🏃‍♀️ Women's 4x400m Final | Tokyo Replays

[@delrey874]

This USA team is literally a dream team.

[@meluk6991]

As soon as I saw the lineup I was like... it's over!

[@dlbutler]

It is, but I always return to the video of the women's 4x100m in London 2012. Madison to Felix to Knight to Jeter. It really doesn't get any better than that.

[@D3VINCHII]

@@dlbutler true, the women’s 4x100 in London was incredible. But this 4x400 team had 2 world record holders in the 400 hurdles, the most decorated US Olympian ever, and the Olympic champion at 800m. They basically assembled the Avengers.

[@keithwing4715]

One of many by them...

[@dlbutler]

@@D3VINCHII True. It was a celebrity lineup, but Madison holding with, and even slightly exceeding, the Jamaican on leg one; Felix blowing past Schippers on leg two; Knight digging around the curve on leg three; and Jeter levitating above the track on leg four, all handoffs flawlessly executed...Jeter pointing at the clock as she's crossing the line, knowing the record's been not broken, but obliterated...It was a thing of beauty, a moment that we may never see again. Truly inspirational. Watching this just makes you feel better about life.

[@moaakinola2658]

Allyson Felix is a living legend. Running with such speed and vigor at 35 and for a woman is amazingly phenomenal. She is truly inspirational. I would gladly model my daughter around her! Congratulations to the USA Quartet.

[@PLeasantTRaces]

I love her

[@sita487]

"and for a woman" stfu

[@juda210]

@@sita487 cry more

[@leelatoys787]

True

[@КанапияЖусип]

I love her too

[@Henrykhine115]

I love Allyson Felix. Every time she wins, I feel like dancing in the rain. I am crazy, but it is worth that if she wins where she goes. She has been inspiring the WORLD many years. Epic!

[@TypicalMixBreed]

Very epic ig

[@curtleyollivierre7671]

u are crazy...your nuts

[@acemafraid9543]

@@TypicalMixBreed .

[@PLeasantTRaces]

Me too..

[@JohnJuma]

She should be employed by the the U.S. athletics to spot n nurture young talented girls

[@jtjr26]

I like how excited the Pols are at winning silver. They ran a great race against an extremely strong US tean.

[@efisgpr]

teen* Jk

[@jestes7]

Considering their population is 1/10th of the US, finding a squad that capable is incredible.

[@CairSilverwolf]

plus they beat their national record. And same women were part of the team that got gold in 4x400 mixed a few days before , when they set a national, europeian and olympic record , (USA has the world record from Doha 2019 in mixed) , they had all the reasons to be happy and proud

[@alialibaba1886]

It is worth mentioning that in the first half of 2021 the Polish team was demolished by injuries. In early July the Poles thought that they would be fighting for the bronze medal. After Justyna Święty's injury (quadriceps tear) it seemed that their chances for a medal had almost disappeared. Under these conditions the silver medal was a big success. If Justyna had been in top form in Tokyo the Polish team would have broken the 3:20-second barrier.

[@abadahlam6792]

@@alialibaba1886 0

[@pedrokropotkin9045]

Athing Mu is pure talent... the future queen of 400 & 800 meters

[@avionterria7855]

She holds the junior record for the 1500m, also.

[@leedza]

Not even, her era is now...

[@gezzarandom]

I wonder if she’ll attempt that double?

[@n25bast]

@@gezzarandom She's said she wants to in Paris. It would be amazing to witness

[@alexarihani2902]

Electron shell be 22 since there is only 3 years between Tokyo and Paris Olympics

[@jlaux7]

Seeing Felix and McLaughlin on the same relay team is so awesome. It's the ending of one dynasty but the beginning of another.

[@janiyawest7023]

The great Allison Felix at the end of her career and Athing Mu at the beginning of her's on the same team. The baton has been passed metaphorically as well.

[@efisgpr]

Syd is more like AF though

[@tomaugust8029]

@@efisgpr Yes. baton has been passed to Sydney, world record holder.

[@philomenaakpanaadie2015]

When I saw the line-up, I should have just turned off my TV. The win was inevitable. The U.S.A. have astounding 400m runners on the women's side. A shame Felix will be leaving us soon. She's a legend in the sport of athletics in so many ways.

[@tkatnss]

Actually none of them are 400m specialists thats what that makes the victory even more sweeter

[@BlueHopi144]

The Legend was part of this Hystorical relay line-up ...the best time after the juices WR from the Russians . Fantastic ending ...unless she goes to the World champs next year ...

[@BlueHopi144]

@@tkatnss come again , we did not hear well what u said ? 🤪

[@johnlironix2184]

Ok, but elite 400m hurdlers are also great 400m flat runners.

[@BlueHopi144]

@@johnlironix2184 Benjamin split 43.4 on the Us relay anchor of the 4 by 400 . One of the fastest of the field ....

[@davidrobinson1099]

Just to give you an idea of how stacked the US team was... *Allyson Felix (Age 35):* 2021 Olympic Bronze Medalist in the 400m Most decorated athlete in World Athletics Championships history (18) Second-most decorated athlete in Olympic track & field history (11) One of the most versatile sprinters of all-time: Member of the 4x100m relay team that holds the current world record (2012 Olympics, the same year she finished fifth in the 100m finals) 3x World Champion (2005, 2007, 2009) in the 200m; 1x Olympic Champion (2012); Seventh fastest women all-time (2012) 1x World Champion in the 400m (2015); Third fastest split ever recorded in a 4x400m relay (2015) *Dalilah Muhammad (Age 31):* 2021 Olympic Silver Medalist in the 400m Hurdles Second fastest woman all-time in the 400m hurdles (2021); Former world record holder (2019); 1x World Champion (2019), 1x Olympic Champion (2016) 1x World Champion in the 4x400m relay (2019) *Sydney McLaughlin (Age 22):* 2021 Olympic Gold Medalist in the 400m Hurdles World record holder in the 400m hurdles (2021); 1x World Silver Medalist (2019) 1x World Champion in the 4x400m relay (2019) *Athing Mu (Age 19):* 2021 Olympic Gold Medalist in the 800m U.S. National record holder in the 800m (2021); Eighth fastest woman all-time (2021) U.S. Collegiate record holder in the 400m, 800m, and 4x400m relay (2021) Outside of Sanya Richard-Ross, I cannot think of any U.S. woman that would be more deserving to be on this team in history

[@triciajohansen3027]

Rudolph, Tyus, Manning, Joyner, and Deavers come to mind. Great Olympuans and all gold medalists.

[@gezzarandom]

Probably the strongest 4x400 relay team since the 2004 US men’s team when they had the three medalists from the individual event.

[@triciajohansen3027]

@@gezzarandom the 2020 men's 4x400 did excellent also. Benjamin and Deadmon were the only two to medal individually (Benjamin-silver AND one of two world record breakers and Deadmon-bronze, Cherry and Norman just missed the podium) ALL of them did PHENOMENAL!!!! I did like the ladies race, such beautiful runners and faces, I am jealous!!!!!!😎❤🇺🇸

[@gezzarandom]

@@triciajohansen3027 True, plus the 2008 4x400 also had the three medalists of the individual event as well. Plus the 400m hurdles gold medalist as well. USA’s depth has always been strong.

[@brantlauweryssen8527]

Don't forget that Sydney also made an Olympic team at the age of 16!

[@SSSDiva171]

I look at this race often. Spectacular! It was absolute poetry in motion. The USA ran entirely on another level. The distance between them and rest of the runners was just shear talent. Congratulations ladies and to all the other medal winners.

[@GlimmerOfLight]

Also look at the London 2012 4x400.

[@russhorcher1726]

it's just crazy, Athing Mu looks like she's just at the park lightly jogging, putting no effort into it at all, but she's actually absolutely booking it, she makes it look like it's nothing, she just keeps getting further and further ahead with every stride, it's sweet to watch,,

[@russhorcher1726]

It literally looks like she just out for an afternoon jog coming around that last corner and hitting the straightaway and she pulls further and further away and actually looks like she's kind of slowing down but she's actually speeding up it's just unfreaking believable

[@123rockstar2010]

1:50 Is definitely a flex! 💪😂 • Sydney McClaughlin • Allyson Felix • Dalilah Muhammad • Athing Mu

[@auburnmann3630]

A Felix Flex

[@marvelouss719]

Why Athing Mu didn't run the final?

[@gloriapayaso9727]

💖🇺🇸💖🇺🇸💖🇺🇸💖🇺🇸

[@louiscyfer6944]

@@marvelouss719 ???

[@samarajoyy]

@@marvelouss719 she did...

[@sixthousandblankets]

Athing Mu just glides effortlessly.

[@pedrokropotkin9045]

Athing Mu is pure talent... future queen of 400 & 800 meters

[@MrGreenelight]

She runs with the gape / stride of a giraffe

[@aroshdenham5449]

Wish if Allyson Felix anchored to end her legendary Olympic journey with a golden finish. We are so lucky to witness her greatness, she's The GOAT. Love from Sri Lanka.

[@mohamedrashid5517]

She got the gold it's the dame

[@michaelmcdonald6568]

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[@DarkPa1adin]

Too risky because she was off her peak at that time.

[@cameerudolph8368]

Allison Felix is so amazing and you can really tell she is a hard worker and practices like crazy😂

[@sac40]

Sydney and dalilah together. The guarantee of gold.

[@leedza]

Mu & felix running under 50s this year. They just had an all star team

[@paresman9658]

In 2019 world championships Sydney was on second leg and Muhammad was on third leg and they won the 4x4 and it was joy to watch them run 🏃‍♀️ they were just amazing 😉

[@junneri3144]

Noticed that too. I thought they were gonna show some slow mos from 9 minutes onwards

[@VincentWilliams007]

Put Athing & Allison in the mix. GOLD

[@eduardoriveiracano3424]

@@leedza Actually, the fastest American female athlete this year is Felix with 49.46. Mu's season best is 49.57

[@wahyufsuherman6828]

I love to see dalilah mohammad's smile! She's so cute

[@booyah2u296]

This American 4x400 dream team should have challenged the WR. Sydney looks stunning in her loose afro curls, dalilah's gorgeous long hair, Athing's infectious smile and the legendary allyson. What a joy to watch them all run together as one.

[@ezscootrr]

It would be a record if someone is closing in.

[@haroldtia4608]

Yeah I was hoping they were going to break the WR

[@philomenaakpanaadie2015]

@@haroldtia4608 Anyone who thought that didn't know that the WR was 3:15.1, you included.

[@haroldtia4608]

@@philomenaakpanaadie2015 what do you mean

[@philomenaakpanaadie2015]

@@haroldtia4608 I mean, you obviously just assumed that they could break the WR without actually knowing how fast the WR is.

[@napoleonbolambot6419]

I love the fighting spirit of Alysson Felix....

[@michaelworthy9381]

Reading and following Mrs Felix for years. Just love her spirit ❤️

[@prajjwalshuk1a]

this is as legendary as that Jamaican lineup of Bolt , Blake , Powell

[@philomenaakpanaadie2015]

And Ashmeade, a 9.90 runner.

[@drfazalbaloch]

パラ陸上・佐藤友祈、リオの雪辱果たし金メダル！早くも視線は3年後「パリで世界記録達成を」

[@yvanngantchou8601]

Mclaughlin ,alisson Felix ,mu and my favorite dalilah 👌👌💞

[@glennthompson4725]

@@yvanngantchou8601 Dalilah is my favorite too. She created the most separation. But they were all superb!

[@sipnog3528]

My favourite of all time Blake, Bolt and Powell trio.

[@jovanneboothe6442]

Sydney is having the season of her life and 2 Olympic gold medals one of them being a world record and now she's engaged to her boyfriend. Congrats @GoSydGo

[@efisgpr]

Also turned 21!

[@wesw7241]

@@efisgpr 22

[@ikenwosu7649]

I really think a team of Sydney McLaughlin, Abby Steiner, Britton Wilson and Athing Mu have a chance at the WR this summer.

[@carlamarie72able]

Agree

[@r.merida6062]

I agree

[@melvinekerubo1535]

Exactly 💯

[@Elliottklassen]

It’s more of a question of exactly how the politics of the selection will play out o prevent this lineup from occurring.

[@mzleelee1983]

Prandani she know the curve

[@huigaebnaremab1392]

The USA team is the definition of Dream Team. After what happened in the mixed relays and the men's 4x100 Relay Team, they we're not taking any chances 😎😎😎

[@zeaferjones1404]

That was what the announcers missed. They were saying the US was trying to flex but I think the US trusted gold medalists at hurdles and 800 over the sprinters besides Felix.

[@dumitrurazvan2675]

What an absolute champion Allyson Felix is !!! Only fitting she finished her illustrious carrier with a gold medal.

[@humdee648]

Very well said! 🎯

[@efisgpr]

My friend is from L.A. and knew her for a year, hanging out and didn't even know she was a runner until she was about to go to London. That is crazy. Must be truly a humble person.

[@RealWomenRealStories]

Allyson Felix BY FAR one of the best in history.

[@who_me4321]

The more I watch this race the more I fall in love with Dalilah. Her discipline, determination and focus when she is executing her race is phenomenal. Mu just glides like why did you build a track when air is my track. Allyson and Syd hold beautiful form when they run. Dream team indeed

[@triciajohansen3027]

Beautiful women, I am so jealous!!!!!

[@totosilaban8743]

Still watching to this race because of the living LEGEND, Alyson Felix. But my salute to all American girls who has made this team unbeatable and got the gold. Bravo US team.

[@brianndrelan135]

Thank you Team USA Athletic for allowing the two athletes run with their athletic lookup to runner. Thanks Allyson Felix for the memories.

[@ronniejohnson196]

There were Three.

[@kademacneille9877]

Classy, humble, dedicated and full of spark. I can't think of a better group of women to represent the USA. Y'all make us proud!

[@anitamta4599]

Natalia, Iga, Gosia, Justyna! Great job girls! THANK YOU!!

[@juismac]

From the greatest American female track athlete of her generation to the next. Can’t believe that the track coaches didn’t put Alyson Felix on the third leg to pass the baton literally and figuratively to Athing Mu. In three years, barring injury or a loss of form, Athing Mu should be the first athlete ( male or female) to win the 400-800 Olympic double since Al J. in 1976.

[@BlueHopi144]

Mu is a special talent that only comes every 2,3 generations . Fantastic anchor & Gold in the 800 + Us record / Olympic record

[@Anzomax2]

Nah I made sense for her to run 2nd Leg that's her leg

[@kevvome]

Al Jolson won a double gold in 1976? Wow. What a hero.

[@roshanfernando9657]

@@kevvome LOLOL

[@viewer0ne]

Looked like the third leg runner was a great choice to me.

[@blue5peed]

Past, present and future all time greats on that US team wow.

[@auburnmann3630]

Generation literally handing off the baton to the next.

[@alamo1203]

What a spectacular race by TeamUSA, leaving their competitors in the dust!!! Love Sydney-Allyson-Dalilah-Athing - an absolutely marvelous lineup!!!

[@saintsone7877]

A great win but at Olympic level it was one of the smallest margins womens 4x400m USA has won by.

[@isovideo7497]

@@saintsone7877 The 2008 and 2016 winning margins were MUCH smaller. 2012 was a large margin like this win, with almost as fast a time as Allyson was at her peak then (48.20 split).

[@FourSeasons04]

@@saintsone7877Pfft, margins are irrelevant. What you failed to mention is, this team's time is the 5th fastest in history. The US squads from 1988 (3:15:51) and 1993 (3:16:71), currently ranked 2nd and 4th all-time respectively), ran faster American times. Per Allyson, none of these runners are true 400m specialists, and that's what make this victory more spectacular.

[@saintsone7877]

@@FourSeasons04 True but being or not being 400m specialists is also a mute point. Many who run 400m at international level are not 400m specialists. Many are ex sprinters who have lost the speed to continue so move to longer distances. Take 400m hurdlers. A top hurdler automatically becomes a top 400m runner with minimal switching in training. So a world record 400m hurdler will be a world record 400m sprinter as the strain on the body is actually reduced when they switch from hurdles to flat sprinting. Add a world class 800 m runner USA basically had 4 world class 400m runners no matter what their specialty was. What was remarkable here was how far off the world record they were as on times they should have been capable of smashing the record. They simply did not run to their best which again is frightening as it shows how far the rest of the world is behind them. Funny that only 2 nations have not gone backwards on world class times since stricter drug testing was introduced. The 2 nations who are exempt from random, unannounced testing from WADA officials and outside of international events do all their testing in house so to speak. USA and Jamaica. All other nations are signed up to WADA testing regime. No-one appears to be able to explain why USA and Jamaica are exempt from this regime. In a world of so-called equality etc why are USA and Jamaica exempt?

[@ВикторМорев-в2ы]

Russian Women have won the 4×400m relay, World Indoor Championships, Eight (8) World Championships in a row. from 1995 to 2008 inclusive. this is a unique achievement.

[@josephstjames6642]

Can’t wait to see Athing Mu develop. She is already stacking up gold and her career is just beginning.

[@leedza]

The meeting of legends. 3 world record holders and 1 future world record holder.

[@Shalom491]

Athing is the next Allyson. Amazing sprinter. Love her humble attitude as well.

[@anupray9125]

A great race. Deserving winners. Polish team also did very well.

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

The Polish girls managed to defeat the Americans once before at the World Athletics Relays in Yokohama 2019. But that day, the Americans were invincible.

[@OldskolFan]

Dang, I got chills and goosebumps when U.S.A. was announced! So proud of my American Olympians!

[@kevinlakeman5043]

That's like one of the all-time great women's relay teams. Holy schnikies, that was domination.

[@RotimiOrimoloye]

1:44 "I don't know if they're taking nothing for granted or if they wanna flex" 🤣🤣🤣

[@RTezla]

😂

[@jackbauer4186]

The Poles lost by 4 seconds and screamed like they just broke the WR, snd the USA team barely even smiled after shattering the field. Absolute two different worlds in terms of T&F history and expectations.

[@jessicaT12345]

lol. and the Jamaicans looked so disappointed.

[@elbertbrown9632]

4 seconds and forty-five yards behind. I think they believe they won because the U.S.A was so far ahead they didn't notice U.S.A had already crossed the finish line.

[@PremBahadurpun]

Qq1​@@jessicaT12345

[@Vitolo123]

@@elbertbrown9632😂😂😂😂

[@paresman9658]

The introduction of them coming out of the dressing room for all the athletes is what I enjoy most, beautiful ladies

[@enzop2835]

The US is the only team that didn't hold hands, embrace themselves, or have a celebratory intro. Individualism is super strong and it's fantastic to see.

[@SiFuJasper]

Sydney grabbing some water for everyone. Just another day on the track.

[@Shaikdolls]

I really like her gester

[@dynasty0019]

She's just the nicest girl on Team USA.

[@scottwhittaker1681]

Class....much respect!

[@ivanasukjadic1423]

She looks scary

[@billalexander8011]

I noticed that also. It looked like they were at track practice.

[@markbielak5259]

Phenomenal race by the US team, fantastic performance by Polish quartet

[@saintsone7877]

Yes, Considering American quartet were relatively fresh compared to Polish ladies and other teams who also ran at least 1 leg in the mixed 400m heats/semi/final as well as 400m heats/semis/final due to USA depth of talent.

[@FourSeasons04]

@@saintsone7877 Once again, you're incorrect. Poland had the advantage of running the mixed relay earlier in the games and it was heats and final only. Kaczmarek was the only runner to qualify for an individual event, 400m, and she didn't make it past the semis nor did she compete in the relay heats. The US runners ran their races later in the games; heats, semis, and finals. Further, Allyson competed in the 400m final the day before the 4x400 relay final. Bottom line, Poland simply could not match the US' talent in this race.

[@alialibaba1886]

Justyna Święty and Iga Baumgart also qualified for the Olympics in the 400m. But in Tokyo they decided not to start in the individual 400m. This year Justyna has serious health problems. And to make things worse in July she injured the quadriceps muscle in her second leg. Iga also had an injury. In the first half of 2021 she was unable to attend any events. The 4×400 metres relay was much more important for them, so they were taking no chances.

[@saintsone7877]

@@FourSeasons04 I assumed that Justyna and Iga also ran in individual heats and possible semis because they had qualified so accept was wrong. In Australia on free to air they focused on events with Aussies participating so did not see heats of individuals. Irrespective these are professional athletes and running 2-3 400m in one day is childs play for them. In 2018 Justyna ran the final of individual 400m and won as well as final of 4x400m relay as anchor and won that as well 45minutes later so to suggest running the next day or 2 days later somehow hampers the run of USA participants is balderdash. And unless I am wrong all but Kaczmarek ran relay heats/semi of the relay unless the Polish team ran runners am not aware were there as only heard Anna Kielbasinska was a reserve 400m runner.

[@alialibaba1886]

@@saintsone7877 At the Tokyo Olympics Anna Kiełbasińska ran only in the heats. In the final she was replaced by Natalia Kaczmarek. So before the women's 4x400m final Natalia ran 3 times, Iga Baumgart, Justyna Święty and Małgorzata Hołub 2 times.

[@stevans79]

Athing Mu is a beast.

[@dmitry.greatgrandsonofteheroes]

I respect her. But need a hard work. The present Olympic record is a former world record on 800 metres by Soviet athlete who helped girls in 1988 to achieve new world record at that time

[@danbotez1307]

# 3 at 800 m in 2023.

[@dimension556]

Lesson here, always put your best forward,4 great women,Athing Mu, this young lady will surely rule the tracks

[@amoloamolo8138]

Been waiting for this!!! So proud of Allyson Felix 🥺❤️

[@estherkgosana2907]

Finally uploaded🥰🥰... US took no chances... what a team!!

[@triciajohansen3027]

The best I have ever seen!!!!! BEST of the BEST!!!!!❤🏅🇺🇲😎

[@TexasMom1776]

Go USA!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Poland 🇵🇱 kicked some booty!!! Congratulations 🎊

[@yasip9897]

Amazing! Congratulations to our USA and Jamaican sisters! Poland, you girls ran that! Great start Britain! Amazing all around.

[@Chingon559]

The depth of U.S. track and field showing through here. What a lineup to come out with for the Finals. Great performance ladies 👏🏽

[@saintsone7877]

With 330+m population and the money spent is to be expected.

[@cube52x]

My heart beating fast watching this! 😱 I'm going to miss watching Allyson Felix so much in next Olympics 😭

[@petercastles5978]

Well done you Polish girls. Love to watch you race and love your team spirit.

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

The Polish girls managed to defeat the Americans once before at the World Athletics Relays in Yokohama 2019. But that day, the Americans were invincible.

[@efisgpr]

​@@GreatPolishWingedHussars Just stop, LMAO...they had NO chance. WE DID NOT SEND OUR BEST RUNNERS TO THAT RELAY MEET..

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

@@efisgpr Yes, they weren't the doped American runners. That is the difference. There is hardly any doping among Polish athletes and and it's standard among American athletes! This can also be seen in the link: List of doping cases in athletics - Wikipedia

[@johnlironix2184]

@@efisgpr The US Team that ran at the World Athletics Relays in Yokohama was not weak. At that time Shakima Wimbley was the U.S. Champion, Jessica Beard was the runner-up and Courtney Okolo was the World Indoor Champion. Remember that both Allyson Felix and Quanera Hayes gave birth to their first children in the fall of 2018. So they were not able to compete in Yokohama. Probably only Phyllis Francis could have strengthened that team (if we are talking about top guns).

[@michelletran2637]

I'm always on my toes seeing Dalilah and Sydney go head to head but even more than that I love seeing them work together.

[@jonwhite9578]

That Group of Women has to be the finest group of runners the USA has ever had....

[@sonysakariah]

Sad they couldn't get world record. This was a dream team

[@ozwunder69]

@Vale Rovera the USA were 0.33 second behind it in 1988

[@triciajohansen3027]

They won gold, end of discussion!

[@jkf9167]

The world record was set during what baseball people used to call "the Barry Bonds era."

[@Ace-mw9pm]

I think if a team were to challenge the US they could break the record. But running by yourself it’s hard to push to that record breaking speed. And the record was set during a time with a lot of doping.

[@laman012]

2024.

[@michaellazzeri9439]

Every time I watch this, I am astounded by Athing Mu. She looks effortless out there , & yet, she's flying ! What a story , her life is.

[@sicboi]

Poland so underrated overall

[@winniesamuel8127]

Alyson Felix made me proud have been waiting for these congratulations American's

[@bysonchi]

Athing the conqueror, closing like a boss. Congrats to Felix, Syndey, and Dalilah.

[@drfazalbaloch]

パラ陸上・佐藤友祈、リオの雪辱果たし金メダル！早くも視線は3年後「パリで世界記録達成を」

[@proyouservicesltd3652]

There was an instant replay of the entire race and I watched it again.

[@jessicaT12345]

hahahah

[@uniquepavel]

What a decision to field Sydney at the start and full marks to the US team for choosing players out of different events and still win so comfortably

[@uniquepavel]

@Scary Tube what i meant was they are obviously best athletes but they are not from 400 m events specifically. Like mu is an 800 m runner, sydney and dalilah are 400 m hurdles runner. Even felix runs 200 m and 400m. So it was a fantastic selection !!

[@annettemalaski1967]

If you had seen the 2019 World relays, these selections would be no surprise. Athing was the only rookie.

[@hwaynelovell4993]

Glad to get another chance to see my girl Alyson Felix run another 2nd leg and put USA in an unbeatable position. Hats off to Sydney for blistering first leg, Delilah for a blowout third and Athing for a crushing final leg

[@daoksematSemat]

The line up Sydney McLaughlin , Allyson Felix , Dalilah Muhammad & Ating MU.. The best ever.

[@JAJZ782]

I am a fan of the Polish team, great job Girls !!! also love the anchor leg of Canada, don't be sad, Paris you girls will come back !!!

[@dangutube5420]

I'm so happy that Allyson Felix won yet another medal.... And a gold one too!! Take that Nike!!

[@triciajohansen3027]

I agree! F U Nike!!!!!

[@VinayakPande53]

You showed the race twice in this replay.

[@kingutd4912]

And I am not complaining ☺️

[@Losentetre]

Seems like they needed an absolute 17:40 duration video.

[@fmshyanguya5351]

@@Losentetre 😄

[@mangojulie123]

I waited long enough! Well worth looking at it twice seeing that it took them forever to post the video!

[@KSun-yq1yp]

Okay but literally every woman there did absolutely amazing and THEY'RE ALL SO PRETTY.

[@mimi3981]

Absolutely love the polish team 👏🏼

[@tjmckenzie4048]

@Armored Batman 7:43 My goodness!!!

[@tjmckenzie4048]

@Armored Batman I really do LOVE track and field. This part is just a little added bonus. Glad I wasn't the only one who noticed.

[@emyoji1316]

Who is here in 2024 after Sydney McLaughlin led US scintillating Paris 4x400 m women's relay finals. What a lady!

[@dohcsmr1175]

No ignorant celebrations. No “look at me “ theatrics. Just a 4 second victory by a class American team. Well done Ladies. You make us proud.

[@JoyceWilliams-zd8kh]

Stop hating on ShaCarri. This is a dam relay that we should win running backwards. The 100m is for selling tickets and putting Track on Prime Time baby!!!!

[@TomHenksYT]

These are the splits for team USA: - 49.96 - 1:39.54 (49.58) - 2:28.51 (48.97) - 3:16.85 (48.34) The opening leg by Sydney McLaughlin was already really fast but they got faster and faster with each leg. Incredible!

[@olibearbrowns6748]

USA team obviously obliterated the rest of the field. Congratulations team USA!

[@rogernegrete183]

That was a beautiful ending to the Olimpics they will be watched ng this for a thousand years.

[@asiam1528]

I keep watching this race each time it comes on my feed even though I already know the outcome, team USA was amazing

[@movewithtrickbro8545]

Finally it took a long long time ,longer than we had to wait for the olympics

[@ClaireJ4]

Lol yeah

[@Aboukay80]

This race was so nice that it had to be shown twice xD

[@jononoka1194]

haha yes indeed! I watched it both times :D

[@sadisadi2075]

Thank you @olympics for uploading this. I’ve been waiting for this race🙏🙏

[@ramlangoddos4425]

When I saw the names Sydney McLaughlin and Dalila Muhammad in the US Team, and with Allyson Felix and Athing Mo also on the list, I didn't hesitate a bit to "give" them the gold medals. Won convincingly.

[@triciajohansen3027]

They had the gold even before they ran, this was the BEST team I ever saw!!!!

[@nicolasmolo536]

My idol Allyson and my future three idols ...thank you so much for making this unbelievable performances

[@jamalhester4923]

This team can break the world record in the Worlds next year if they continue to improve.

[@saintsone7877]

Record has stood for 33 years and many, many great teams from USA have failed to do it. Hope they do as would like to see that drug induced record removed from the books. But Felix will definitely NOT race at worlds next year in this event if she competes in any event. This was probably her swansong international race.

[@jazzyfour]

Athing Mu is no joke. She ran 48:34. She will definitely win the individual 400m race if she run that too

[@avionterria7855]

She owns the collegiate record in 400m and 800m. She holds the junior records for 1500m, 800m, and 400m. This was her freshman year and she just turned 19 during Olympic trials. Oh what a future! Oh what a joy to witness!

[@DGK284]

Maybe, but remember that a relay split (for legs 2 through 4) does not equate to an open 400 time because of the flying start. This split time would translate to no better than a mid 49 open 400.

[@diegocollantes8262]

SHERICKA , CHAMPION YOU ARE ALREADY A LEGEND , YOU ARE THE GUIDE OF THIS GROUP UNTIL THE TRIUMP, , , , , YOU ARE MY CHAMPION IDOL . .

[@charlessterling6545]

Athing Mu, future of US Track and Field. This US team mike relay is truly awesome with Felix on second!!

[@triciajohansen3027]

She can go for 4 more Olympics. She is only 19!

[@ilogicalmind3618]

Sydney McLaughlin bought bottled for her teammates after the race . So nice of her

[@nhlanhlamoyo570]

That water is issued for free. However, it was very thoughtful of her to bring some for her team mates after a well deserved run and medal grab

[@docsmithdc]

@@nhlanhlamoyo570 I have the impression that her teammates are less than nice to her.Polite yes but nothing else.

[@nhlanhlamoyo570]

@@docsmithdc How do you come to that conclusion from 5 minute videos?

[@nithinjonnalagadda3470]

Because she ran the first leg, she was free from all the tension.

[@ronniejohnson196]

@@docsmithdc So much for Negative feelings.

[@brigidm6279]

I've been waiting and waiting for them to upload this so I can witness it again. These four 😍

[@mangojulie123]

Me too! What took them so long? I think it's the last Olympic video they uploaded.

[@alijundelliro1397]

They throw away the mix 4x400 relay and put the best of the best line-up here womens 4x400 relay😍😍😍🥰

[@BlueHopi144]

ridiculous opposites

[@FourSeasons04]

Unfortunately, the mixed relay was scheduled earlier in the meet and they didn't want to sacrifice their main runners so soon.

[@saintsone7877]

And all the Polish runners here in 4 x400 also ran 1 or more legs in the 4x400 mixed relay heats/semi/final where Poland won the Gold. Am led to believe USA ran 4 fresh runners in the final of 4x400

[@FourSeasons04]

@@saintsone7877Nope, Allyson ran the prior day. All four US runners ran heats/semis/finals in their individual races which were later in the games. The 4x400 mixed had heats and finals. I believe Kazmarek(sp) was the only Polish runner to make it to the semi's in the 400m, and she did not run in this relay's heats. Thus, the Polish runners had more time to recover than the US runners. Bottom line, the US was too strong to lose.

[@mr.mrs.worldwidetravelers6230]

Thank you Allyson Felix for the memories you are awesome!!!

[@saibabugudiseva2739]

USA SACRIFISED WORLD RECORD BREAKING TIME BY FIELDING FELIX.

[@annettemalaski1967]

The Poles were great! Allyson took on the best and most experienced Polish runner Baumgart. The whole US team just kept widening the gap as the race went on.

[@alialibaba1886]

Iga Baumgart ran really well, but the youngest Polish runner Natalia Kaczmarek performed better. She had almost the same time as Sydney McLaughlin.

[@1ramyus]

Actually the best Polish runner in 400 meters is currently Nataly Kaczmarek, 23yo. She was on the first leg.

[@robertbaranski3963]

@@alialibaba1886 Yeah. The youngest and, at the same time, the most beautiful !!! :)

[@ronaldrmo8870]

Thanks for uploading this

[@aswinmaddy1533]

Sydney - 400m hurdles GOLD Felix - 400m BRONZE Dalilah - 400m hurdles SILVER Athing Mu - 800m GOLD No surprises.... They should have breached WR ... Legendary team 🔥

[@jaidenjovan28]

Hopefully in 2024

[@FourSeasons04]

No one is ever close enough to push them.😄

[@billyfields7722]

Just seeing a GOAT Felix passing to the next generation of great running.

[@jamescarballo5130]

Sydney is simple, beautiful, humble and super fast.🎉

[@halvormartins7208]

Athing Mu 48.3 !!! She might be double world champion next year in Eugene.

[@yesterdayproductions1019]

the 800, 400, 4x400 relay is BRUTAL and a complete BURN OUT. One of those races would suffer. She needs to stick to the 800, 4x400 relay. Trust me.

[@michaeldeierhoi4096]

@@yesterdayproductions1019 And that is exactly what Mu did at the World Championship just happened in mid July. And she won gold in both events.

[@okemia1]

This was indeed a dream team well done ladies, Sydney is gorgeous!! And let me say shericka Jackson of Jamaica is not to be played with.. she had to step in at the last minute after running 100 200 n the relay and still kept it together to get a bronze here wow.

[@biams2157]

She run only the 200m heat

[@louisea4920]

I’ve been WAITING for this!!!

[@carolynharrell6761]

The USA was a dream team !!! 👟👟👟👟

[@granvillewalkerjr.8394]

Agreed! Every Team USA relay leg was either an Olympic Champion, World Champion, NCAA Champion or some combination of those titles.

[@ajiejoe7848]

My favourite 4 x 400m team is POLAND. Well done Poland, you will never miss any medals 😂

[@alialibaba1886]

Sadly this year Poland has had a lot of problems with the line-up (mainly because of injuries). So most likely the Polish women's team will not win a medal in Budapest.

[@nawigitf]

💕 Love to Allyson Felix! A mother, a wife, and one of the GOATS of the Olympics and athletics. Bless her.