Every Official 100m World Record

[@AthleticProductionz]

Those of you that prefer less music might enjoy our podcast where we interview professional Track & Field Athletes kzbin.info/door/BaMEZjvh5jrAHA0vKdA_1g

[@drewdricky]

Stop spoiling the videos with the music. Track fans love to hear the commentary. How many times must we all this of you?

[@bepowerification]

I dont want to listen to a podcast just clips with the original commentary....

[@FuzzFace80]

Which moron sourced the footage for this video? Worst quality in the history of KZbin

[@Pukzx]

Less frames in older footage makes it look like their legs move faster

[@user-qd2me]

no one wants to watch ur fucking podcast we just dont want to hear the cringe music

[@mgsee]

It's such a shame that the music track makes the commentary difficult to hear and spoils the video. A big part of the excitement of a race is the commentary.

[@9ninehd3]

yeah the music is garbage.

[@PCSExponent]

Why flatter the music?

[@eetumarsu9878]

And why is it mostly in finnish

[@wolfgangs.8243]

You are absolutely right!

[@LVO97]

Are you mad fam

[@AussieDad79]

At 6:47 where Bolt is jogging and the cameraman is sprinting trying to keep up lol!!

[@adrianbento3298]

No

[@hoytsigman5435]

He does have a 30-50 pound camera plus he probably is overweight

[@hoarbaby]

Adrian Bento yes son

[@liampost9132]

@@hoytsigman5435 did you just call that tiny camera 30-50 pounds

[@no-gracias9863]

I say 10 pound camera

[@Gravyman]

Asafa Powell had really beautiful technique in his prime. Very clean and efficient. Didn't realize that he broke his own record that many times.

[@grizzly2773]

He's run under 10 more than anyone else in history

[@Saleh70059]

He cheat too on game

[@tevincoley7970]

And couldnt win a dam gold medal

[@laheee7434]

Asafa's technique was clean, but Asafa wasn't.

[@jayya6883]

@@laheee7434 ha

[@fezzik7619]

I’ve been watching track and field for over 30 years and I still can’t believe Bolt got the 100M down below 9.6. That record could stand a long time

[@cc283gd8]

maximum 20 years

[@siriusleigh24]

Apparently Marcell Jacobs ran 9.41 in training. Predicted to break the record this year, 2022.

[@razorr_o]

@@siriusleigh24 Jacobs lost his top end speed cause of illness

[@moderatemapper9440]

@@siriusleigh24 Well, you got your answer.

[@oliveredwards1502]

​@@siriusleigh24 utter rubbish 😅

[@GlyntTheCat]

I'd argue that without Asafa Powell, we wouldn't have Usain Bolt. He's supercharged sprinting for the nation of Jamaica with his technique and dedication to athletes as a whole. The dude wrote history for Usain Bolt to read and, when it was his turn, add another solid chapter.

[@jordan4541]

Why does footage of older races make the sprinters seem so much faster than todays?

[@AthleticProductionz]

Jordan Lucky I can't decide whether it's that footage that makes them look faster or today's footage that makes them look slower. Whenever I watch a 100m on tv it looks much slower than in person.

[@jordan4541]

Agreed. It might just be the angle

[@bensullivan5562]

I think when the footage is old and grainy their leg movement looks a bit more blurred (and hence looks faster). And who knows, even other tiny factors since that have improved the times like larger stride length i.e. Usain Bolt.

[@Mrwiseguy101690]

Noticed that too. I'm assuming the culprit is fps. Lower fps will make it look like the legs are moving faster because there's a lot of stuff happening in between frames. Whereas new 60fps cameras and displays show more detailed movement and creates an illusion that the legs aren't moving as fast. Just a theory though.

[@bensullivan5562]

Sponge I was watching the 100m final in HD and Christian colemans legs were moving ridiculously fast. If that was in grainy footage you wouldn't even be able to make out where his legs are.

[@markm.1244]

How the heck did Asafa Powell run 9.74 and slow down at the end he could have gone 9.6

[@saminates2002]

El Gato Facts.. at least a 9.68

[@NeoViny]

That’s exactly what comes to my mind while watching this race. It looks like he stopped running on the last 10m... crazy

[@hoytsigman5435]

I know he could of ran 9.6 if he kept going and leaned but that's crazy 9.74 and slowing down WTF

[@Mr7Cavalier7]

@@hoytsigman5435 Usain bolt's 100m 2012 Olympics semifinal , he could've done a 9.6 flat , new OR. 200m 2012 Olympics final , could've done a 19.2. now his 200m OR is in jeopardy

[@hoytsigman5435]

@@Mr7Cavalier7 no he could of done 9.65 at best during that race with a lean

[@Jayy16_]

ASAF needs more recognition. I'm Jamaican and I didn't even know he broke the WR 4 times!! Unbelievable.

[@razorr_o]

He is one of a kind, no doubt

[@chalwechalwe987]

I don't think most people truly realize how fast a 9.58 100 is, insane!

[@mpup54]

I dont think we will ever see this broken in our lifetime

[@deiondre0]

whats really insane is how Usain broke the world record by over a tenth of a second. Eventually someone will break Bolt's record but I seriously dont think anyone can beat a 100m world record by at least a tenth of a second ever again

[@dattebayo81]

@@deiondre0 ya from 9.68 to 9.58 breaking his own record by tenth of a second

[@cosmasmukono1417]

@@mpup54 it will never be broken

[@cosmasmukono1417]

Just like the women 100m record, noone will break that record

[@pound4pound380]

Its amazing that Carl Lewis once was the world's fastest man at 9.86 and Usain Bolt literally shut it down 25 meters from the finish line in the semifinals 2009 world championships and ran a 9.89. Bolt is a freak of nature

[@danielnewton7360]

3:56 it sounded like the commentator started rapping because of the music xD

[@bigsmoke1179]

Found it

[@Babyboo20511]

Sounds catchy 2

[@Em00il]

haha thats finnish for you

[@tehariterpi5540]

TORILLE PERKELE

[@muhammadilyas-nn7sy]

Genius

[@homej2]

Good thing to show , but the music is too LOUD, the races are the objective.

[@AthleticProductionz]

Nathaniel King that's fair enough. I don't usually put commentary in so I'm not used to getting the balance right.

[@andreblackwood5909]

@@AthleticProductionz Whats the name of the first song in the video and it's a riddim as well.

[@sneakypumpy9694]

The first song suits it

[@latifamaatoug8766]

@@sneakypumpy9694 whats name of it??

[@OfentseMwaseFilms]

9.58 will never fall. That speed is simply impossible. Even Bolt himself has never ran close to that again.

[@renstasma5214]

He actually ran a 9.63 in 2012 in London. But other than that no not in the coming 20 years

[@levito7783]

​@@renstasma5214I wouldn't be so sure

[@timmytheinventor4746]

It will fall, but it'll likely take a very long time.

[@daviroza4700]

@@dogsarentdangerous1195everything falls foreal

[@Jar-z9n]

I think Erriyon Knighton and Letsile Tebogo can break 9.58 and 19.19 before 2030

[@yaseengaffoor]

Powell is strong at heart and such a professional to pass the crown to Bolt and celebrate with him at the end. It’s going to be years before that record is broken and I am happy I got to see it live

[@AthleticProductionz]

After receiving a couple of hundred comments about the music I have come to the conclusion that the majority of people feel it has ruined the video. I will upload a video on this without the music.

[@markrodrigues3820]

Athletic Productionz where is this???

[@alinsav9097]

This is exactly what I wanted to comment about... remove the background music. Thanks!

[@chrismcghee772]

No it makes it better than the actual vid

[@Fuckthesystem-ro5wm]

Fuck what people think mate...it's your channel,I enjoyed it 👌

[@beewalk34]

And bolt always seems to slow down the last few meters if he has a big lead. One would think at level a big lead equates to a possible record

[@wtfMYRONL]

Imagine being Tyson Gay he's just always second behind Asaf and behind Usain lol he even beat Asafs records, but nobody cares cause there was already a new world record by Usain lol imagine your whole lifes work you were sooooo close. But you'll always just be the second guy lol

[@quabenathalamus]

He won Gold in Japan , 2007 world champs

[@mrfluffy9308]

Because he is gay he is cursed ahahaha so funny isn’t

[@Jack-hv1os]

Cause he a renown drug cheat

[@speedsociety9177]

he had good successes and he is still the fastest human ever in the US and the second fastest in the world, not too shabby.

[@hearmenow909]

@@speedsociety9177 2nd fastest at 100m only.

[@mellowmonsoon278]

Powel the most elegant out of all

[@lukacalov1988]

Asafa Powell ran under 10s like 100+ times Next closest is Bolt with like 60 Powell was insane

[@cleanxtouchvibe206]

Only human to run sub 10 a 100 times

[@RodriqueMcbean]

No he didn't

[@nathanboy9866]

Don't ever want bolts time to be broken, as technology and fitness improve nobody will deserve to beat the raw talent this man possessed through his whole sprinting career 👌

[@fj3571]

No that means if they beat it, then they definitely deserve it because it would be more hard work than raw talent.

[@wr6392]

Love how the footage from 68' is clear. From 99' looks like it was a filming of a blurred TV screen

[@wendewood]

The look on Donovan Bailey's face when he won is permanently etched in every Canadian's brain! The way he picked up speed in this and the 4x100 final leg is legendary.

[@ItsMoneyMakingMitch]

Damn Asafa broke that thang 4 times! bruv!

[@AthleticProductionz]

TBH I think officially he matched it four times but he did run faster than the previous WR four times so you know whether it is official or not he broke it four times.

[@shredx81]

Shame he was on drugs.

[@thebigman3794]

shredx81 nope

[@hoytsigman5435]

@@shredx81 he was never on drugs he's ran under 10 seconds over 85 times so if he was cheating don't you think he'd be caught already 😂

[@diegoscalonegonzalez1895]

Lmao I know asafas nephew

[@imjustsilleh]

9.84 by Bailey is still one of my favorite 100m races !!!

[@MrCtwhat]

I wonder what his time would've been if he had a good start. That comeback was incredible.

[@misterhorizon6267]

Me the series of 9.77 by powell 😂😂😂

[@thecensoredmuscle563]

@@MrCtwhat idk if he had a bad start to today's standards. The guys he was racing against had sick starts.

[@sefron6207]

6:46 you can see bolt just jogging and it looks like it's just mini people running everything they can to keep up with him

[@minecraftnyc4581]

finally a video showing this, well done Athletic Productionz! maybe you could do history of 100m olympic finals next or world championships? :)

[@AthleticProductionz]

That's a great idea! I will get on to that soon. Thank you!

[@omeatai]

Asafa Powell broke the record 4 times????

[@lucu01]

and they were all his own at that time, amazing - sometimes that is the biggest challenge

[@evaetevana5948]

Donovan Bailey comeback was the most impressive for me 2:39 🔥💯.

[@japorto7]

I agree.. this might have been the best sprint ever

[@tomwells8093]

He got an awful start! Makes you wonder how fast he could have gone if it went perfect. Might have challenged Bolts time

[@felixumukoro4119]

​@@tomwells8093 No he couldn't challenge Bolt's time. Americans take your Ls and move on.

[@SuperSnoer]

Usain Bolt casually celebrating 20 meters before the line while breaking the world record and running a 9.68 is the most ridiculous thing I've ever witnessed in my life

[@hectorluis1673]

I actually enjoyed the soundtrack, keep it up bro

[@drae1976]

9.58 is just amazing. Bolt is the greatest of all time.

[@SHINZ138]

DeAndrae Sampton Well obviously as he holds the world record 🙄

[@dattebayo81]

ikr

[@razorr_o]

@@SHINZ138 he says "the greatest" , not "the fastest" . See the difference?

[@demetriuskafkoulas5005]

5:22 It frustrates me to see that he visually eased up his sprinting on the last 10 meters. He could've broken the record even more.

[@user-nt3uh8ru6s]

I'm even more pissed at the Bolt's 2008 one. Same shit, would prolly be under 9.50 if he didnt jerk around.

[@jhaz89]

@@user-nt3uh8ru6s yeah I don't get why they do that. You've run hard for 90 meters. Why ease up the last 10 meters? Especially since world records exist and its just going to make it easier for someone in the future to beat it.

[@user-nt3uh8ru6s]

@@jhaz89 I dont know how they live with themselves knowing the time they couldve had.

[@jhaz89]

@@user-nt3uh8ru6s Yeah it makes no sense. Seems like maintaining a world record is like winning a gold medal every day. And having that what you'd think is at least 0.05 seconds worth of time he cost himself, could be the difference between the world record holding up for many many years. And bolts time is so much better than the next I feel like a 9.58 could hold up for like 30 years but a 9.53 could hold up for a lifetime. Even if it was 9.55 vs 9.58, that could be a multi decade difference. If I was bolt I'd want to try to see if I could hold the WR for the rest of my life. And by giving up those handful of hundredths of seconds, there's a decent chance that could ultimately be the kicker.

[@user-nt3uh8ru6s]

@@jhaz89 Yeah, youre right. The world record differences have shrunken down to a couple of miliseconds and 3 second difference could take years, even decades to take down.

[@theshwomp625]

Asafa is my favorite sprinter easily and he ran against himself WR wise (positive) and mentally too (negative). The man has equaled his own WR 3 times in a single year and the following year goes on to lower it. As far as I know he is the only man to do this. Amazing. Tyson Gay is the unsong hero, this man requires WR's to be defeated, I believe he holds the stat of most 2nd place finishes against a 1st WR race. Crazy. That is something that should be said: these athletes are always under massive pressure from the venue and the competition and Tyson Gay pushes people to the limits. 2006 Asafa is GOAT in terms of World Record pace. Tyson Gay, in shape, takes a WR to deafeat honestly (should have been everyone's mindset). 10/10 video

[@AthleticProductionz]

THE SHWOMP Two legends of the sport! I hope we will get to see the likes of them again soon but I doubt it. The London 2012 100m final was incredible and the line up from that pretty much sums up the last decade or so of sprinting.

[@theshwomp625]

I hope too but I agree. Gay, Powell, Bolt (hell, Gatlin too) created the best sprinting decade period for fans.

[@thateburoniguy9058]

THE SHWOMP well said!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@ofcourseuwont]

Now the future is De Grasse, Bromell (my favorite), Christian Coleman, and many others.

[@AthleticProductionz]

I cannot wait to see how it develops

[@faisalmohamed7125]

Asafa Powell breaking the world record 4 times and even slowing down at the end, one of the most underrated sprinters of all time.

[@trackstar2502]

Athletic Production; There Isn't Anything Wrong With The Music. Trust What I'm Saying!! This Is A Very Good Video, And That's An Understatement... 🏃🏽‍♂️💨💨💨💨

[@GyariSan1]

Asafa Powell being over shadowed by his great country man Usain Bolt never gets mentioned a lot, but man was his running form and style a thing of beauty. It's so smooth and balanced. He always look like he's gliding off the ground

[@AthleticProductionz]

Any World record that wasn't run with automatic timing, has never been officially classified as a world record and has previously been classed as one but has been revoked due to misconduct has not been included. (Asafa Powell's two 9.77s runs being exempt due to them both being faster than 9.77 and it fills the video out.......)

[@andreblackwood5909]

Atheletic Productionz what the remixs in the first video name?

[@richardgallimore5976]

@Antonio Sapienza Carl Lewis was on just as many drugs, so really Ben held the WR until Mo tied it, then they had joint WR for awhile.

[@abhijeet6575]

I dont know why so many people are hating on the music. It gets me so pumped while I watch the race. The commentary is okay lol I mean you can see whats happening for yourself.

[@GrizzleyBearington]

abhijeet IKR?

[@abhijeet6575]

@@GrizzleyBearington true af ma g

[@evaetevana5948]

6:49 the cameraman is trying to follow Usain Bolt 🤣🔥💯.

[@beachshorts25]

As a Jamaican I sometimes forget just how great Asafa Powell was/is...my respects to you Sir !

[@king_has_no_clothskul8635]

YES without bolt nobody was touching ASAFA for those 3 years. his timing got wrong as he peaked after olympics and in 2008 bolt beat him!it can happen in sports. but as long as you got any world champ, you are up there! he held world records beaten only by his compatriot BOLT! and bolt much much younger than ASAFA!

[@lvsoccerdad]

The music kills it. Very annoying 👎🏾

[@AthleticProductionz]

I have had multiple people mention the music. Looking back I would do it differently. Thank you for bringing it up in a civilised manner unlike some others. I appreciate the feedback!

[@PCSExponent]

With all due respect, are you sure of it? I would guess all the likes are for the video, all the dislikes are for the music...

[@GodofFinesse]

I actually didn't mind the music but I can see the complaints

[@jlaux7]

@@AthleticProductionz Enjoyed the second track so much I ended up buying it on iTunes.

[@hoytsigman5435]

I like it

[@biglilrichard]

at 4:12, it says his speed is 36.84 km/h. guess what the jamaican 4x100m relay wr is? 36.84 seconds #illuminaticonfirmed

[@AthleticProductionz]

Richard Bao And they thought we would never know!

[@MarkArmah-uj5kc]

Richard Bao the relay record is 36.85

[@markrodrigues3820]

Mxrk_ Armxh errr no

[@robby1359]

Mxrk_ Armxh No it was rounded down from 36.85 to 36.84

[@stjjnr980]

Lol hacking next level

[@gabriellangton5137]

america: we have the fastest runners jamaica in 2006: hold my ginger beer

[@alexjjgreen]

*red stripe

[@reibar3981]

These World records will not be broken again since the future generations are leaning toward wireless and online . Our sons and daughters right now are doing tiktok, petting a dog/cat, love life and eating.

[@razorr_o]

You are so right :(

[@clinth0107]

after Bolt, everybody seems to run really slow.

[@isaacmax2252]

Aint no one breaking 9.58 for a long long time. Maybe if someone perfects running on all 4 😂

[@shreenikethanv6241]

Everyone literally ran but one man indeed jog he's the legend Mr. Bolt.

[@realistreset8336]

Ben Johnson 9.79 in 1988. Way ahead of his time and on all the same PEDs as the other sprinters, yes, including adult braces-wearing Carl Lewis along with 80% of team USA.

[@king_has_no_clothskul8635]

CARL LEWIS DID NO DRUGS FOOL. DO YOU SEE HIS BODY? HE NEVER LOOKED ON DOPE. SLIM AND CHISELLED. THAT IS WHY HE LASTED 4 OLYMPICS AND NEARLY 5 AS USA MISSED MOSCOW! THAT DAY I WAS SURE BEN JOHNSON WAS ON DOPE AND IT WAS CONFIRMED. DID YOU EVEN SEE HIS MUSCLES? YOU ARE ALSO RIGHT THEY ALL DO THAT! TILL YOU ARE CAUGHT BUT NORMALLY A BULGED BELLY AND TANK SHOULDERS ARE A GIVE AWAY AS YOU WILL NEVER HAVE THAT NATURALLY!

[@razorr_o]

That New York 2008 footage brings nostalgy, though it wasn't that long ago. Watching it feels more heartwarming. Incredible, how much video quality improved in just one year from then.

[@fred.m.nnamakando5186]

😂That first clip thou... Everyone looked like, they had super speed or something.

[@razorr_o]

They all went Super Saiyan

[@TimmacTR]

Why the music ffs...

[@10aspiref]

5:05 How fast could he have gone that day if he blasted it all the way to the line?

[@ivan8789]

wondering exactly the same thing, i think he could've gone at least 9.65

[@robertovalentinoo]

Usain Bolt also at 6:09 he could 9.60 seriously :)

[@richardgallimore5976]

9.71 I'd say for Asafa.

[@richardgallimore5976]

@@robertovalentinoo More like 9.64, maybe 9.63.

[@yennox5338]

9.65 or 9.66 seconds.

[@kemybolt]

Asafa could run in Rieti under 9.7 if he did not slow down at the end

[@hoytsigman5435]

Ohh yeah easily could of ran 9.69-9.67 with full determination and a lean

[@Forever-tq3yj]

Maybe 9.65-69

[@justinbell700]

2022 and still watching oh what an honor it is to still watch the great man running all over again. Who's still watching in 2022.

[@deepaesther6440]

Music is great hats of to athletic productions 💪💪💪💪

[@cambam4461]

Good idea for a video I thoroughly enjoyed 200m version next?

[@AthleticProductionz]

cam bam Sure thing🐫

[@BLACKSTA361]

Its only bolt and michael johnson

[@bavarianwolf3806]

imagine running 10 meters every second overall.. thats crazy. i need 10 seconds for 10 meters alone

[@desiolle2874]

that's as fast as most of us fall

[@dattebayo81]

@@desiolle2874 gravity!

[@DanArnets1492]

Best I ever did was like 12 and a half on run-of-the-mill running shoes, a T-shirt and without starting blocks when I was like 16-17. My PE teacher told me to pursue athletics but I thought I was too small and wide for it. Also, it didn't look like I could make a living out of it. NGL I regret not having gone competitive

[@hmrhuang]

Of all the races, the 1996 Olympic Final still impresses to this day. Bailey just kept accelerating and overtook everyone for what was then a new WR. I still think he could have run sub 9.7 if he was a better starter!

[@myself5072]

well he wasn’t a better starter so too bad

[@king_has_no_clothskul8635]

yES, all others ran out of steam with that on n off start. but even he came up short next time--green beat him. so their span at the top was short. only carl and bolt lived long( carl missed moscow olympics)

[@williambakhache2487]

Amazing content!

[@orineboyd6346]

Music Too Loud! But thx for upload 👍 Bolt destroyed Powell’s confidence 😳

[@wasteofoxygen2198]

5:05 imagine if he didn’t slow down at the finish

[@landray3596]

First song : Dropwizz x afterfab - underwater

[@richardgallimore5976]

Haha, I enjoyed Carl Lewis getting wrecked by Ben Johnson. Let's be real, both were on roids, Ben is for sure the better Sprinter. It wasn't until Asafa ran that Ben's record was broken (and Maurice and Tim Montgomery about tied it I guess). I still am so amazed by that 9.58 (as everyone is). Asafa ran a 9.8x there which is normally is a winning time, Asafa was a decent margin ahead of 4th, it was a clear 3rd place. Meanwhile Tyson ran one of the best times in history with a 9.71 I believe, a time that has only been bested by himself, Yohan and Bolt. Bolt still looked significantly ahead of someone who clocked a 9.71, mind blowing. I feel bad for Tyson, he's the second best sprinter in 100m history, tied with Yohan, yet he never held the WR. He had a few "WR" runs, but both were just barely over legal wind, he was 2nd place for Asafa's 9.74 and Bolt's 9.72 and only after the WR became a ridiculous 9.58 did he run his 9.69 legit. On top of that, there's his daughter =( Great video, you've gained a new subscriber xD

[@AthleticProductionz]

Thank you very much! I always think about what it must be like for Tyson and Yohan being that much better than everyone else except for one man. Such a shame for Tyson though he always turned up and put in a world class performance. It took world records to beat him.

[@cattycats4]

Look up Bob Hayes. 1964 Olympics. Ran at a faster speed than Usain Bolt did in his 9.58 run. Hayes still the fastest man ever with an 8.5 second 4x100m split. I'm sure Ben Johnson wouldnt have got near the world record had Hayes ran 4 years later, he was so much faster than Hines... I reckon Bob wouldve run 9.6.

[@sylotiboy4166]

cattycats4 Actually Bob Hayes run was hand timed he probably run something like 8.7 but that is still fast I reckon he could run 9.6 equivalent

[@cattycats4]

It wasnt just hand timed as there is a video of it with the automatic clock visible. I agree with you Bob wouldve been a 9.6 flat runner maybe dipping just under 9.6 like Usain

[@sylotiboy4166]

cattycats4 Bob Hayes 4x100 relay was hand timed if you think that is fast Jim Hines was timed at 8.2s at 1968 Olympics but that too was hand timed Hayes automatic timing would be around 8.6-8.7 Usain Bolt holds the fastest 4x100m split time of 8.65s from 2015

[@oommcc]

I could run 100m in 9'46" ... I just chose to stay in the sofa eating cheetos and watching videos... but if I did run!...

[@clharris7211]

When you break the world record at the Olympic games then you a real clutch performer. Break the record when everyone is watching on the big stage.

[@tijshaanappel7882]

that 9.74 from powell could be way faster

[@tevincoley7970]

And bolt 9.69 couldve been faster as well the man celebrate with 30m lefr

[@klumszy]

Usain Bolt is awesome to watch - like a plane taking off - he starts as if he's got a weight he's pulling, then finally in the lead by 50m, but he looks like he's not even at max speed until 75m. Then he's just flies through the finish.

[@Stenbrotsgatan]

Ben Johnson 9.79 in 1988 was simply unheard of at the time...that was insanely fast

[@kellyzak2375]

The biggest pisser is everyone in that race was on the juice

[@simonepedron9299]

1988 was a great year, weird right ahahahah

[@el_mal_de_ojo]

Prime Asafa Powell's sprinting form is simply beautiful to watch. And Bolt...well, he's just a genetic anomaly. 9.58 is mind boggling, breaking the record by over a 10th of a second. Doubt that will ever happen again.

[@dehash666]

1:08 why 1st place was DQ?

[@asc3end340]

I'm not sure but I think it was doping

[@francocorreamartino3619]

Asafa Powell run at 9.74, and he slowed down for the last 15 or 20 meters, that was unbelievable

[@tevincoley7970]

Bold run 9.69 and celebrate with 30m left now thats unbelievable

[@tevincoley7970]

Bold ran 9.69 and celebrate with 30m left now that his unbelievable

[@wss33]

@@tevincoley7970 10m Bolt could have ran 9,62s at best.

[@tevincoley7970]

@@wss33 lol what man who run 9. 58 your tripping

[@wss33]

@@tevincoley7970 What?

[@SkinnyCow.]

1:29 his junk movements are hypnotizing

[@albieoval1657]

I wonder if his junk propels his thigh downward for maximum power or if it impedes the full range of motion of his thighs going upward.

[@jaquanxanthan7284]

Nigga u gay

[@monsieurLDN]

@@jaquanxanthan7284 imagine being unable to look at an other guys junk without getting secual thoughts. How long have you been in the closet XD?

[@FilipinoMHB]

Wow! nice! going to start training again!

[@apilkey]

26 years to drop 0.10 seconds: 1968 - 9.95 1983 - 9.93 1988 - 9.92 1991 - 9.90 1994 - 9.85 11 years to drop 0.10 seconds: 1996- 9.84 1999 - 9.79 2005 - 9.768 2006 - 9.763 2006 - 9.762 2007 - 9.74 2 years to drop 0.14 seconds: 2008 - 9.72 2008 - 9.69 2009 - 9.58 As of 2019: 10 years and record still stands

[@gf6392]

You on to something, my friend

[@kiernanroberts2900]

@2:04 - Carl Lewis, who won the WR in the '91 World Championships, in Tokyo🏆- was certainly in a tight race! Whoever came🥈or🥉must be proud of themselves; any other race they would've won it

[@z9zzcs]

Almost 10 years and still unbeaten, that guy is true legend🤘🏻

[@DanArnets1492]

We needed 25 years to defeat Irina Kravets 400mH WR and we smashed it so fucking much that 2nd place also beat it - It'll eventually fall, they all do

[@wagerekairari393]

15 years now still unbeaten.

[@2181YDM]

画質がどんどん 良くなっていく所に時代を感じる。

[@ivicapavic3381]

2:06 How the heck can WR be slower than CR?

[@user-ln4fk5rj6t]

Wtf

[@darudesandstorm1656]

EXACTLY I NOTICED THAT TOO

[@MrRoztoc]

Maybe runned with the wind? Over 2m/s it's not accept to become a world/continental/national record. (Same as in long jump) But it is valid as a championship record as far as I know.

[@trefrancis4029]

@@MrRoztoc ohhh did not know it had me confused

[@ray.shoesmith]

I watched that at the time and that graphic was shown live. At the the time the WR was 9.80 so I assumed the the CR was 9.90 and they'd accidentally typed in the wrong around. It didn't matter anyway!

[@MohamedMansour-qi7vk]

Everybody was gangsta till Bolt showed up 🏃 😂

[@adamdickinson2894]

It's crazy how much it changed in the 20 years around 1988-2008 and now Bolt's record will last for at least twice that long completely untroubled

[@AS-ot1ng]

9.69 what aa finish... OMG.. Fastest man in the planet🌍.. I salute you.. Bolt sir

[@ericdaniel323]

In case anyone thought Bolt might be human, it took: 23 years to get from 9.93 to 9.76 3 years to get from 9.76 to 9.58 In the 11 years since, only 1 other man has gone under 9.7, and only 4 others under 9.8.

[@Overkill7200]

I mean he is the only person out of the top 10 100m runs of all time to not be caught doping

[@Overkill7200]

Not that I actually have any issue with doping, just saying

[@thecensoredmuscle563]

@@Overkill7200 sure but if you see how much his times increased from the start of 08 to the Olympics. It seems pretty obvious that he doped. Alot of peoples times shoot up when it comes to their first olympic year because they start juicing.

[@sillymadness2896]

0:23 Me and the boys running away from area 51 with Minecraft 2

[@commentconnoisseur1001]

Everything about this hurts

[@redrob6026]

The way Bolt ran in 2008 in New York after the 100m he probably broke the 200m record too 😅

[@davidpanken]

That 9:58 of Bolt is surreal, it’s so so good! Many say it will never be broken. However I think every sports record could fall eventually. The only record I don’t think will be beaten is Ronnie O’Sullivans fastest snooker 147 time of 5 min 8 secs.

[@petervankan1]

Don't use music for sports videos. Just don't. No music. None. Okay ? Thanks.

[@Gravyman]

Bolt's Beijing and Berlin races will forever be remembered for how easily he ran them. We will always wonder what the time would've been if he hand went all out.

[@cc283gd8]

He put all his effort into the world record

[@razorr_o]

@@cc283gd8 not in Beijing

[@Editor_Hound]

Man I loved Maurice Greene's technique and demeanor. With that tongue wagging and that boxer-like stare at the starting block, getting ready to eat some meters!

[@NickTheTutor]

bolt joking and high stepping his way to a world record is just absurd

[@katorogi14]

Bolt has nothing to do but to break his own record twice. THE G.O.A.T.

[@steveandersen469]

Lose the music!!!!!!!

[@berbanedash7935]

Bolts 9.58 WR will fall some day. But it will last a very long time.

[@arunfilmtrailers1690]

It's gonna stand for century keep in mind

[@HealingMusiciansLaunchcast]

I wonder if Bolt regrets slowing down in that Olympic race ??

[@deiondre0]

why would he? he broke it the next year

[@cleanm11]

If you read his biography it says that at this olympic race if he didn't slow down, the world was about to witness a 9'4 😳.

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

@@cleanm11 without slowing down this is a low 9.6 at best. Not even close to 9.4

[@thecensoredmuscle563]

Later Bolt ended up getting a faster time than he would have in the 08 Olympics even if he didn't slow down. Bolts legs were moving the same speed pretty much, it's just his upper body broke form. That was not going to cut .2.

[@truthhurts9036]

I wish there was no music and only commentary

[@koechchepkole]

10 years later and Bolt's 2009 record is yet to be broken, I would give him 50 more years before anyone breaks it.

[@chrisduguay1437]

WHY SHOW Carl Lewis in this video. everyone in that race was on ban substance. at least show Ben Johnson's 9.79 it was best of its day.

[@user-mc2lx4dv6u]

1st song?? The link is unavailable

[@theofeitosa7841]

Do you obtained the link?

[@oliano_]

Dropwizz x Afterfab - Underwater

[@theofeitosa7841]

@@oliano_ thank you very much man!

[@theofeitosa7841]

@@oliano_ man, do you know what is the music at 4:00?

[@oliano_]

@@theofeitosa7841 WIDE AWAKE - Ready

[@versatile8783]

A person who is above 6 feet, gets start like gatlin or powell, has a running technique like tyson gay, can break the world record

[@oc4964]

In other words, BOLT!

[@joewhyler9328]

No actually above he's talking about BOOSTED BOLT(if he stopped flexing while finishing)

[@thecensoredmuscle563]

For sure, Gatlins start is freakish, if someone with Gatlins start and Tysons prime speed. Bolts record would be broken most likely.

[@aryanrazdan4636]

6:14 just notice how much BOLT slowed down

[@Sumit-hi1on]

Bolt bettered his own record 4 times..we are lucky to see him in this era