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For Lindsay Krause, the first sign something wasn't right, with America's fastest woman,

Shikari Richardson, came from social media.

When I saw her post on Twitter, I am human.

I was really wondering what she meant.

Lindsay writes about sports for The New York Times.

She was also a competitive runner herself.

She knows athletes can sometimes post this cryptic stuff.

But she'd just watched Richardson pull off this tremendous win at the Olympic trials.

With her burnt-orange hair flying behind her, Shikari Richardson dominated.

Then she ran up into the stands.

I think she's going to find mom.

That's when Richardson collapsed into her grandmother's arms.

We'll talk about the race in a moment, but just to rush to get up the steps to see your

family, your grandmother, your dad, your mom, everybody.

What does that mean?

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