Demar Murray during the men's 400m first round at the 13th IAAF World Junior Championships in Moncton, Canada

Fothergill, however, is not new to the group, as he had trained with them during the summer of last year. He has now finished College in Maryland and will return to Jamaica to resume training fully with the group. He attended Elthan High and G.C. Foster College before leaving for the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. Fothergill, on Monday, won bronze at the CAC Games in Puerto Rico.

On the other hand, Steele from New York City, apart from having a good 2010 indoor season and running consistently at mid 46secs, is yet to make a name for himself.

"Steele and Fothergill have been at Racers from about May/June," Glen Mills, coach and President of the club confirmed to trackalerts.com.

Of Murray and Gayle, both who represented Jamaica at the just concluded 13th IAAF World Junior Championships in Moncton, Canada, Mills said, "I know they have an interest in coming but until we start in October, we can't confirm that they'll be there .... We prefer to say who've joined us rather than who are willing to join us but we'll love to have them...."

Murray, on his return to the island on Tuesday night, told trackalerts.com that he will be joining the Usain Bolt led group in October.

"I will be joining the Racers Group because I think it's a better option than to go overseas," he explained.

He added: "I will be attending UTech, because I want to stay close to my family and friends," he said of his decision not to seek scholarship overseas.

The four will join Jermaine Gonzales, who last week in Monaco ran 44.40 for a new Jamaica record and Ricardo Chambers, many time national champion, along with sprinters Yohan Blake, Marvin Anderson and Antiguan Daniel Bailet at the UWI-based Club.

By Anthony Foster, trackalerts.com