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Britain's fastest woman Dina Asher-Smith has said she is not daunted by the prospect of competing at the Olympic Stadium for the first time.

The British 100m record holder will run in the sprint relay at the Anniversary Games on Friday and 100m on Saturday.

Asher-Smith, who became the fastest British woman in history when she clocked 11.02 seconds in May, was a kit carrier during London 2012.

"It's going to be amazing to be back. I just can't wait," said the 19-year-old.

The history undergraduate, ranked second in Europe this season over 100m, will line-up on Saturday against Dutchwoman Dafne Schippers, the only European to have run faster than her over the distance.

"I've been in good shape all season but it does still come down to how you do on the day, and how you execute your race," added the Londoner, a world junior sprint champion.

"I was fortunate enough to be a box carrier [at the Olympics in 2012] and I did it on Super Saturday so saw Jessica Ennis-Hill, Greg Rutherford and Mo Farah do absolutely amazing.

"It really did inspire me to see how much people want British athletes to do well.

"It's not daunting at all, it's a unique opportunity for us British athletes to utilise the atmosphere that the stadium provides. It's not often you get to run there and I hope it will be absolutely packed."