Shanghai Golden Grand Prix 2009 - W-100m Jeter 10.64!

[@Bigsmith4040]

carmelita jeter is just outright beautiful to watch.Her running style is just vicious.Ferocious arm pump and leg lift through every stage.Pure hard work and desire.

[@therealb1zzness]

I can't get over how beautiful her technique is

[@princet4468]

I’m back Here after watching Shelly Ann run a 10.63 today! 🔥🙏🏾

[@dmvbay2535]

Same. Just watching after SAFP buss a big 10.63!

[@carlenebeck9734]

Yep me too!

[@ristocratic9676]

Same here

[@RasGd402]

Yep!

[@janicejobity]

Me too. Big up Shelley Ann

[@jojomargaux9295]

Lord I remembered being at home watching this and can I tell you, when Jetter destroyed this quality field, the Jamaicans hurried and got off the track fast af, they disappeared in embarrassment, they were greatly astonished of what just happened again. It all went down in 10.64 seconds, that’s fast. CJ have always been a superstar, her injuries ended her career too early, she had more in her.

[@riziobrasil7598]

Did you know she only ran that once ? Never run another 10.60s ever again .. but good job to her .. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 And the Jamaicans did not disappeared because of embarrassment.. lmao go check out Shelly and Elaine now killing 10:60s and Elaine even ran 10.50s

[@sir3958]

@@riziobrasil7598girl she ran a 10.67 and then dropped a 10.64. Lmfao like have a seat hater

[@happyziggy]

I went to CSUDH with Carmelita; she was straight up, a driven, hard worker. Look at her posture - she is sitting straight up - she is lifting her knees up so high, like Carl Lewis, or Donovan Bailey. None of the women in that race have anywhere near the lift, and hence, the stride. Her mechanics are stunning. She coached at one of our local high schools. The girl is smart. She understands completely what her body is supposed to be doing to execute at maximal efficiency and performance.

[@TheZoRetro]

look at her knees, look at her hands and stride! that's the perfect technique that's why these times are so fast! if you can perfect that form you could do anything!!!

[@Hengel_Andrews]

@66fredo99 la France Turnover means nothing, I’m sitting on my coach, yet me, Bolt and her run with the same rate of turnover. It’s the ability put forces into the ground that makes us different

[@ActFandom]

I'm glad you pointed this out. Many people don't realize this. Her potential for runs of this caliber was apparent from the WC

[@CHEETAH69]

This was AMAZING! By the time everyone was coming out of their drive phase, she was ALREADY 3 meters ahead! One of the best monster starts i've seen in years. She attacked from the gun and just seemed to eat up the track. One thing is for sure, the woman has worked her ass off.

[@PlaneAF876]

This was actually a world record for me and I have to say it is a shame she is not given credit for it.

[@smoothnubian]

I concur

[@ameliabedelia7018]

Why not Flo Jo 10.49?

[@2017NationalChamps]

It's the 2nd fastest wind legal time. Flo-Jo ran 10.62 with +1.0ms wind at the 1988 Seoul Olympics in a qualifying round.

[@2017NationalChamps]

@@ameliabedelia7018 The 10.49 was probably not wind legal. The wind gauge read 0.0 wind on a windy day.

[@boricuafrican1]

Flo Jo has 3 times that are better than this time...the slowest, 10.61 was "officially" wind legal.

[@CHEETAH69]

Also, (last post, I swear) Jeter has probably THE best form of any runner on the circuit today. From the placement of her hands to the lift in her knees to the positioning of her feet as they touch the ground, she is textbook. VCB on the other hand, always looks like she's about to fall on her face with her legs flailing wildly from side to side.

[@pageone8165]

As far as I’m concerned this is the real world record!

[@j0rdanaj]

@Bradley Owusu she was taking drugs dude it doesnt count flojo is a fraud

[@ajollypanda4175]

well you said it best; as far as you're concerned lmao...everyone else however...

[@sir3958]

@@j0rdanaj Sister girl Flo Jo was amazing

[@j0rdanaj]

@@sir3958 yes with drugs thats why she died randomly in her 20s

[@averageuser7173]

@@j0rdanaj She died in her late 30s from epilepsy which had nothing to do with steroid use. Also you're naive if you think anyone at the Olympic level isn't taking some performance enhancing drug.

[@amdupsy]

Saw for the first time in the world championships 2011 and am pleased and happy that you have finally won a GOLD MEDAL that you really deserved. I love your southern drawl accent...and a body shape...just perfect with a lovelly smile..

[@tsouth5510]

We need this CJ back 😫😞😪

[@mandela195]

she is running great because she has a great form and shes getting better at her starts.

[@Warrentex]

Damn, this girl is quick, look how fast she gets into her drive phase. I just hope she is not juiced up !

[@MrFlexybee]

@CHEETAH69 You are really right ,i have notice Jeter run with techniques right from the textbook of john smith but VCB try to rely on pure and natural speed which is good but to some extent cause her to loose a lot of ground.and this evidence to the fact why Allyson is a mutiple gold medalist,she does not run with only her pure speed but felix incudes beautiful techniques like great endurance and relaxation right to the finish line.

[@maustank4666]

Flo Jo's WR was at +5.0m/s wind If you correct both Flo Jo's run and this run by Carmelita to a +2.0m/s legal limit then my friends you have exactly the same time! Carmelita ran in a +1.2m/s wind. Corrected both times read 10.61

[@bensullivan5562]

Flo Jo's record should never be allowed. Clean athlete or not, it's the wind altimeter I'm talking about. If it was broken, you can't just assume the wind is zero.

[@josefharasek3502]

yeah like pedrosos 596cm jump

[@msport_erick]

Flo Jo would still have the record she’s ran 10.61 and 10.62 wind-legal on two other occasions

[@anthonyshelton2312]

Maus tank Where do you get that wind reading. The official reading was 0.0 for her wr.. What do you know that none of the officials involved know?

[@sharkkeeper01]

Um...fake news...the wind did NOT read 5.0m/s. Have several seats

[@tj1417]

Absolutely stunning! Carmelita in 2009 is definitely the closest sprinter to Flo-Jo not only in terms of time but also regarding the running style. Such a pity she already was 30 when she ran those times.

[@marioreyesj.926]

2012 London World and Olympic Champion Carmelita Jeter is the second Fastest Woman in the history of Athletics! She is my hero Woman. Definitely.

[@makcikbawang798]

Lol she is not Olympic champion 🙅

[@marioreyesj.926]

@@makcikbawang798 She Is Olympic Champion. London 2012 Relays 4x100

[@reggieyoungblood8875]

Carmelita tough , poetry and power in motion. She beat the boogeyman

[@trypticon101]

She was on fire that season. Just a joy to watch her run.

[@rumheadzzzz]

If she was on fire she would have beaten shelly wen it mattered, bit I guess when you never take your medz and try to prove a point 😂🤣😂

[@michellewilliams4458]

Awesome Jeter is a jet for real!

[@Ras09true]

That's something i notice about some of the haterz who post, they don't know a lot about track either. When Bolt won, they say well drugs, he came out of no where. This is a guy that ran 19.93 as a 16 yo, no real top coaching, still the only teen to dip under 20s. Won gold at WYC AND WJC including a record that still stands 20.40 into a -1.1 headwind and a 20.61 on a wet track respectively. But still they compare him to others who weren't doing anything special .

[@ActFandom]

That's not a burst of speed you see. She just maintains her speed better than any other woman in the world right now. But yes, her mechanics are impeccable!!!! Her stride pattern is very efficient

[@PatBenatarRulz]

And let the hatin' begin. Just like they did on Joyner; even with the "wind" factor controversy. If the "wind" was taken out it would have been 10:61 and Joyner will still be the fasted and Jeter right now is still the 2nd fastest woman on record. Nothing will please these haters until their favorite athlete breaks the record; especially those from other countries that don't appreciate the records that Joyner/Jeter hold. No evidence ever of doping; both past tests but here we go in 3...2...1...

[@silvesta5027]

No-one replied lol

[@mteevaay]

I agree... Flo Jo's 10.49 can't be real. 10.61 is the real Record.

[@teevee7678]

Flo jos record is the the current wr, dumbass

[@anthonyclarke2253]

The 10.49 is widely regarded as being heavily wind aided.

[@simeontong33]

doesn't matter Flo Jo would've still had the record at like 10.61

[@kimi88cz]

Ras-Simeon Tong yes, she did a 10.62 too

[@tom11zz884]

WR is just that World record idiots...

[@ajollypanda4175]

Something about the way she runs seems different that others....like I cant put my finger on it but she is just so steady

[@willstuart4504]

To this day ....this race by Jeter is IMO the greatest display of women's sprinting ever!! Her form is perfection, strong but graceful. Great start, perfect drive phase and her speed endurance was blistering. 🔥 I know Flo-Jo ran two races that were technically faster, 10.49 & 10.5 , but in terms of aesthetics. ...Jeter's race just looks like perfection.

[@Mastabacc]

You do know Jeter's form is strikingly similar to Flo-Jo's right? Which further cements the fact that Flo Jo was way ahead of her time. Seriously, go back and watch Flo jo's form from races before 88. It was garbage.

[@willstuart4504]

@@Mastabacc I've seen all her race mate, and was actually in attendance for one of them. She is the fastest women to ever cover the 100m &200m distances ever. With that said, I still believe this race is by Jeter looks as if she is literally flying down the track.... Especially the second half. You are correct tho, their form is strikingly similar to be sure. Both legends 🔥🔥

[@boricuafrican1]

Flo Jo ran THREE times that were faster than this...

[@stevie586]

@Nickyelunico I'm a former sprinter. I watched this video REPEATEDLY, looking at exactly what you mentioned...her technique and acceleration. I even went back and looked at Flo-Jo's for comparison again. This girl has amazing technique. Also, I don't see/hear drugs at all...especially when you hear her high-pitched voice!

[@jondavwal13]

Voice isn't the only thing affected. And yes, her shoulder and back muscles are not natural for a woman, no matter how much weight training they do naturally. You don't see drugs. You aren't looking.

[@leodjoneluv]

them knee lifts did it. check it out. jeter worked on her start. its amazing

[@clairelmao6022]

her form is so similar to Flo Jo

[@ActFandom]

Smith also trained Marie Jose Perec to gold in the 400 in Barcelona and Atlanta, and gold in the 200 in Atlanta

[@a.chokoreto]

💯 sensational sprint by Carmelita!!🥳🥳🥳🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊

[@CHEETAH69]

As usual, johnnyblack1974, you make excellent observations. Her voice hasn't changed. It's the same as it was back in 07. And my thing is, with the current climate of suspicion and raised eyebrows, I find it implausible that seasoned veteran coach like John Smith would risk an athlete getting caught with drugs in her system. Surely, he couldn't be that arrogant to believe that HE could find a way around the system.

[@jonrocker1983]

That meeting..10.64 and 9.69...sensational

[@EPizits]

@wfuspoloprince Bolt's 10.03 was his FIRST professional 100m ever. Who else can say on their first try they run a world class time? Also he ran a 19.93 200m at only 17 years of age. So Bolt going sub 10 shouldn't be a surprise to anyone who's been following track for more than 3 years. I know the 100 and 200 are two completely different races but seriously, Bolt has been a record breaker since he was a teenager. There is a HUGE difference between his progression in Jeter.

[@BDQ1975]

He also coached Danny Everett who was the bronze medalist in the same Olympics. Both man ran under 44 seconds. Greene was never tested for drugs and if you watch Greene body structure throughout his career, it doesn't change from 1997 to 2005. Also, Ato was trained by Smith during his college career at UCLA, Greene came after, so if there was any doping by Greene, which I doubt, Ato would of know, but, he only acted innocent to the media to save his job as a track analyst in the US.

[@CHEETAH69]

after reading some comments, I have to make a case for the importance of changing one's technique. I trained for 3 years with one coach. I switched coaches and within 8 months, I dropped .38 from my 100, 1.3 seconds from my 200 and 2.5 whole seconds from my 400. I must add that I included a lot more weight training. But my running style COMPLETELY changed and I was a totally different runner. I'm not saying Jeter is clean. I'm just asking that you not ignore the significance of technique.

[@jondavwal13]

If it goes for Jeter it goes for Griffith Joyner too. Just saying.

[@CHEETAH69]

@Nickyelunico Good description. But NO ONE re-accelerates at the end of the race. Acceleration is continued until about 60 m. Everything after that is simply holding on or decelerating the least. Jeter, Bolt, Flojo or Gay tend to win (or won) because they basically slow down the least.

[@CHEETAH69]

@66fredo99 la France stride length has nothing to do with deceleration. Though his length might be ideal, he’s not accelerating towards the end of the race.

[@Ras09true]

I'm not hatin on Jetter either,I'm just stating an observation,that is athletes who normally weren't running fast throughout their early to mid 20s,doesn't get fast at 30,they get slower.One other person who wasn't fast throughtout this period,and suddenly ran the wr overnight was Montgomery.

[@Heretolaughhh]

she has a perfect acceleration phase. She accelerates well out of her drive phase, floats, then re accelerates towards the latter half of the race. It's not drugs dumbasses it's just flawless technique

[@theedge65]

Devers competed into her 30's, not her 40's. You might be thinking of Jamaica's Merlene Ottey.

[@Heretolaughhh]

something a little off topic, but look how jeter's fingers are positioned at the line 0:39, God how does she do that?

[@Ras09true]

Also her weapon is her start, she's in Asafa's camp, her coach taught her that. Notice they are phenomenal starters.When she was in hs, she never had this.Plus she ran 10.88 at Bejing trials. Jetter has been around a long time, that's the difference running the 100 and wasn't breaking 11s until 08 then after. Saf debut on the circuit after bejing trials. Bolt as i said never ran the 100, big difference. That's why people are talkin about Jetter, she's 30.Maybe she's a late bloomer

[@CHEETAH69]

What in hell happened to Lauryn Williams? 11.43? Damn!

[@Ras09true]

Someone said Jetter nearly won in 07,but I also watched Beejing last y and did not see her.She did not even make the final at Beejing trials.and it's not like those who beat her were doing 10.60s and 10.704444 either and she was not injured.

[@CHEETAH69]

@TheAngeltoDemon I can't say whether or not Jeter is clean. And I'm certain some on the circuit have their suspicions. But Jeter was perpetually hurt before. She didn't weight train nearly as much and she says her mental approach to running was screwed up. I think it's possible to address each of those things, in addition to a change in technique and then transform a runner from a so-so sprinter into a world class one. I think also John Smith is too smart to risk a positive test.

[@BlueeyDnB]

Shanghai 2009 was a fantastic event... Tyson Gay's 9.69 and this... awesome

[@Ras09true]

VCB too was champion from a young age,she has won at every iaaf level. WJY 100,200 CHAMPION AND 100M WyC AND STILL HAS THE 100 AND 200 CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.wENT ON TO nCCA AND WON ALSO SETTING RECORDs AS WELL,but still people talk about drugs and compare her again to others, and her muscle tone as well. Notice she has been like this long time as far as 07, before, not overnight. Look up Usain Bolt a world jnr champ at age 15, other races are there as well of his teen days, before you compare.

[@myname1700]

I till this day never saw a 10,6 s run by a female, where the runner leans her upper body forwars. It is always the same mechanics for the perfect run. Never lean upper body, relax your face and mind, straight line run and very high knees, with long but high frequency strides

[@haanakotta]

She easily won this. Had a 10.5 in her leg

[@MrFutureOlympian]

One thing for her to work on is her start and drive phase she sometimes seem to rush it but great speed and power to go along with awsome tecnique jeter will break the record soon if she keeps this up

[@DortmunderTdmt]

no.flo-jo's 10.61 is the real WR aight

[@fabiennefertiti3017]

Why not Flo Jo's 10.54 at 1988 Seoul Olympics?

[@9ine_598]

@Bradley Owusu it was wind assisted

[@tom11zz884]

@@fabiennefertiti3017 She ran 10.49 idiot

[@andisoshal3715]

I love the ongoing debate about wind and drugs. Truth is, in my humble opinion, this is the world record. I'm excited to see how close our little Brit pocket rocket Dina Asher Smith will go over the next few years. We have never had such a talent in the women's sprints, not in my lifetime. Jeter is a classy, elegant lady and she's a credit to her country. All those who feel she's juiced, who do you look at and feel ISN'T cheating?

[@walteralexander689]

Jeter's as fine as she is fast. She's got it goin on with the short haircut, cute little earrings and eye shadow.

[@CHEETAH69]

@tretre12345 I think you make a very good point. But I think a gold medal means nothing if you're not able to benefit financially from it. Now I'm not saying that many wouldn't say they'd much rather win an Olympic gold than make thousands on the circuit. Fraser won olympic gold in 08 and she'll forever be announced as "2008 Olympic Champion..." But what good is that title in July 2011 when she can't win any major meets outside of Jamaica?

[@BDQ1975]

Christie Gaines wasn't coached was never coached by John Smith. She was apart of Trevor Graham's team, that included Marion Jones, C.J Hunter, Tim Montgomery, Justin Gatlin. Miller was hampered by injuries during her career, especially after 1999, her best season when she wasn't injured. Arron quit the Smith camp because she couldn't handle the training regime that he had other done. Outside of Greene and Boldon, Smith coached Steve Lewis who won the 1988 Olympic 400 and silver in 1992

[@nugen966]

@wfuspoloprince that is probably the most intelligent, thoughtful comment I ever read on youtube. Thank you for being a voice of reason.

[@Heretolaughhh]

yea we may have that many people, but all of our sprinters (with the exception of Jeremy Wariner) are African American, which is the minority in the U.S.A, you think of America as a whole, but as black sprinters, they deserve the medals as much as the jamaicans do!

[@Heretolaughhh]

@CHEETAH69 I think that has some truth as well. she's always had the finishing speed before she hooked up with john smith but the "re-acceleration" is nothing but a "finishing effort". Maybe you've never heard of the float method.

[@Ras09true]

Killahoe, its funny you mentioned bobsledge,because it doesn't snow in the Caribbean at all,its tropical climate,so for them to win on ice,which they don't have,really speak volumes doesn't it.

[@concertom8774]

I was watching the game on TV that night.

[@DortmunderTdmt]

two years ago after her two 10.6 races i thought she would run a sub 10.6 but im not sure anymore. last year only a 10.82 and this year a 10.70 with a +2.0 wind(thats a 10.80 with zero wind) doesnt make me very optimistic anymore but we'll see next year

[@CHEETAH69]

@TrickSports Is that what campbell's look is saying? Maybe she can't believe that she ran her fastest time of the year and STILL got dusted by nearly 5 meters. Or maybe her look is saying, "Damn perhaps I should switch coaches." Who knows?

[@wabejoo]

She owned this race!

[@ActFandom]

Blessing Okagbare has the ability to run this fast, but can she do it when it counts?

[@sinfvl6890]

+phaethon1988 I'm surprised you think so, I was really optimistic about her after the commonwealth games last year, but as of now, she has flopped terribly, she should be medalling at every major champs..

[@sinfvl6890]

phaethon1988 I've given up on her unfortunately, and I wouldn't expect much in Rio if I were you. Ice cream can handle the heat better than her..

[@ActFandom]

Suit yourself Danns. I'm still in her corner.

[@ActFandom]

She's overly preoccupied with form that's why. John Smith can correct that. Still won't guarantee her being able to execute when it counts but I'm behind her nonetheless.

[@sinfvl6890]

"Hang the carrot in front of her"... LMFAO

[@TheTmat007]

If only she performed that well at the Olympics and WC.

[@JDefoe1882]

This time should be recognised as the true world record... this was the fastest woman athlete ever.

[@daboss6385]

Listeroman you know it surprises me that ppl complain about flo jo times but yet we give bolt a pass and his times seems to be out of reach. The difference is flo jo time has stood for 30yrs. You mean to tell me with peds getting better over the years no woman has come close to her times even with all the drug cheats after her. That just doesn’t make sense truth is she is a one of a kind athlete she is bolt before bolt and and we should acknowledge that. We can’t comment as if we are experts and are apart of the Olympic committee they have the final rule and they say she was clean and her times are legitimate so that is what we should go off of not ignorant talk with no facts.

[@JDefoe1882]

doping control is much much better than it was in the juice years of Flo Jo.

[@daboss6385]

Listeroman yes true but is still hard to keep up with the drugs on the market. Jamaica barely drug test and that is internationally known it needs to be the same across the board for all countries I think we still have a ways to go

[@daboss6385]

Listeroman it’s still countries with a less cooperative drug testing system in place you’d think they would have had a better system in place

[@EPizits]

@trypticon101 I see what you're saying but being able to perform better than everyone else on the big stage and when the pressure is on is what makes a champion. I know you remember when tyson gay beat powell in osaka. But at the time Powell was the only 9.7 sprinter out. But gay ran better when it mattered. Jeter is definitely one of the best female sprinters out right now, but your personal best isn't what makes you the champ unless you can perform at that level when it matters most.

[@mochano1]

First off...SAF tested positive for oxycodone...which is for pain relief...nothing performance enhancing, and it was a small error in not listing it that was the issue. Its also not fair to take this performance away from Carmelita...this run was pretty much perfect. In terms of age, alot of other athletes have done crazy things in their 30s ( Paula Radcliffe, Michael Johnson, Merlene Ottey, Kathy Freeman, Bridget Foster-hylton etc). An athlete can have an incredible performance at any moment.

[@CHEETAH69]

@Paco801 Good observation. She does appear to be a bit thicker these days. Perhaps she's just getting older and it's a natural thing that comes with age. It doesn't, however, look like she's packed on muscle.

[@Heretolaughhh]

look at VCB thighs at the beginning of the race! 0:13!! my goodness!!

[@smoothnubian]

juice

[@CHEETAH69]

Not to add to the correcting: but wouldn't it be true that she's simply decelerating less than the other runners? Maximum speed is reached at about 50-60m. It can't be sustained for much longer. Hence, the winner becomes the one who slows down the least.

[@Ras09true]

Ottey was running 10.90s and 80s throughtout her career.she did not run 10.74 overnight.she's won over 14 medals in wc and olympics.how can you compare this legend with Jetter,who just came at almost 28.Jetter has not even been to an olympic

[@mandela195]

@smoothnubian i think thats because the two countries are so similar that many dont like it..as much as people dont want to believe it..America is Jamaica's backbone and they dont like that..

[@Hello-bw7cz]

Smoked Brown by at least 2 meters DAMNNNN!!!

[@CHEETAH69]

what's the drug?

[@musicianforreal464]

"$mokinnnnn!!!

[@olamavincent4413]

In this race carmelita was a bit tense towards the end ...she was more relax and smooth on her first 10.68 running with wind against her..

[@bambigibson1857]

Jeter is my fav female sprinter...where she at tho!!!

[@sydboski]

She retired.

[@Dancenmachine81]

Ummm do you know what you're talking about ? I"m Gail Devers number one fan.. and she was born nov 19 1966... so she is not 46

[@Ras09true]

And also I never once doubted Marian,I really taught she was just too good.she was taller than all the others and bigger,I said she was just too powerfull,plus she passed all her tests.Montgomery was the only one I was suspicious about,and he passed all his tests.

[@jondavwal13]

Sad thing about Jones, she was better before she started cheating.

[@DanPrinMan]

@junkafras I'm American and I agree. America is definitely not the best at everything. It is a wonderful place to live. I also lived in Mexico for 7 years, but America offers a lot more.

[@tretre12345]

@MrFlexybee Thats stupid... You don't suppose the gold medalists are making money off of endorsements after an Olympic medal? Furthermore money comes and goes. A medal is something you take with you for years to come. An Olympic medal is like the light at the end of the tunnel after all your hard work. No amount of money can ever replace that kind of satisfaction, and if you ask any other track runner the majority will be sure to tell you that..

[@barath4545]

That said, it was supergreat to see the 4x100 be broken to get rid of a DDR record, thumbs up to the American girls.

[@CHEETAH69]

you're right. but it's the climate we're in now. it happened to Bolt last year. every time an athlete does an amazing thing in track and field, suspicion and doubt will follow them. I don't know what Jeter is doing - if she's doing anything. But I want to believe that she just worked her ass off and that finally, at 29, everything is coming together to help her peak perfectly. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. If it turns out she's cheating, it'll suck-big time.

[@archy2frank2]

Wow!! Look at her form

[@renatoqtslah]

Agree

[@CHEETAH69]

@Bajinjo Who says it's impossible? I think the problem that many people encounter is that they interject their own ideas of what's possible and not. How does one explain Ottey's career spanning nearly 30 years, with the last 10 being the most impressive? The human body is a truly fascinating thing. Let go of what you've told is possible. (now of course if it's found that she was cheating, I will sadly have to eat this keyboard)

[@Nateltrxc]

well according to the World Track and Field Records committee i just checked they threw out Flo-Jo's record (10.49) as they think it was wind aided an see the Record as 10.61 which would give a chance to Jeter if she runs with legal wind conditions!

[@wavz90]

@wfuspoloprince those were monumental drops yes but why hasnt jeter run under 10.80 cosistently since then and two tenths of a second is monumental in 100m sprints. Next Bolt is on an upward peak and has never run 100m at the youth level so you would expect that from someone who is 20-23 jeter is 30 -__- 10.64

[@CHEETAH69]

@ilove9ff who knows it? IAAF doesn't seem to know it. what proof do you have? She had a stellar 3 weeks (10.67, 10.64, and 10.83 against a STRONG STRONG win). Nothing shows drugs. Just spectacular peaking by an amazing coach, John Smith.

[@CHEETAH69]

the record is 10.49. it's recognized as such. all the "experts" screaming about the wind that day are clearly being invalidated. there very well could have been a huge wind that day. the point is, the record doesn't speak to that.

[@Ras09true]

Also Ottey was consistent her whole career.she did not come into prominence in her 30s or nesaring it.she has been performing and winning medals since she step on the big stage.I don't recal her not medaling in an olympic or wc or not making one,apart from when she was fighting drug accusations.

[@boxing0013]

damn her physique is unbelievable for a girl!

[@Heretolaughhh]

to all the idiots, she's had the same muscle mass all year, she ran that 10.83 shutting it down in the last 30 meters or so.. so of course we were eventually see greatness out of her.. and when you get a monster start and have top end speed, you'll get amazing times!!

[@barryraven1936]

Yes.

[@tjohnson732]

@stevie586 Yes. I agree...just watch the knee lift.

[@Heretolaughhh]

male sprinters can learn a thing or two from Jeter the Jet! I learned to run with high knee lifts from her, and an efficient drive phase!! she is the truth, I expect her to run a 10.45 by the time she's done with track and field

[@HotMessMemories1]

10.46 is a world record! Congrats.🎊

[@sydboski]

What are you talking about? No one ran 10.46.

[@EPizits]

@trypticon101 Championships are the whole point of crowning the champion. That's like saying the team with the best record in the regular season of the NFL are the champions even if they get knocked out in the first round of the playoffs. At the end of the day, people remember Olympic and world champions more than they do the person who ran the fastest in one particular season. Who do you think will be remebered more Carl Lewis or Leroy Burrell? Lmao.