This White Sprinter Achieved The Impossible

[@MisterFilOfficial]

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[@fredericfillet6179]

France is very proud of Christophe, because first of all he is humble, had to face difficulties, and is a very good person before being excellent in his sport

[@betomche]

le plus sympathique et humble de nos athlètes

[@chatrizard1729]

la concu est grande avec dupond

[@abdulgafartobijimoh5080]

Nothing but respect for this man. These achievements are a testament to his talent and grit. Can't imagine how many times he must have been told it was impossible for an athlete of European decent to break those barriers. He really outdid the perceived standard. What a legend.

[@MisterFilOfficial]

He truly defied the odds and shattered expectations. A true legend and inspiration.

[@LIL_flips]

I think su bing tian should get a vid too. Incredible athlete

[@abdulgafartobijimoh5080]

​​@@LIL_flipsI definitely agree. Su is up there with Lamaitre as another standard defying sprinter. His start at the Tokyo Olympics still leaves me in awe every time I rewatch it

[@chantaln6843]

11 days later, he was able to knock off 1 second… that smells fishy, to me.

[@Archi456wx]

Fishy yourself...​@@chantaln6843

[@c0ntr1but10n]

It's not just his colour, it's his body as well. He's so slight compared to all other sprinters, which makes his achievements even more impressive. Based on their body shapes I sometimes wonder whether him and Allyson Felix were two of the only ones not on steroids.

[@iamLittleMariam]

As a french person, i can only feel proud of Lemaitre!

[@LevineLawrence]

Poor fellow was overshadowed by Bolt. Many of us don't even know about his achievements 😢

[@drixc1]

​@@LevineLawrence there is no shame in being overshadowed by Bolt. His career is still fantastic

[@supergonogo2469]

Christophe m'a fait frissonné plus d'une fois dans les grandes compétitions. Je l'ai aussi vu en Diamond Leagues à Charlety. Un immense champion

[@josephroach]

An amazing sprinter. Love from Jamaica 🇯🇲 ❤

[@martinaubut5027]

Welcome to the diversity even in this specific kind of sport.

[@josephroach]

@ huh? There was always diversity in track and field.

[@MarcelPN]

Love from France Joseph ❤

[@lauribirkan6367]

When he compeated he was one of my favourite sprinters.

[@MisterFilOfficial]

Mine too! A true warrior!

[@Wowuh]

I'm a white 15 year old i'm making this comment now so in 4 years when I graduate highschool I can be reminded how far I've come I'm going to be in one of these videos i swear.

[@MisterFilOfficial]

@@Wowuh You got this! 💪💯

[@ricardokalife2946]

Goooo

[@robotnik77]

LOL 🤣 gopher it.

[@danielbrown3461]

And I am a Bi Racial Transgender Eskimo.....When will my people be included? It's not fair!!!!

[@Wowuh]

@@danielbrown3461 bet your fun to be around but I’m ngl bro looking back at my comment. why did I think I was the main character fr 💀 Still think I got it tho

[@YOUENNNN]

8:49 Usain doing the french accent 😂😂😂 That era of sprinting was probably the golden era..

[@syrah-eole5783]

Merci Christophe Lemaître de m'avoir fait rêver en athlétisme et surtout au 100 mètres, grâce à lui la France vibrée pendant toutes ces compétitions. Un grand champion.

[@BobbyAlThor]

Quelle frissons il nous a donnés, merci et bravo Christophe !

[@zhedoudou]

His name means THE MASTER in english, he's a true king of France!

[@ecommoy]

Vivre notre Christophe national !!!!!

[@KevinGolden-y9n]

When hard work and dedication are there, talent and genetics tops it off every time.

[@platmartin7270]

I had the chance to run against him during a regional french meet heat years ago. An experience I will never forget 🙏

[@MisterFilOfficial]

That's amazing! You shared the track with a real living legend 🙌🏻🔥

[@Mr05Chuck]

Fast for any race. Everyone was at a disadvantage running in the Bolt era.

[@GoBucks3435]

Hats of to the Jamaican lightning Bolt !!! …..from America 🇺🇸

[@CreativeCache101]

true, just goes to show the genetic difference is very small when less than 200 people in history are faster than a white guy lol, just there's only so many lanes on a track.

[@Paulbaldwinfr]

Merci Christophe pour toutes ces magnifiques performances !!

[@leflutiste2427]

Vive la France !!!

[@FabThePenMan]

Just to note : Marie-Jose Perec was "the First Fench Athlete to medal in the 200m since 1960" you didn't state gender or colour there, so I thought I'd point that out 🎉

[@MisterFilOfficial]

A great woman and outstanding athlete

[@FabThePenMan]

@MisterFilOfficial Yes and she did a Double, winning both the 200m and 400m🏆

[@manukeo5498]

Oui , une très grande athlète .

[@richardsimplon8772]

Il est évident que la génétique est importante quoi qu'on en dise.

[@davtos.witc5243]

On ne dit pas le contraire , mais le sujet est " combien de blanc on été le plus rapide " presque aucun , il y'a sans aucun doute une histoire de génétique .

[@Mariannneuh]

We are very proud of Christophe and we love him, he's very humble and on his social social medias, he looks so nice and close to his fans

[@MisterFilOfficial]

@@Mariannneuh Yes, a very wholesome guy. A good example for young sprinters.

[@importantvideos4529]

Whenever I watch videos such as this, makes me feel slow. Need for speed. Congrats to him, I'm sure this moment will stick out in his mind for the rest of his life. Great channel by the way. Thanks for spreading positivity.

[@MisterFilOfficial]

Thank you! 🙏

[@stevecrocker6904]

I loved watching Christophe's career. A caste buster was how he was sometimes described - but in reality it just showed that " if you've got it, you've got it"! Diversity is exciting

[@MisterFilOfficial]

@@stevecrocker6904 It really is! 💯🙌

[@kilian7591]

Tysm for this video! I was born and raised in the same city as him, witnessed him get that historical place but never knew he was so important in sport's history. I happen to always have loved running myself but am currently injured and going for a run is painful. But...Thanks to you he might become one of my inspirations

[@MisterFilOfficial]

You're so welcome! I'm glad the video resonated with you. Lemaitre is a real legend, and I was lucky to witness his prime. He could definitely be an inspiration for you. Wishing you a speedy recovery-hope you're back to running pain-free soon!

[@ilips6588]

Merci cricri, tu nous manques !

[@JMBBPR]

That's a beautiful tribute to a very special athlete. Good job!

[@MisterFilOfficial]

@@JMBBPR Thank you 🙏

[@kbenk108]

Mind over matter - hats off to you my friend.

[@thediaz07]

Plus height and natural muscle

[@nicolasperel8026]

Thanks for the tribute to him Mate :)

[@MisterFilOfficial]

You're welcome! Thanks for your comment 🤗

[@judex3226]

Alan Wells from Scotland, representing Great Britain won the Olympic gold medal in 1980 in the 100 metres. Russian Sprinter Valeriy Borzov won Olympic gold medals in the 100 & 200 metres in 1972. Along with Pietro Mennea were the white sprinters that came to mind when watching this video.

[@danielbrown3461]

This does not fit the Diversity Equity and Inclusion quotas by the woke masses.

[@richardhuber2342]

There is no such thing as 'race' in humans. The 'differences' are familial, like the differences between 'short' and 'long' distance thoroughbreds or early or late runners - NOT like the differences between, say, a thoroughbred and a Morgan.

[@YOUENNNN]

Well yeah but they're all way over 10sec..

[@4plum]

At the beginning, perhaps you forgot to mention Alan Wells,1980 100m Olympic champion.

[@MisterFilOfficial]

Yes he definitely deserved to be mentioned 💯

[@stevecrocker6904]

he was a hero of mine and he certainly had a winner's mind. But he'd be a few metres off Christophe's pace. Alan's 10.11 PB came at a time a sub 10 was only just starting to be expected. Then Carl Lewis and Calvin Smith got it moving along

[@steve-dq7hh]

He might have finished 3rd if the Americans were there.

[@patricedalvi7543]

Borzov valeri 10.07 ensuite Pietro mennea 10.01 il dito di dio era il campione degli anni 70.poi Christophe Lemaitre 9.92 sur 100m. Christophe est le Blanc le plus rapide au monde.merci pour ce remarquable reportage 👍

[@MisterFilOfficial]

@@patricedalvi7543 C'est mon plaisir. Une légende en France et dans le monde. 🙌🔥

[@CorwynBanks]

It was all a matter of time thats all congrats 👏🏽👏🏽💯 i not surprised but i honestly respect and congratulate him.. i feel like each race of people well shine to top like this all in due time so yes this is a huge .and it shows no matter what race you are you can make history!💯👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@importantvideos4529]

What a positive comment. Good vibes! Nothing but love and respect. We need more of this in the world. Hope all is well with you.

[@francisgramin1727]

On ne lui rend pas hommage à sa juste valeur, il est un immense champion blanc qui s'est mesuré aux meilleurs champions blacks , c'est une légende humble de l'athlétisme, bravo !

[@mtsflorida]

Ive been on the track seen since 1968. I peaked between 72-81.i turned coach after that. When i received Most Valuable in '73 I ran the same as what I just saw. The training method was so different that in the relay I was head to head with the fastest as was able to pull away. The training made anyone with white genetics into black and beyond. To prevent injury required special supplements, massage, rest strategy and physical training never seen before. It is possible to tap into a level of speed and power that borders the supernatural.

[@mikebrown3881]

The first white sprinter to break 10 seconds but the kid you mentioned earlier hit 9.89.

[@MisterFilOfficial]

Wll technically he is asian

[@RichardGraham-l6f]

Genetic and physiology advantages - nobody wants to talk about these things!

[@Archi456wx]

Only one white man under 10 seconds in history, only one black man chess grand master in history... Genetic rules...

[@Supalanezo-j8k]

I like talking about that, i dont know why ppl get offended, there is a reason why sprinting is dominated by black ppl and there is also a reason why swiming is dominated by white ppl, but as soon as you point out that some physical traits are more commonly find in this or that race you are label as a racist who whants to break ppl dreams of becoming whatever they imagine, even if they arent well equiped, i think it just feed their delusions

[@mattwhisnant5926]

That’s inspiring to see! It is good that black athletes, after experiencing discrimination, have now found so much success. But the pendulum swung too far, with many white athletes being dismissed for their skin color, especially in track, basketball, boxing, American football. More and more impressive white athletes have been ignoring race and finding success, however. I hope to see the world become more and more colorblind, more and more focused on the individual.

[@danielbrown3461]

Do White Distance Runners Face Discrimination while running in Africa? The Answer is yes....but it is not mentioned.

[@nobodynobody6216]

In America, if they hadn't been lynching Blacks from trees, not allowing them in hotels, restaurants, swimming pools, quality education, etc...today...they would be our world champions in skiing, swimming, and leaders in Medicine, Astronomy, chemistry, Physics, Business, etc. It was female Black Americans that were the mathematicians for NASA and which helped get a White Male American on the moon. You never hear that one do you.

[@richardsimplon8772]

However genetic is highly important, people are not equal at birth, french philosoph Voltaire said "Education can enhance faculties but not created them"

[@olivierb9716]

if you are the fastest, your color doesn't count

[@ArkyMalarkey]

How the hell did this vid not include Armin Hary?! Way back in 1960, this German athlete was the first man (black, yellow or white) to run a 10 second 100 meters. The world seems to have forgotten Hary, and even Google seems mainly interested in sub-10 second 100 meter runners.

[@drixc1]

Just had a look on wikipedia about him , very interesting thx

[@quentincrisp6933]

Valeriy Borzov was the first European dominant sprinter winning the 100 & 200 M at the '72 Munich Olympics although with a controversy in the 100M. In the 1969 Euro Championships he ran 10 flat in the 100M. He was the first to ever do it‼( I stand corrected)‼

[@tayloryoung9803]

nah armin hary before him was a star, olympic champion and world record holder, hary is first to run 10 flat

[@danbotez1307]

Armin Hary is the first ever human to run 10 flat in 100 m when he established the new 100 m WR in 1960. Hary is also the last white man to establish a world record in 100 meters flat. Borzov in '72 Munich got lucky when the top 3 American sprinters missed the bus to get to the Olympic Stadium.

[@quentincrisp6933]

@@danbotez1307 Wow ! Great info. 2 Americans - Hart & Robinson missed their heats. **Taylor didn't & reached the final finishing 2nd for Silver.**One will never know what would have occurred if the other Americans were in the final.

[@quentincrisp6933]

@@tayloryoung9803 You're 100% correct‼I stand corrected‼

[@Gertzy41]

Turn it up ! You don't count Russians 😅😅😅😅😅

[@ΓεώργιοςΚωνσταντινόπουλος-κ8σ]

We have also the white sprinter from Greece, named Kostas Kenteris, first winner in 200 metres at Sidney, year 2000.

[@pandaplutten2573]

Then we all know what happened in 2004 ...

[@danielbrown3461]

And Emile Zatopek was a White Distance Runner that is not mentioned today because of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion....neither is Sebastian Coe.

[@BeatriceBetts]

Yep, that is the name I was struggling to recall. He was also very quick.

[@BeatriceBetts]

​@danielbrown3461 Bro, what are you talking about? This video is about SPRINTING. Secondly, do you think Bolt's and other black sprinters' achievements are due to DEI? Are you okay? Get well soon.

[@iitzkotaro]

I’m French and me and my family use to watch him in international competitions. We never mentioned his skin color as it doesn’t impact sprinting and he was representing France really well

[@michaelmayers3622]

Skin color actually does play apart in sports

[@iitzkotaro]

@@michaelmayers3622 not performance wise

[@eddiesmith7867]

​@@iitzkotaro obviously not literal skin color, but genetic background

[@iitzkotaro]

@@eddiesmith7867 yea your morphology plays a big role

[@moik5185]

@@michaelmayers3622 It actually doesn't. unless you think places like Tamil Nadu are just sleeping...

[@eyes7054]

Sprinting is how fast the neuron can fire(Neuron Conduction Velocity). The muscle will fire as fast as the brain allows it. The temporal sequencing of the fire of the muscle fibers is key. So brain power. That’s why age slows down the athlete, the brain ages. I’m curious to find out if the fastest sprinters has a more developed temporal region of the brain.

[@MisterFilOfficial]

@@eyes7054 That would be a very interesting research

[@fivestarjay5]

Why was Cole Beck not included he ran 9.87 for Virginia Tech and went to NCAA finals for 100 and 200

[@stevep7791]

That time was clocked with a +5.5m tail wind, it wasn't a legal time!!

[@fivestarjay5]

@ he stills ran a before that race 9.93

[@trinidadrodriquez876]

I heard he was clean no peds.

[@MisterFilOfficial]

Yes he was never linked to PED use and never skipped a PED test

[@stevecrocker6904]

I'm sure he wasn't a drug cheat ..... but "I heard" has no cred.

[@frogprince3491]

@@stevecrocker6904 Do you have proof otherwise? What kind of comment is this?

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

​@@frogprince3491we just don't know.

[@mathieuberlaud8972]

I remember an interview where he explained that despite having slow starts, he can remain to top speed until the end while other slow down.

[@MisterFilOfficial]

@@mathieuberlaud8972 That's the power of tall, slender sprinters

[@nonyabusiness1126]

The best are yet to come...

[@floydscott857]

Respect

[@MisterFilOfficial]

Europe GOAT 🙌🏻

[@TimelessKnowledge]

this is such a one sided ridiculous argument... my daughters all run track and we are literally the only white family at the meets with exceptions of maybe 2 or three other families... the amount of blacks that start there kids in track is astronomical in regards to the numbers of other races of people that's the reason they dominate. my daughters first year in track and they were getting top 3 every meet one even made it to jr O. if more races actually ran track you would see more races dominating...the fastest 60 Meters is ran by a short Chinese guy I mean come on this race talk has to stop already... just like in any other sport hockey for instance you don't say blacks suck at hockey because they are black they just simply do not grow up playing it... if more blacks played you would see more in the NHL its common sense. its like saying blacks are not intelligent just because they don't hold the majority of positions like drs, lawyers, engineers and so on... its simply cultural differences that's all. if more blacks were to try to go for those jobs there would be more in the field and if more white people started running track then you would see more in the sport and thus see more white champions its common sense, I hope someone out there catches my drift... its a numbers game ps Mac mcclung has more vertical then anyone in the NBA as does all the other pro white dunkers like Jordan kilganon etc. so that myth of whites can't jump has been busted as well...

[@MisterFilOfficial]

Interesting point of view! Thank you

[@TimelessKnowledge]

@@MisterFilOfficial no problem

[@pandaplutten2573]

A very good point! It is the same reason why Chinese dominate in table tennis or that there are very few black elite swimmers ... Cultural differences! -But I would also like to add that black people in general are growing up poor and therefore cannot afford expensive schools, thus the difference in certain jobs that might require higher degrees of education. Just like few black families can afford to send their kids to practice golf (Tiger Woods being the only exception!) or other expensive sports. Ice hockey for example requires a lot of expensive equipment. Then we have the fact that having to run a marathon just to get to school - one way - and then back! Or to get a bucket of water ... through savannah and scorching heat ... probably barefoot! That should make for a good foundation in stamina "training" ...

[@Michojune]

You thought you did something, huh, first of all, most black people don't run track that's the first thing, so most out of it, especially here in Jamaica, most aren't even in a sport, you battling against a small portion of blacks, don't even get my started on Africa, cause see out of nowhere gout gout becomes the fastest teen in history, from Africa not Jamaica or UK or us or wherever else, Africa what's that's tell you, you make no sense, vertical doesn't translate to athleticism, that's the next key point to keep in mind, besides you said the pro Whyte have more vertical on what planet 😂😂😂😂😂 dude the most vertical in the NBA is Michael Jordan, and it's not just vertical that dude was blessed with, he was just simply built different as to why everyone even till this day is still trying to compare to him, you speak of pro Whyte, not talking about even then the blacks still hail above them, 😂😂😂😂😂 it's not different than genetics cause y'all age faster than every race in planet earth, so what now is that a myth too, y'all have a bigger population than the blacks and the blacks still owns y'all, 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 not to mention bro Africa and other diaspora of blacks haven't even gotten into many of these sports yet, y'all struggling against 99% black Americans 😂😂😂😂😂 to the point it has gotten to where only blacks begin to battle blacks, now blacks are seeking to out do each other's records. You obviously don't understand black people at all.

[@bipolarbear91]

Ill offer a different perspective I am a lifelong basketball fan. There has never been a white player who was an elite athlete - literally NEVER (compared to other NBA athletes). And basketball is played by many white people. During last 50 years there should have been at least ONE white elite athlete, but there isnt.... Its genetics

[@jamesdelb6885]

Thanks for sharing.

[@williamsmardo1240]

Its only running a race. That very important in life.

[@rabbitss11]

quite important if you're a runner or making a podcast about running

[@RonaldBarnes-jz6sg]

Western Australia, May 1915. 18-year-old Archy Hamilton (Mark Lee) is an idealistic young Australian rancher with a talent for running sprints. He is trained in sprinting by his uncle Jack (Bill Kerr) and idolizes Harry Lascelles, the world champion who ran a 100 yard sprint in less then 10 seconds. A Real inspiration to us all.

[@110demon]

100 yards isnt the same as meters dumbass this story is cap

[@danielbrown3461]

So was Emile Zatopek...."won't mention his race" to all runners.

[@cedric7936]

Bravo Christophe !!!

[@PuppetMastazZ]

Must be noted that he was also one of the very few PED-free at this level at that time. Jamaica's performances are not only due to skin color... Same for Trinidad, and US, that actually have some controls, also have a long list of convictions.

[@Esperluet]

Christophe est une bizarrerie physiologique 👍

[@marinmadeline6420]

great documentary, if i could bring something else, it was the Usain's aera. So, we can consider a silver value a gold.

[@dankusmemus2350]

Thank you for sharing his covid shot injury

[@DavidKent-d7o]

Bobby Morrow and David Sime were outstanding white sprinters. Morrow won Olympic gold at 100m in 1952. Sime ran 20 flat 200m, a world record at the time. But the black sprinters will always have a genetic advantage, no matter how hard the white guys train.

[@paulvanrooyen5992]

The only white sprinter the held/co-held a world record was Paul Nash of South Africa that equalled the then world record of 10.00 sec FOUR times in 1968.

[@artron2993]

un mec hyper gentil en plus !

[@PaulRoos-p3o]

as a 65 year old white American it's always been black guys who ran the fastest, but the thing is even though the white guy might come in last , he came in last to the fastest guy in the world by around 0,27 seconds. btw, i'm rather stunned by the first words in this video, speaking about genes etc. i mean everyone always knew it but you could never say it !

[@MisterFilOfficial]

Thanks for your interesting comment Paul! I understand that this video touches on some sensitive topics and can be considered "controversial", but my intention was to present the facts as they are, even if it's a discussion that hasn’t been openly addressed much.

[@PaulRoos-p3o]

@@MisterFilOfficial i can dig it , track was never my sport but i just watched it in slo mo and counted his steps, it seems whoever takes the most steps wins, i imagine the research and technique must be paramount in todays sports, an old football player from the 40/50,s said the heaviest weight he ever lifted was a 16oz. beer.

[@3dfxvoodoocards6]

0:12 - Whaaaat ?? Aren’t we all equal????

[@justanother240]

🤫 we don't talk about that here

[@gabrielleandrew542]

Ah …. It doesn’t seem so but we shouldn’t mention that

[@Jake-f5s]

No, only stupid people say that

[@Madmax-jg7kw]

We can say the same thing in swimming, white people are dominate because of genetic, but if you say that you are a racist

[@Esperluet]

"We are different" is maybe a better description 😊

[@SophieMingelbier]

I think differences in thoughts and believes play a role in goals.

[@almahiislam3424]

Why Su bingtian if we are talking about a white sprinter lol 😂

[@MisterFilOfficial]

I understand the confusion! In this context, when I mention "white sprinter", I am referring to athletes not of African descent. I included him as his achievement stands out. Thanks for pointing that out though!

[@UncleSheev]

@@MisterFilOfficial that has zero logic

[@MisterFilOfficial]

@@UncleSheev You're right

[@stevecrocker6904]

I guess Su Bingtian is a great example of not letting the notion of great sprinters needing to be black hold him back. I mean, whoever would have thought a rather short Asian man could run 9.83 - a caste buster then, and an example to young Chinese athletes

[@Minexorek]

@@UncleSheev Chill out.

[@williamf.7655]

Cela aurait été bien d'expliquer que "Blanc" concerne selon vous tout ceux qui ne sont pas noir: un turque, 1 chinois...

[@ganderstein3426]

So, we can concede genes affect sprinting, but not intelligence, behavior and other traits?

[@BeatriceBetts]

Because the outcome for athletics, etc, is easily measurable. How do you measure intelligence? You think a group of ppl good at inventing material stuff but not smart enough to reproduce their own is really intelligent?

[@stevemorse108]

Christophe Lemaitre is the exception which confirms the rule that black athletes are generally superior in the 100 and 200 meters.

[@christiantatsambon]

We need a DNA test 😂😂😂

[@gerardmengual1487]

Du talent, mais aussi beaucoup d'entrainement !...

[@KEVINRANSFORD]

Nice, but you forgot Konstantinos "Kostas" Kenteris, the Greek athlete who won gold medals in the 200 metres at the 2000 Summer Olympics, the 2001 World Championships in Athletics and the 2002 European Championships in Athletics, making him the only European sprinter (along with Linford Christie) to win the gold medal in all three major competitions and the only European World Champion in the 200 metres races. Additionally, he has won two gold, three silver and two bronze medals in the European Cup.

[@dameistersports1925]

But I thought we were all the same and equal in all aspects. At least that’s what all my high school and college professors taught me in every class. Why are you telling me now that black sprinters have a genetic advantage?

[@-MeTeC-]

OMG YOU RACIST OMG

[@bipolarbear91]

statistics dont lie - sprinting is about genetics

[@kaanlecreator2925]

Jeremy Wariner was another too

[@warrenjones1936]

The first great white sprinter I remember was Mel Patton. Look him up.

[@danielbrown3461]

You have more research to do.

[@snivelinj7612]

What can one say with certainty other than black sprinters have an inherent advantage, always have. There are a lot of white sprinters who are just a trifle slower than the blacks but still very fast, but never enough to dominate on the world stage. Lamaitre was certainly very fast, and worked very hard to be his best, but could never achieve dominance over the blacks on the world stage. It's just a fact of life and genetics. Thanks for posting this very interesting subject.

[@danielbrown3461]

How about the Pole Vault and Shot Put? If you are going to be trivial mention these 2 events and White Domination.

[@snivelinj7612]

@@danielbrown3461 The whole article is about SPRINTING. That's what I replied to.

[@danielbrown3461]

@@snivelinj7612 Not womans sprinting.

[@danielbrown3461]

Or transgender sprinting.

[@danielbrown3461]

White Woman Sprinters have been doing quite well. For the White men...Pietro menaia from Italy was a World Record Holder....and Valery Borza But White Woman have been doing very well. Also in the High Jump...whites have had many world record holders and they can indeed jump. They just can't say it because of Diversity Equity and inclusion.

[@aplaceinfrance9279]

And clean

[@MisterFilOfficial]

Pristine

[@christiantagliaferro4123]

Mennea disse che Lamaitre avrebbe battuto il suo record Europeo. Putroppo la vita di molti atleti è costellata da un grosso infortunio che li blocca

[@MisterFilOfficial]

Beh sicuramente ci è andato molto vicino, ma dubito che anche se non fosse stato colpito dall'infortunio avrebbe fatto un tempo migliore. Mennea rimane il re dei 200m in Europa e lo sarà ancora per qualche anno almeno.

[@paul-u2y9y]

wow!, this narrator is saying the quiet part out oud, i'm 65 years old and white sprinters never stood a chance my whole life and now their more than competitive, white girls especially,

[@convid1941]

Imagine being a competitor in the Usain Bolt era....

[@stevemorse108]

His name could have predestined him for excellence.

[@MisterFilOfficial]

The Master! 🙌🏻🔥

[@martinaubut5027]

It is incredible how it is hard to run a sprint full spead.

[@fulse1856]

French supremacy

[@jarodbzh]

Très fort Christophe Lemaitre,le plus grand sprinter français a ce jours pour moi,et pourtant je suis black 😅 mais honnêtement j'aimais voir ce mec courir,le type a fait podium avec bolt ! Il faut en avoir

[@drixc1]

What was great about Christophe is that he looked like nothing special, no big muscles, no tanned skin , no special hair cut but a weird moustache , he was never showing off like all the other athletes especially the 100m discipline, and he even had a lisp ! But best of the best is ironically his name : Christophe Le maitre means Christophe the master.... So french 😅

[@bergkampdennis5673]

white skin is special not tanned skin. i am korean. we are special amazing skin. tanned skin look no good.

[@drixc1]

@@bergkampdennis5673 hahaha that 's an interesting point of view. For most of european people having a tanned skin instead of a white skin is a good thing, because it makes us feel healthier, or simply more beautiful. But you are right , these are very subjective point of views .

[@bergkampdennis5673]

@@drixc1 its natural people find white skin beautiful because thats original color of human skin without harmful sun.

[@drixc1]

@ you mean your people in south Korea because i can tell you most of us prefer being sun tanned. We look healthier.

[@joemonteleonezollo4967]

You forgot Borzov!!! 100, 200, Olympic Gold 🥇1972

[@jerrychen2302]

Bro is actually faster than bolt

[@louisevad6091]

Is there some reason we have to bring race into this. Pun intended

[@MapsCharts]

C'est quoi le rapport avec sa couleur ??

[@geoffoakland]

On the womens side, a shout out to Abby Steiner, an American (white) sprinter with many national records.

[@Captainvaghunter31]

He was probably pretending they were robbing him 😂

[@Edward-n8h]

One attains fast twitch muscles, tendons and ligaments by weight lifting and stretching, and a faster heart beat which results in faster blood flow throughout the physical body!!!

[@feliperudloff5544]

Don't forget Chile's Sebastián Keitel.

[@JohnPaul-mx4xb]

This is great. We can say black athletes have a genetic advantage and not worry about losing our job here. 😮

[@danielbrown3461]

Do they have an advantage in the pole vault and swimming....I think not.

[@thepainphantom]

Does he has relatives with Georges Lemaitre who founded the Big Bang theory or just same surname?

[@MisterFilOfficial]

They are not related as far as I know

[@NotShinZu...]

​@@MisterFilOfficialThis last name is very common in France.

[@Furaxorus]

i heard an interview of him once, he said that after breaking 10s barrier, he was contacted and invited by the kkk.

[@Gregory-n4v]

continued and many other sprinters such as Peter Norman and Kostas Kenteris and Su Bingtian

[@kalex888]

You forgot to mention Konstantinos Kenteris of Greece. Gold medalist 200m Sydney 2000 He was white

[@SuperJm1200]

Sprinting talent is somewhat genetic, but not deeply so (not always a dominate trait?). Training, however, makes a big difference. My experience and belief.

[@Lobpreis-Evangelist_Stefan]

Rachel Zegler is now snow white, so is now an asian sprinter

[@Svenson612]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@socksumi]

Don't forget Valeriy Borzov from Ukraine who won gold in the 100m 1972 Olympics.

[@tayloryoung9803]

many white dudes before the 80s won gold.... Armin hary gold 1960 even had the world record.. Bobby morrow gold 100m in 1956 melbourne , Remigino gold in 1952 further back before 1932 they were all white...

[@buffayboy3340]

I just realized you can be born in france