I CANNOT Believe What Just Happened In The 400 Meters! || Quincy Wilson SHOCKS THE WORLD!

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[@JoeCnNd]

I think we're also not taking into account is that he is racing himself and no competition to push him harder. He could have probably dropped the time down even further with the right person pushing him.

[@heyozbee]

True but he dont need that. Especially in indoor. When someone in ur way, ur slower. The track was all his in that race.

[@dudemanismadcool]

Exactly. I was a pacer for Usain Bolt in the 100m and I think I could get this kid smashing world records.

[@DavidPaulandBillT]

@@dudemanismadcoolthere is no pacer for the 100 hahaha

[@cycleoflife565]

@@dudemanismadcoolYou must mean a longer distance.

[@tylermooney4288]

in indoor it’s much easier to run a 400 when there’s no other competition

[@l3ored351]

I practice with the 7th placer in this event, Max D'angelo. 12th grade, been working the last 6 years of his life pretty much every day. And it shows. He is so unbelievabe-ly fast. And this SOPHOMORE runs nearly 3 SECONDS FASTER. This is insane, remember this name.

[@efisgpr]

Yeah it's just amazing 😮

[@Dirtbikekidlostinthewoods]

I ran a 52 my best, and I was kicking butt. Now this is just crazy and makes me realize how not fast I was. Wowz

[@eveperiod4402]

the guy who won showed up to my track club the other day

[@johnplayzgames5527]

Quincy's team just also broke the 4x400m indoor record with a 3:11. Absolutely insane.

[@minichikimakubex]

U-18?

[@johnplayzgames5527]

@@minichikimakubex Highschool record

[@johnplayzgames5527]

@@FreedomWarrior-td2cf Yes, so they beat their own schools record, but the original bullis record was from 2019

[@minichikimakubex]

@@johnplayzgames5527 thx

[@TheQuixor]

Was there today spectating a teammate, watching this race was absolutely insane. Hearing that he was the first from the announcers to do under 46 was crazy enough, but to hear that he was a sophomore made me lose it. Watching my teammate get all-american was already great, and watching this was the icing on the cake. Absolutely crazy meet

[@jaesprint5702]

He's the 2nd to go under 46

[@nhayles23]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@cloudbudget]

This kid is amazing. He's got that body type like Wade Van Niekirk, Britton Wilson and now that Canadian guy, Morales Williams. Light and springy, they just float around the track. Hope Quincy can keep it going and not push to hard too soon. This is next level of the next level talent.

[@biggalaxy9102]

Let just pray for him & hope that he doesnt burn out by the time he reaches his top form in later years to come. This is where coaching comes in. I wish him the best. Go Q!

[@jonahmays]

Bullis overall is absolutely insane. I moved to Maryland recently and all I’ve heard about is either James Paltrow or Bullis HS. Their girls 4x2 won the national championship as well

[@hiimafanofeverything2577]

james partlow is a BEAST

[@hefner28]

Quincy was already breaking records before joining Bullis.

[@crussell925]

He's originally from Chesapeake, VA tho 757

[@smerel12]

This kid has potential.

[@trionez]

He is the potential ☠️

[@rflgeneral]

There is no potential he’s already there

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

For once this statement is used legally

[@Birdlegs14]

He’s already at his potential😭 hes one of the fastest men in the world

[@donshields2379]

​@@Birdlegs14so, you think he can't exceed his time? If he has already met his potential.

[@peterpereira3653]

What the heck, USA found a special one and he's so young.

[@awdobsession717]

I’m proud to say I ran with Elzie Coleman on Newburgh Elite and at Newburgh Free Academy. He was one of the fastest anyone had seen 20 years ago.

[@efisgpr]

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[@jaesprint5702]

I mean technically he WAS the fastest anyones seen back then 😂 Took 20 years for someone to beat his record

[@sakuta7237]

Man just ran a 44.2 just 4 months later. His growth is exponential! He’s going to do amazing at the Olympic relay this year. Definitely a top contender to break the all time 400m record in his later years.

[@Pr3stag3]

I seriously hope that this kid gets the coaching that his talent deserves. He could be the next biggest thing in Athletics he has to stay grounded and get the best coaching he can get.

[@k.alex.4885]

Hope he continues and stays consistent. Best of luck, kiddo. 🏃‍♂️ 🏃‍♂️ 🏃‍♂️

[@Samesaidone]

I first saw Quincy compete at the Penn Relays against Jamaican athletes a little bit older than him. Though he didn’t win, he ran with his heart out. I knew then he was going to be something special.

[@christopherbrand5360]

I was there. It was mad! Kept expecting him to tie up and slow down. He was smooth and fast the whole way :)

[@tonyleyden431]

I wish this kid the very best and hope he does well in the future.. Jamaican, Christopher Taylor ran 45.27 over 400m at the 2015 world junior championship when he was only 15 years old!!.. Today he's just an average runner at the senior level. It's important to note that the guy whose record Wilson broke, Elzie Coleman did 45.92 in 2004 when he was 18 years old. That is still his best time to date. Sometimes kid athletes get burned out working too hard so early in their career and can't carry over at the next level

[@mertholomy8414]

It’s most likely because they peaked early

[@cyclonesfan9169]

Let’s go Quincy Wilson. Great stuff.

[@BenOchart]

It's going to be so much fun watching this young man mature into an elite world class runner. One could argue that he's there already.

[@Jarro21]

I wish Quincy well. Those are crazy stats. Will be interesting to see how many of the top U18 athletes on the list continue on to become world beaters and continue to progress over time.

[@TawazUK]

Already excited for an outdoor sub 43!!

[@tortareka]

You think he is going to break the world record?

[@jonesy77777]

He is too short, i hope he does but doubt he will ever break 44.5secs.

[@TawazUK]

@@tortareka just something to be excited about I guess. Lots of high schoolers who caused a stir and never went on to do much. But if you crunch some numbers.. sliced 0.16s off a 20 Yr record. If he improves 0.3s every 2 years?? Peak for track is 23-28 yrs old??

[@alansamuel2454]

@@TawazUK You seriously believe he can improve 0.3 every 2 years? Once you get to low 44, athletes would be delighted with any improvement at all. There's a reason there's only slightly over 20 who have gone sub 44. I'm not saying this guy ain't got potential but then again so did Justin Robinson, Christopher Taylor, Thebe, Haroun, Obea Moore and many, many others. They all are retired, inactive, hit a rut or at the least haven't been dropping 0.3 every two years.

[@TawazUK]

We are now at 44.66!!!! ​@@jonesy77777

[@doloresramirez5683]

That is wild!! Props 👏🏼👏🏼

[@MichaelJohnson-wk8tk]

What an amazing talent. I wish this young man much success in the futur

[@philamguambomb]

Bright future and I hope he keeps excelling 👏👏🤞🤞. My only concern is his mechanics. I really hope his corner helps him clean it up. Reminds me of Boiling(Talented, Raw Speed, could clean up mechanics for efficiency).

[@KKOPPONG]

Becoming an Olympic gold medalist before you can even drink is diabolical😂

[@nikkiecossairt]

He's amazing! He has a great future ahead of him!

[@perspective8369]

God I hope he stays healthy and natty. Legend already

[@vastpeople9623]

Brilliant coverage!

[@dreandy88]

Seen him run last year knew he was gonna be someting special

[@qsboyz319_]

he ran 45 last year to so this didn’t really suprise me

[@orwellknew9112]

Too fast too young doesn’t always work out very well. Adults get too psyched and push these youngsters too hard, too soon. The youngsters wind up with physical and mental burnout plus injuries. Hope the adults don’t rush him. His important races and his career only just begin years down the road.

[@joetrump5844]

Who said that McDonald’s was bad for you ? ? ? Keep bringing the heat. 🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@leopaterniti3249]

Nah Quincy is just crazy. There are 200m sprinters and 400m sprinters. He’s one of the rare type of sprinters that have just enough endurance to run crazy fast for just a bit longer. Like Wayde van Niekerk who had the 300m world record until just a bit ago. Just wait with this kid fr.

[@christophersmith3254]

Very impressive. When you throw a young fast athlete into an adults race, the physical pushing and strength disadvantage come into play

[@ronald8792]

When Boling ran the final leg in the 4x400 in high school, now THAT was impressive.

[@Ghostmanriding]

Quincy has that kind of raw talent for sure.

[@logankeaton3811]

@@Ghostmanridingbetter 400m runner than boling, boling ran it outdoor with a running start and people to catch

[@DW-op7ly]

He looks like an 800 metre runner

[@jonahmays]

He does, he’s so fast though

[@MrMusic238]

that's how I feel about Tebogo. Long distance style but with insane speed

[@cyrilanderson]

He’s got a 1:17 600m under his belt according to his World Athletics profile. Would love to see him go out a little slower and see what he could do over 800m. But, when you’re 45.7 indoors at 16, I can see the argument to focus on the 400. 😁

[@DW-op7ly]

Yes definitely I didn’t mean to imply he should not do 400s But it’s just my opinion his best event in the future will be the 800’with his speed endurance

[@nchinth]

none of the top 10 went on to do anything great in the 400m though

[@dc7236]

I'm when I saw the list I said the same thing... Young prodigies hardly ever pan out

[@kedricwright178]

He’s one of my favorite track athletes in high school. Hopefully he can keep this pace. Usually when they peak this early so young, they don’t get to much more faster as they get older.

[@qsboyz319_]

he wasn’t undefeated the dude who got second in the 400 to quincy that dude actually beat him in the 600 last month

[@nehemiahcummings3722]

Yea

[@hefner28]

So

[@wilhelmw3455]

Whatever happened to the other kids in the top 10 under 18 400m indoor list, I still wish this new kid all the best for the future.

[@yennox5338]

Yeah the only one I remotely recognised was Justin Robinson who I believed medalled for the Mixed Relay last year.

[@stephenwilliams7200]

That's what I'm worried about he might peak to early it happens all the time

[@Andrembramwell]

they fall off for peaking to young. young and fast isnt necessarily a good thing. 1) the human body can only run so fast and 2) running fast young its difficult to maintain that top speed for years to come. Just think by 26 he would already be running 45s or sub 45's for 10 years that is extremely long in track and field

[@StudioNetherlands]

Bro is faster than Femke bol

[@holiday4545]

400 has had some interesting performances this year, excited to see it continue

[@alex12marks]

First, love the vids man keep it up 👍🏽

[@shotbymcfly]

Let’s just enjoy what he’s doing instead of having all these wild expectations, he’s done world class things already

[@jonnye2357]

This kid and Morales from UGA is something to look forward to down the road. It's hard to believe that a 16 yr old sophomore could run that kind of time.

[@MrTripLBee]

You heard it from me first...this kid will go down as the greatest track and field athlete of all time.

[@pomanprod]

THE FORCE IS STRONG IN THIS ONE!

[@nro337]

Cannot wait to see this kid in June

[@timothywellington4154]

Young Quincy Wilson, Blessing to you young Man. Your 'Passion' has been my passion as well, do not forget where you strength comes From. ' don't point your finger up in the sky ' . You make a Godly Chice to Pray in the spirit at the foot of your bedtime and start of your Morning. Talk to ' Him ', our Father in Heaven who knows You, give Him all, all Praise ; Tell Him, all about it ! Honour your Father and Mother (This is a First Commanment with a Promise; Our Lord wants you to ' Live long on the Erath '. stay in school and ' talk with them ❤️. Eat the right nutrients foods , that will help you at all times , ask your Mom. Again, keep the Lord before you Q. Wilson. " I'll see you at the Olympics Olympics 😊. Min. T.L. Wellington

[@joshuasitterly8054]

I remember hearing when Elzhi Coleman got arrested for a fight outside of a bar, messed with his career. He was from Newburg right?

[@bradspilman6765]

Good for him!!! crazy fast!!

[@shawnbartley7541]

Career??? LOL! He's a kid!! Let him have fun being the GIFT OF LIFE that he is. Let's sit back and enjoy him without putting pressure on him!!!

[@Gerhard2770]

Am I the only one that wonders what happy to Elzie Coleman?

[@jonesy77777]

Spectacular young athlete. Unless he grows about 6 inches though, he will struggle to translate this to senior top 10 rankings.

[@mertholomy8414]

He’s 5’11 💀

[@timn4481]

but you already said multiple times that we wouldnt see anything like what we saw in just about every other video you post?.. yet here we see another great performance.

[@Mjfitworld]

Use to watch Tyrese cooper run back in AAU. That dude was moving!

[@AATN_2019]

Wow! Young man is blessed

[@efisgpr]

Barely 16!!!?!? *WOW!!!*

[@lamontjohnson6156]

Bro got beat in the 3 and the 6 why we glazin like this

[@bonelessbeef]

Did they use the correct starting blocks this time?

[@blifnorf2793]

I remember commenting on a video last year asking you to make a video on him

[@sandman1347]

He should become a 200/400 guy. My favorite type of sprinter.

[@TLGIII]

Impressive! If he grows and keeps this form, watch out. Butch Reynolds is 6’3 and Michael Johnson 6’1. Crazy that he can cover these distances so fast, so young, and not having the benefit of long strides from height.

[@ubercopywriter]

Praying that when he goes to college--the college system doesn't burn him out.

[@szmistogodday6157]

i attended new balance nationals in the same grade he is in sadly i got hurt in the 60m semis but i was there i seen it it was crazy his speed endurance is top tier almost like proffesional athletes

[@katrinasandersbrim5233]

With room to grow 🎉

[@blender_wiki]

Let's hope the trainers don't ruin his natural running. He is spectacular even without knowing the time

[@jamesmurphy1678]

Quincy might be the first person to go under 43 seconds in the 400 m -At the twenty twenty eight olympics.

[@alansamuel2454]

He has the potential to be low 45 right now with the right competition and training. This was him against himself with no one pushing him.

[@Hawks-_]

I went to school with Quincy I met him in middle school

[@TheKris519]

quincy didnt even break a sweat..dammmmmmmmm watch out for this kid

[@TopazBoreal]

He was already running 45s87 before he was even a first-year U18... He'll beat the WU18B

[@Royalstar369]

Wow. Go for it man🎉❤🎉❤

[@szmistogodday6157]

he lost a race a 300m race to jaddyn horton mims this year

[@Leonidas-eu9bb]

This is the most freaking performance since a long time! This kid isn't matured yet! He is very likley still growing taller! Geting taller (longer legs) is the biggest performance boost in running! If he reaches a height of 6ft he easy ran a sub 44s 400m! Just from the benefit of the limb length. If he also improves in other areas too wich is very likley.. oh man he should get elite.

[@otherZinc]

Wow!

[@cwillsfn3717]

That kid used to go to my dads school (my dads a guidance counselor)

[@Krogtheclown]

That's great it's unbelievable but don't forget Nicholas Harbor did something amazing too in the 200 when he was in high school a junior or a sophomore I can't remember which but has never run faster

[@barrychambers4047]

Probably very, very few people would remember the great Lee Evans. Quincy's running style is very similar to the 16 year old Lee Evan's. I know because I was on the same track team with Lee during his sophomore year. Quincy is about the same size as Lee was as 16 years of age. Lee would go on to reach 5'11" in height, break all the records, win 2 Olympic gold medals, and hold the world record for 20 years. You won't have to wait long for this young man to do the same!

[@efisgpr]

For the 200, he did 22.15 in August 2022 😮 Bro was 14 😭 wtf

[@smyth.r]

Bomboclat.😮

[@Ilooksleepy]

If you follow track and field you heard about this kid a few years ago

[@geraldhoffman8565]

He's amazingly fast. It looks, though, as if he's just missing out on that next fastest times above him. If he wasn't pulling up at the end, what would his time be? A win is a win, but if you're just two steps short of the record, don't forget that other competitor. The clock.

[@drewwatts2803]

They aren't gonna take it away because of using the wrong blocks are they...?

[@hakuakua3020]

I feel like we are witnessing the birth of the MCU in real life with all the mutants popping up. Come on man, what da hell's going on with these monstrs?

[@LukaTheDon77]

Shoutout to my best friends little brother who anchored the 400m leg in the sprint medley to become national champions

[@deebrown5744]

Just imagine if he we in the middle lane... next gen telant...keep do big things youth... glory to God

[@efisgpr]

Also, Doom, who is almost 27, never even got under 46 until last month.

[@georgepower7]

He Reminds me of the great Obea Moore.

[@ghacobiepitts16]

What are they doing over at Bullis, those kids all can RUN

[@swites]

Just wait a few years!

[@diegovelazquezvilla9057]

You should check out Daniel Simmons as well as Drew Griffiths crazy records

[@whoodro7278]

DMV Rising!

[@Alexandertygreat]

There is something happening in athletics rn, must be shoe or pd related. Cant have so many records all falling over n over again like this. Great to watch though

[@MrWarrenRB]

He could turn pro with a time like that

[@KKOPPONG]

Racing against an Olympic gold medalist setting all-time runs in high school is outright unfair to “normal” 16 year old high school athletes😂

[@Normandy1944]

I hope he matures later in his 20's (if he does at all) when he should start putting on weight and mass. I'd love to see what this kid has to offer, which is pretty evident already.

[@mykelengieza7057]

Can't wait to see him take down the gold at the Olympic's....

[@marcojuraine8763]

Don't forget about Obea Moore

[@RogerPack]

feature request: daniel simmons

[@tsav32]

Oh yeah. I’ve heard of this kid! Didn’t he run a ridiculously crazy split at the Penn Relays last year?

[@mertholomy8414]

Yup

[@NapoleonTheRapper]

Damn i thought i was fast at 16 for clocking a 48 but bruh dusted me by 3 seconds😢

[@mertholomy8414]

You are fast, he’s just insanely fast