Four days on from her unforgettable weekend, Jefferson-Wooden told CNN Sports that she’s “not satisfied” after her accomplishments this year. Her 100m winning time of 10.61 seconds was a world championship record and the largest margin of victory in world championship history – crossing the line 0.14 seconds ahead of silver medalist Julien Alfred. World record ambitionsThe superb performance leaves her 0.12 seconds off the women’s 100m world record time of 10.49 seconds, held by Florence Griffith-Joyner. “The biggest thing for me if I want to break the world record and become the world record holder, it’s not going to be chasing the time,” said Jefferson-Wooden. Just a handful of women have ever won a world championship gold medal as well an Olympic gold medal, and Jefferson-Wooden has the opportunity to do so on home soil.