How Did He Do This?? || New World's Fastest Time For 200 Meters - 2024 Stan Scott Memorial

Huge World #1 performance from the New Mexico Junior College athlete Tapiwanashe Makarawu.
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[@user-zy2ts9cs2x]

As a Zimbabwean this makes me very happy to see. Mhanya makarawu mhanya🇿🇼🙌🏽💨

[@reedsmusic7589]

Eye ngaamhanye!!! Praise God

[@AllInTheGame01]

Was very impressive especially as a Juco athlete but was also run @3,217 ft of altitude in Lubbock, TX.

[@daashikii]

And he’s 23

[@ParaditeRs]

3,217 ft wouldn't effect anything. There is the same amount of oxygen as sea level lol.

[@donshields2379]

Doesn't higher altitude positively affect sprinting and negatively affect longer distances?

[@kc5466]

So he’s a grown man doing junior college things racing on mountain altitude? Well… Still impressive but got things to prove. But regardless he’s going to be an Olympian.

[@heightdevil]

This time actually gives him a real chance at being an Olympian tf do you mean?

[@blaze1148]

.....and he really took his foot off the gas with 10m to go 😮

[@djquiksilva]

I’m more impressed that you could pronounce his name 😂

[@prod.thatmfeti]

But he couldn't pronounce st lucia 😭

[@k.alex.4885]

Not a junior athlete, but from a junior college.

[@blaze1148]

yup - he looks about 35 too 😄

[@busomite]

Full sized Ditka

[@scrumpymanjack]

So TRP got this totally wrong?

[@explicitDTP]

Whats the difference? He did mention he was from a juniour college.

[@teranceg5671]

@@explicitDTPbig difference dummy

[@thedailystride5407]

Absolute stud. Love stories like this

[@betsylynnvedrine3784]

I’m over 40 and getting back on track the right way.

[@e4elroy]

Zimbabwe to the world 🇿🇼

[@IsheanesuMashayamombe-dk7rg]

Makarawu yesaya 🇿🇼

[@Xfactories]

Woo Mathew Boling is incredible!

[@dodgecharger1026]

Why they always gotta slow down and show boat instead of running through the line tho

[@donshields2379]

I don't think it was a showboat. He knew he won his heat. But it could have negatively affected his overall placement.

[@gns3185]

@@donshields2379 was there a finals , indoors are just sections and the winner is usually crowned with the best time. ps did he step all over that inside lane.

[@donshields2379]

@@gns3185 yes it is sections. His was first. So slowing down could have been a detriment. Lucky his time held.

[@RaimeiShinsoku]

King Carly 🙌🏾

[@johnwilson5743]

Yes, this Junior College bit was not easy to understand. The guy is 23 years of age. He's an Open Grade athlete. Who cares what level of College he goes to or even that he goes to College? It has NO bearing on his performance. Congrats to him on his time and I hope he continues to improve so that he has a chance to make his Countries Olympic team. I wish him good luck.

[@CryptoGrady]

🔥🔥🔥

[@jo3158]

Big up Julien Alfred 🇱🇨🔥🔥

[@davidpadilla6095]

Amazing, simply amazing

[@Myrslokstok]

Outer lane for the win!

[@GregOwens-vh4se]

Please keep it coming.

[@mindshelfpro]

Jareem Richards, Ato Boldon are both from T&T while Rai Benjamin also has a Caribbean connection❤

[@decaDBZ]

Not Africa.

[@lukeperfect2154]

Do a video on Logan St. John kletter because she’s going absolutely crazy this year

[@donshields2379]

She did good. So, did her boyfriend.

[@matomem]

Zimbo doing big things

[@M200Sniping]

Idk why but why is it always the outside lane of this same track where records happen all the time

[@mirandaal4541]

TAPIWANASHE MAKARAWU .. What a name! Almost Japanese

[@tich1800]

it means God given

[@mirandaal4541]

@@tich1800 In what language?

[@giftoflife365]

Hopefully he'll level up to Stanford

[@Astro2024]

Underdog who was at budapest this past summer? Not to mention, those examples of athletes you used as underdogs made no sense. Julian Alfred???

[@blaze1148]

Yup - many of his vids make no sense at all 😆

[@Trizzer89]

This guy has an outside chance of qualifying for the Olympics, but Noah Lyles, Letsile Tebogo and Erriyon Knighton are still just way better

[@kc5466]

The Olympics shouldn’t be too hard for him to get to considering he’s going to be competing for Zimbabwe. And I assume he is the fastest 200m runner from that nation currently. The only thing that can prevent him from not making it is the Olympic qualifying standard time. But his time will have to significantly improve if he wants a medal.

[@garhong9125]

You're thinking of outdoor performances. I don't believe any of those three have an indoor 200m PB that rivals this.

[@ladend99]

Tebego isn't American?

[@martintownsend6694]

apparently not every athlete that does something good isn't always American no lol

[@ladend99]

@@martintownsend6694 of course? He mentioned qualifying for the Olympics and then brought up tebogo?

[@Scribe3168]

He breaks lane on the bend. Should’ve been disqualified

[@TstanDa-Man]

Yah he was definitely on the line for sure if he didn’t pass over into other lane.

[@Visionary0001]

I love these amazing videos, but FACT CHECK: Letsile Tobogo was NOT the first African male sprinter to earn a global medal in the sprints. Aziz Zakari of Ghana did this in 2005. If you also count Francis Obikwelu, (who competed for Portugal for most of his pro career, BUT competed for his native Nigeria until age 22) you have two more African global medals, as a Junior athlete and a U23 athlete.

[@TotalRunningProductions]

2005 worlds was Justin Gatlin in first, followed by Michael Frater and Kim Collins. As for Francis, yes he won a world junior title but no senior title. For the purpose of this video, we intended to state that no african male athlete had previous won a world senior medal in the world championships, which stands true for Tebogo. It was actively celebrated in the post conference moments after he won silver in Budapest.

[@hellium6613]

@@TotalRunningProductionsI see that Aziz has two IAAF World Athletics Finals medals in the 100m in 2004 and 2005. Also a junior college is not the same thing as high school, it’s a college that only goes for 2 years.

[@TotalRunningProductions]

World athletics finals are actually different from the world championships - you can see they were both earned in Monaco while 2004 was an olympic year in athens and 2005 was a worlds year in helsinki

[@trinidadrodriquez876]

@@TotalRunningProductionswhat about ik

[@tich1800]

@@TotalRunningProductions Men's athletics Frank "Frankie" Fredericks Representing Namibia World Championships Gold medal - first place 1993 Stuttgart 200 m Silver medal - second place in 1991 Tokyo 200 m Silver medal - second place 1995 Gothenburg 200 m Silver medal - second place 1997 Athens 200 m World Indoor Championships Gold medal - first place 1999 Maebashi 200 m Silver medal - second place 1993 Toronto 60 m

[@ravciozo7517]

The table at 3:37 already got outdated, even though it's been just a couple hours since posting xD Marek Zakrzewski ran 20.80 in Luxembourg which is U20 European record. Still, a massive gap between 20.80 and sub-20.30...

[@decaDBZ]

But that guy is a teenager with just 18 years presumably whilst the guy shown here in the video just went goes to a junior college I think but he isn't a junior nor an U23 but rather he is 23 so a senior athlete.

[@ravciozo7517]

@@decaDBZ to be fair, I don't know the American naming scheme for age groups in athletics, so I just pointed out to some race times I knew. I don't know what age is "junior", "college" or "going to junior college", if there even is a specified age. That's also why this "Under-XX" naming standard is so great - it's uniform and understandable. I also always strive to understand the Dutch convention with stuff like Jongens A, B etc. Luckily, they're getting more and more rid of that, just like Polish athletics got rid of age group names like "młodzicy", "juniorzy", "juniorzy młodsi", "młodzieżowcy" and just resorted to U-16, U-18, U-23 and so on. Just thought I will share that here, maybe someone agrees or disagrees :D

[@decaDBZ]

​@@ravciozo7517yeah I also don't quite understand the American terms- I'm from Ireland. Just commenting because someone above mentioned that the guy actually isn't a junior ie I20 but just went to some junior high etc whatever that's referring to but he's actually 23. But yes the international standard being for example Under18 and Under20 which is Youth and Junior, respectively.

[@megamindvs2514]

Eh 20.3 is alr but for todays standards….let me know when someone gets sub-20.1 indoors

[@michaelschultz1104]

Eh you don’t know much about the indoor 200 then.

[@stvp68]

Do we still use the term junior college in the US? I thought they were now called community colleges

[@BattShytKuhraezy]

BADASS

[@bonelessbeef]

More click bait. "worlds fastest... In 2024..." you're better than than this.

[@TstanDa-Man]

Give him a break. You obviously don’t know how hard it is to get your videos into the algorithm. Could you recommend some of the videos you have made???

[@bonelessbeef]

624k subscribers. He's doing very well and has quality videos. Recently nothing but click bait titles.

[@emp4959]

🎉🎉🎉

[@metalboarn6174]

Not sure when this was but I was at University of Arkansas in January with my son and guys ran faster than that including in the 19's and that was just highschool

[@TFNews441]

😮😮

[@OLCtv]

So he could've ran 19.9 if he ran through the line smh🤦🏿‍♂️

[@anthonyflournoy2391]

Don’t sleep on JUCO some of your world’s most fastest athletes came from JUCO first…

[@spider-man1918]

It's really odd that you continue to have these videos. If these were unheard of, it means there may be PEDS involved.

[@celsocosta880]

Why no one is talking about drugs in this sport???👀👀👀

[@jonnynice8366]

Pretty soon all gold, silver and bronze medals at world championships and olympics will be going to Africans.

[@blaze1148]

lol no

[@spider-man1918]

PEDS

[@TheRealThrivalist]

Forget about indoor. That’s quite ridiculous. He might be high 19s if he wants to do outdoors.

[@notsure2105]

I hate when runners slow down before the finish. If he had run through he could have been under 20.

[@GenghisKhanResurrected]

New Mexico jr college should not be in Njcaa, they should just be D1, they have the money to get athletes from around world. Including south plains. Their track programs be better than D1 schools

[@Trizzer89]

Holy moly baloney