Dramatic relay moments | Last Three

[@LynetteOutdoors]

Thanks for sharing. For me the relays are always the icing on the cake at a meet.

[@cockpoolwilliams5758]

😍🥰🤩👍💜💚❤💯

[@plexitymusic]

God I miss Bolt...

[@kevin_dee_goat2016]

Me too bro😔

[@chikethecreator76]

Even if USA had a good baton exchange, usain bolt would have closed him down anyway

[@yennox5338]

It still would've been closer.

[@adhithyanvsanthosh8200]

100%

[@Camo1x]

@@yennox5338 still would've been a decent gap and Usain domination

[@ryhimcyril7888]

Should've been bailey running the anchor not rogers would've been a close race

[@nicolettekadiri8059]

Don’t be foolish

[@timn4481]

its amazing to see how bad some of the changes of the fastest relay teams are..and its fundamentals too- stuff you learn as a kid ..like what hand and what side of the lane to run in so the incoming runner doesnt run over you.

[@MrLeegreenwood]

pressure

[@cesarcoelho7227]

Loved Tyson , remember his Arkansas days, always siping his bottle of water Before gun goes off . GREAT SPRINTER ✌️☮️👊

[@khaledalexander8704]

Asafa actually closed in on gatlin

[@Pumpxkin]

@66fredo99 la France Source for splits? Thanks for advance.

[@darrenshaw767]

@66fredo99 la France don’t need the splits, You can watch the race and see clearly that Powell closed him down 😂😂😂

[@yennox5338]

But everybody gets mad at me when I say Hughes was closing down on Jacobs in last year's 4x100.

[@darrenshaw767]

@@yennox5338 I don’t, it was clear that Hughes took yards out of Jacobs last year

[@tekkerzboyjr6073]

He seriously hit another gear in the last 30 meters of his stretch. Look at how the French sprinter gets blown away in the last 30 meters. He made up the stager.

[@Rakesh-fc1wr]

Mannn Gatlin 2nd leg was always on different level & changing moment for Usa . 2017 was most disappointed, if not a injury bolt would taken down colemen and the English sprinter out .

[@eamparbeng]

When the British team won in London, it was like a breath of fresh air. Constantly seeing Jamaica win global titles made it boring though Usain Bolt was exciting to watch. Especially beating the Americans who were overall the faster team individually

[@juhiss912]

0:12 Wow! You put so much effort into the video! Damn I love the men's 1x100m!!!!1!1!!!

[@spongeboy7744]

Yo i just noticed that wtf????

[@uchennaokonkwo523]

Who else wished bolt hit that second gear

[@ave220487]

Wished it but mostly he wouldn't have run down Coleman or the UK guy

[@jkbc]

sometimes runner's hands are out of control when they run, they are supposed to hand it over to the next runner, and the next runner also need to look where the baton will land

[@akshay5569]

Bro in second clip bolt would have easily closed down then

[@bekgirl805]

No

[@akshay5569]

@@bekgirl805 you wish

[@SriLankanStuff]

In 2015 both USA and Jamaica had 1 bad exchange

[@o_CwNOOB_o]

0:12 1x100m??

[@jordanjordannis2258]

Lool. Well I guess bolt did win the flat 100 so he's the 1x100m champion

[@alexfine6647]

Now also this past one was very dramatic where Canada beat the US on home soil, very fortunate to them that the US messed up one of their changeovers though.

[@bulawayoathletics]

2019. If the USA had a faster person or Mic Norman on the 3rd leg. Tht would have been a sub 37 i bet

[@RonDizer]

Bolt knew he wasnt going to catch uo....so...he suddenly feel some pain...thats for sure

[@vicckyyy2001]

Am I tripping or does it say 1x100 Last 3 world champions at 0:14?

[@vicckyyy2001]

Like instead of 4x100

[@markmeadmore3154]

Bolt realised he couldn’t close that gap down so “pulled up”.

[@devin-qg5pt]

he could’ve closed that gap but sometimes injury’s just happen no matter if your losing or winning, happens to most track athletes 🤷‍♀️

[@teachers.higgins2150]

He would take the third place still

[@nicholaskirui4123]

USA got amazing 4 by 400M athletes

[@AllInTheGame01]

You should think so when it has a population of over 330m people coupled with a competitive & well resourced NCAA system!

[@yennox5338]

@@AllInTheGame01 USA is objectively the best Track and Field country.

[@jordanjordannis2258]

@@yennox5338 Then why have they yielded to an island for the better part of the last 2 decades? The USA performs commensurately to their size and resources, Jamaica is heads and tails above where they should be accounting for their size and resources. Add to that the fact that the USA plays second fiddle when Jamaicans are in the lineup, I would say Jamaica is objectively and empirically the best track and field country.

[@yennox5338]

@@jordanjordannis2258 Wanna talk about the last 20 years or does your history only go back that far? There has never been a time where the USA has undergone a period of drought with any of their sprinters. They always make the podium for every event and do so consistently. Size doesn't matter because countries like Canada are much larger than Great Britain yet hasn't produced as many sub 10 sprinters. When has the USA played second fiddle to Jamaica as of late? Are you just talking about the women?

[@jordanjordannis2258]

@@yennox5338 I'm glad you asked, and the answer is no, my history goes back all of 74 years when Jamaica, not yet an independent nation, owned world records and was going 1-2 in the Olympics :). And I'll go ahead and disagree with you that size doesn't matter in regard to the Olympics. It's a bit disingenuous using Canada for the purpose of your example, considering that Canada is underpopulated and has just more than half the population of the UK. Not to mention I also spoke about RESOURCES, which is something the US has in abundance and Jamaica comparatively has very little of. In regard to your final point. I was speaking to the US playing second fiddle in a general sense, both male and female. The latter goes without saying, there are few metrics in which the US doesn't pale next to Jamaican women, particular on the track. And as for men, Jamaica came from the Olympics last year with an individual gold medal for the men on the track. The US came away with none. So if we look back at the caliber of success Jamaica has had measured against size, population and resources, versus the same metrics for the US, then Jamaica is the most successful and certainly the most impressive of the two.

[@charlesdarwin6142]

2011 is my favourite by far

[@Ninja-gt3zi]

If only Mitchell blake ran like that in the olympics Tokyo

[@israeljoao5532]

Yokohama 2019 ??? A tight arrival between Brazil and USA. Brazil's first time winning the 4x100 relay

[@rasputin5193]

Noah Lyles 🔥

[@bekgirl805]

You need Steve cram on commentary

[@francisnguyen6349]

Go, Team USA 🇺🇸 💙 👏 💪 ❤ 🙌 will be correct exchange or incorrect.

[@fede_ponz]

0:13 1x100 m lol

[@svgkiwi3578]

i swear the timer stopped late at 1:14

[@spongeboy7744]

Timers always do that since they start a bit more late than when the gun goes off

[@ngahuruharawira4134]

🙏✝️🕊GLORY TO GOD FOREVER🔥🥳

[@fede_ponz]

why spoilering the winners ahead of the race lmao

[@dilumsitharagallage5199]

I think Michael Norman would be a good lead off ..since he always has the best start and the speed..Noah lyes would be a better choice for the second leg...bromell for the bend and fred is to bring the batton home..Hope it would be a record breaking performance..

[@SoulSociety404]

A better order for the USA is Coleman - Kerley - Trayvon - Lyles

[@Williamottelucas]

6:43 That looks like a poor pass, not a good one.

[@keromesinclair]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@rahlohmcdonogh4855]

😂

[@rajatarya9760]

Where are the ITALIANS

[@hazacarrobinson6673]

that was the Olympics last year

[@rajatarya9760]

@@hazacarrobinson6673 I know but didn't they qualified for this event

[@gregorysweeting2512]

Yes,you Usain would have caught that runner because of poor baton exchanges. Also not matching speed per leg as Jamaica. If a healthy Tyson had gotten that baton a step in from of Usain,might of been a different story. The USA didnt match them here at this meet,as was the case in the Bahamas at the world relays. Congrats to.Jamaica.

[@leenyamu4475]

supreeme11

[@nantesniente5870]

Hi i dont speak very good english please explain why canada was disqualified in the first run I couldnt not understand and not see why Thank you

[@jordanjordannis2258]

Canada wasn't disqualified in the first one. They were moved up to 3rd because the USA got disqualified for exchanging the baton too late.

[@nantesniente5870]

@@jordanjordannis2258 ohh thanks so much I really appreciate your answer, I understand now. Take these flowers as a thank you💐

[@jordanjordannis2258]

@@nantesniente5870 No problem. Have a nice day and thanks for the flowers, haha

[@richardramero369]

He had no injury he just can't take the f****** thought that he was going to lose

[@vicckyyy2001]

lol. Imagine saying Bolt thought he would lose. That man was the most confident athlete in the world, I'm sure he could've been actually injured, or like you said, he was afraid of losing

[@hazacarrobinson6673]

@@vicckyyy2001 but he lost the 100m and accepted it,i mean he should’ve retired 2016 after Rio but he loves it so much he gave it another year

[@vicckyyy2001]

@@hazacarrobinson6673 true, ur right

[@alien6855]

Had that man hit second gear those two athletes were too close to not been blown away by him‼️

[@mojjim2177]

They paid him to lose

[@italy8795]

FUNNY BECAUSE AMERICAN TEAM ISN'T EVEN A "PURE" AMERICAN WHITE AND BLONDE AMERICAN IS THE REAL AMERICAN

[@victordemmers8624]

relax bro they born in usa so they american

[@goingmyles7681]

Youre name is litterally italy... lol. I don't think you can decide who is american.

[@italy8795]

@@victordemmers8624 YOU MEAN IMMIGRANT FROM AFRICA

[@Qu.Z.]

Real Americans, are native indian Americans, not white, the white are also migrants from Ireland and Netherlands. Study before you speak.

[@cows543]

Is this the dumbest comment anyone has ever made?