Trayvon Bromell 9.76 World Lead, Ferdinand Omanyala African Record 9.77!

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Trayvon Bromell runs a new PR and world leading 9.76 ahead of Ferdinand Omanyala's 9.77 African record 100m at the 2021 Kip Keino Classic Continental Tour in Nairobi. They move up to sixth and seventh on the 100m mall-time list.
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[@Willo_911]

Man Omanyala you gonna run 9.6s with a better start. Greetings from Papua New Guinea to Kenya 🇰🇪🇵🇬

[@ericomusa440]

he only need to improve his start

[@mosessivi8425]

True he needs to work on his start

[@abdirashid5815]

One love Mr

[@erickwachuka6953]

Many thanks for showing solidarity, greetings to Papua New Guinean brothers and sisters.

[@abone2pick]

So we just gonna act like this wasn't at altitude? This was like 9.88 at sea level. I can't see him going 9.6 soon

[@happywaibi4602]

Good to see Kenya hosting championships, makes Africa proud

[@dbigtime10bt]

Yes, indeed.

[@seanmccombie6379]

Also african record 9.77 it's good to see Africa goes back above the Asian and European records as for a few months they were ahead lol

[@8989321]

It's only right that they host what they're good at

[@no.5179]

@@8989321 ?

[@8989321]

@@no.5179 ?

[@KenyaNewsChannel]

Kenyans let's appreciate our own Omanyala, the next fastest man in the world.

[@ghostnights8538]

Africa 🔥🔥🔥

[@andrewkigen]

Iende kabisa!

[@KingoftheRoad-2023]

Omanyala needs to lose some weight and he will be faster-he is the fattest there besides Gatlin

[@x-x101]

@SvendBosanvovski not for sprinters 🙂

[@ginobuonvino7012]

@African Kid nop, that’s not fat, those are muscles

[@eamparbeng]

One thing I love about Omanyala is that he's showing that distance running isn't all the Kenyans can do. He's breaking a stereotype to lead to something new. Just like that Kenyan javelin thrower Julius Yego. And what's more impressive is that the first African sprinter to run a sub 9.80 second 100m isn't even of west African origin or descent, breaking another stereotype. Ferdinand Omanyala has done something truly historic indeed.

[@kundakaps]

Frankie Fredericks, a Namibian, won double silver twice at the Olympics (1992 & 1996) in the 100m & 200m. His records are 9.86s & 19.68s respectively. No other African, West Africa included, has done that so far. Simbine, a South African, had the record before Omanyala broke it. The 400m world record is also held by a South African; Wayde Van Niekerk. So I don't get where this West African thing comes from.

[@raymondmuthemba6012]

@@kundakaps I think it is coming from history....most of the elite sprinters from America trace their ancestry in West Africa. West Africans have the ideal physique for short races......

[@chicnoir29]

@@raymondmuthemba6012 - Also the Carribean runners have West African ancestry.

[@eamparbeng]

@@kundakaps Fredericks and Van Niekerk are arguably the greatest African sprinters. Fredericks competed against the likes of Michael Johnson, Donovan Bailey, Ato Boldon, Michael Marsh, and Linford Christie. While Van Niekerk beat both Kirani James and Lashawn Merritt in 2015 and 2016, setting the 400m world record in Rio. All of their competition were people of West African descent

[@thirstdon7012]

These times are pointless if he cannot replicate it when it matters, which is at the Olympics/WC. He ran in Tokyo and did nothing. And this was run at altitude. They say that the high altitude helps the sprinters, but it is a nightmare for the dance runners. He ran 10.00 in his semi, which wasn't good enough to make the final as one of the fastest losers. Bromell, same thing. Bromel ran 9.77 in June or there abouts, and he won the Usa trails in 9.80, annnd was the favorite in Tokyo, but he didn't even make the final. And now, when the season is ending, he's running 9.76? These times are irrelevant if they cannot produce them on the big stage, because it isn't like they broke the WR.

[@poornachandra.s]

Bromell: Goodbye! I've got a flight to catch! Omanyala: Hang on buddy! I'm coming too! Gatlin: Age is just a number😂

[@dezfaste3654]

🤣🤣🤣

[@kevin_dee_goat2016]

Omanyala almost caught him though.. trayvon had to dip to be sure..

[@generallouverture7351]

Haha blast off baby 💥🚀💥⚡✨To the mooooon......

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@indayamulembe]

Omalyala=Omanyala

[@yardgunner4033]

Omanyala looks like he’s gonna be on top if he improves his start and stay consistent

[@brandonbenefiel5361]

If only he’s not caught doping again

[@kingbooker7043]

Bro his start is perfect

[@Appaddict01]

Brandon Benefiel He looks like he ate a dump truck full of steroids.😂

[@lance4377]

dude's already on top lmao

[@lance4377]

@@kingbooker7043 nah, he shone in the 2nd half. Start's pretty average or below average even

[@theemerald6679]

Omanyala was faster than all interms of acceleration.His start was slow but caught up with them all,he stole the show,for me

[@Lucas_Ocampos1]

GOOD TO SEE KENYA MAKES AFRICA PROUD

[@leyanadd9421]

Congratulations to our own African king 👑 Omanyala

[@123rockstar2010]

Congrats Trayvon Bromel, what a fabulous start and finish!!~ Also, Kenya finally has a world-class sprinter, on top of their platoon of long-distance runners, in Ferdinand Omanyala! What a race!!~

[@qerysir4410]

@Ade Ayodele Kenyans are diversifying towards sprinting

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

Don't forget about their Javelin thrower Julius Yego. World champ for 2015 one of the best throwers of all time

[@elijahebbert6884]

@Ade Ayodele not really, first sub ten was this year

[@peterfrank1572]

What happened to the Olympic winner?

[@elijahebbert6884]

@@peterfrank1572 he shut down his season after Olympics

[@booty3545]

Omanyala means hands in my language, kinda with an emphasis on them being big hands. Hands is just eenyala. Greetings from another bantu country, Namibia 🇳🇦

[@moosieh1]

Greetings to my Bantu family in Africa and throughout the Diaspora 😊

[@nambyabwzw6754]

Manyala means fingers in my language Nambya found in Zimbabwe and Botswana

[@jacquelineooko3627]

Wow

[@teacherbasket3872]

Greetings receive in kenya

[@anthonymuchai6689]

Bantu from Kenya.. Njara means fingers in many central kenya languages.... omanyala comes from Western Bantus of Kenya....Many someone can help us understand what nyala is derived from in his luhya language... "oma" is a prefix to nyala that at least most of us Bantu understand

[@Michaelkaydee]

The amazing rise of Omanyala is not talked about enough

[@guillaumemusungayi7909]

I'm very impressed by OMANYALA . He has a great future . I can't wait to see him again. He's very powerful..

[@manuk3291]

...smart and humble - amazing guy - would like to meet him personal maybe next year in my homeland germany :)

[@Key-With-Me]

Hongera Omanyala!!!! 1st legit 100m sprinter to represent Kenya…almost ran a Rommel down

[@afrobuddy4801]

hahahaha

[@kwesimctaire3783]

yes he did

[@gregst.a4144]

Another 10m and Omanyala would’ve blown pass doing at least 29

[@dmvbay2535]

But.....he didn't. Congrats to Bromell. Congrats Omanyala.

[@leestreet1627]

@@dmvbay2535 exactly!!!! Smh. USA

[@Lithare]

It's a Matter of time before Omanyala gets the prize. Well done champion. We are very proud of you!

[@Jonadawong]

Congratulations on the silver Omanyala. I will be keeping my eyes on you in the future my African brother.

[@kennedynamdogo4788]

Congratulations to our own OMANYALA, you are such an inspiration to KENYANS! We are proud of you... All the best young man🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@jcyberj]

Kenyans need to get on the politicians who run things to go back to the old days and be more diverse in their picking and training. I remember the old days.

[@kenyamoja755]

MAMA AFRICA, THATS YOUR JOB. OMANYALA YOUR LOVED

[@speedstreak914]

1st and 2nd place finished with two of the top ten fastest times in history. Good race.

[@Machozz]

Bromell, the american version of Asafa Powell

[@SilencedButNotForgotten]

@@Machozz doping cheat? He isn't. Unlike Omanyala.

[@SilencedButNotForgotten]

Good doping methods, that's for sure.

[@lance4377]

Two of the top ten fastest MEN in history not times

[@romelllewis8195]

What!!!😭

[@eamparbeng]

First Su Bingtian with the Asian record 9.83 , then Marcell Jacobs running 9.80 to surprisingly win Olympic gold, and now Ferdinand Omanyala breaking continental records in the 100m dash this season, becoming the first African sprinter to do so from the continent. I just love how the other countries are catching up to the USA and Jamaica. It makes the sport even more exciting.

[@elijahebbert6884]

I was thinking the same thing, 2021 season will go down in history as one of the best

[@eamparbeng]

@@elijahebbert6884 I just want to see great sprinting. I really don't care who wins

[@willstuart4504]

Yup, well said👍👍 And don't forget about Degrasse from Canada. He ran an insane 9.74 (wind aided +2.9,) beating Bromell and Kerley in that race. I agree, feels like the whole world has caught up with the US and Jamaica in men's sprints.👍👍

[@BlufyahMusic]

I'm looking at the guy the came 2nd, he's powerful with improvement he's a monster

[@RapperHolik]

mos definitley!! i just think maybe he should be a bit leaner in physique.

[@chelahkirui3484]

Absolutely!

[@kev-Kenyan]

This will age well.

[@dantejiadventure5917]

Watch closely on Omanyala he will soon be the world champion 🏆 to be in future 🔥👊👊

[@michaelalando]

Very Very possible

[@roger72715]

You have my respect Gatlin for your longevity in such a demanding sport. PS a Bolt fan though!

[@SanskarTOP_G]

Yeah 💯

[@Eric-lx8hp]

Kim Collins was sub 10 >40 yrs old too

[@emanuelsabaya1]

No kidding. This man is such an inspiration

[@rem145]

Justin Gatlin is one of my favorite runners despite the controversy. Survived and bookended Usain Bolt. And I am white and was alive for Carl Lewis.

[@triumphantstreams3368]

Gatlin continues to use the ped's. He has never stopped.

[@josephatlusuli3909]

I just hope that even sprinters in Kenya can also be supported the same way as the long distant runners have been over the decades. I know we have many sprinters wasting away in villages with unexploited talents. Kenyans can do well in all sports!

[@stanleyaustinexplorer1378]

Imagine if Omanyala had a good start as Bromel, the story would have been different...... Anyway, Omanyala is the new African champion and record holder.... Congratulations to the new man... So far Omanyala has broken his own records 5 times... What a race!!!!!

[@Supernova-lc2yf]

For Justin Gatlin to STILL be running at age 39 going 40 is amazing longevity. Absolute legend!

[@Jonadawong]

Are you kidding me? Legend? Who got caught doping twice?

[@Supernova-lc2yf]

@@Jonadawong I thought it was once. However hes still been clean for what? over a decade? and still running very well, i'll give the man his due for now

[@raylin2483]

@@Jonadawong yes! Legend! It's been 10yrs since his ban move on

[@Jonadawong]

@@Supernova-lc2yf More like he has gotten smarter with the dope that is no doubt harder to detect. Think of it this way, you caught your broker who stole money out your investment portfolio twice. Would you trust him again? Would you say "Well I have not caught him in the last 10 years?". No, obviously he has gotten smarter. Just look at the man. GREY HAIR! Third place. He smoked guys much younger than him. I ran tracks when I was younger. This is not natural.

[@dollydeparee21]

@@Jonadawong Ikr, they be using the legend word loosely! Not even close... should have ran clean, then to still be running at his age would be something to talk about!

[@prayerworks6862]

Omanyala has a body type just like Yohan Blake! Wish him more success

[@obiyanko2019]

Yohan Blake is 6' +

[@therealg4197]

@@obiyanko2019 no he is like 5’10 or 5,11

[@Akerlexic]

@@obiyanko2019 no

[@Akerlexic]

@@obiyanko2019 6-

[@jaeyeonkim4734]

That's actually interesting because Omanyala said Blake is his role model

[@theopulent5902]

Ominyala looks consistent and well conditioned - expect to see good races from him over the next couple of years

[@daddymar6063]

Good job KENYA! For hosting International sports events like this..Make Africa Great!

[@grindlikedre]

good to see trayvon getting back in form ,but at the end of the season

[@Ok_Igwe]

@@javanm-a1515 1.2

[@NevaUndaPressure]

Better late than never 💨

[@herbertjreid3rd253]

Trayvon has to peak when it really counts. Hopefully in Paris Olympics 2024 he can orchestrate a good season

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

@@herbertjreid3rd253 Hopefully next year World Champs in Eugene

[@lance4377]

Bromell is always back just inconsistent

[@alexisbutler4239]

Congrats Bromell! Omanyala was flying too! The World Championships is going to be on 🔥

[@mayowa9778]

Bromell and Coleman might break Tyson Gay’s (9.69) American Record in World Championships 🙆🏽‍♂️

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

@@mayowa9778 If Bromell can stay consistent

[@generallouverture7351]

@@mayowa9778 I think so too they're young cats...

[@Chromedawgg]

@@TheoOJamaloO1 i was about to say that,,, he's first, then 5th, then 3rd, then 4th, then 1st, times all over the damn place

[@dxwallace55]

Yep ,only a year ago, before the USA Olympic qualifying meet, I wasn't into any of this stuff (like most Americans). Now, I know all these guys (and girls)..... The World championships is going to feel like another Olympics to me..............

[@justinojara9169]

This kenyan is just a starter but has so much power, usains records needs to be worried with improvements this guy is really fast ,thankz to a fellow eastafrican we proud of you sir 👏 uganda 🇺🇬

[@rajaharry7170]

Gatlin at 39 years old still could compete in 100m, that is crazy... he is like the Zlatan Ibrahimovic in football

[@markcynic808]

Ibrohimović is a doper?

[@daviddavis3389]

Question: is the speedster Gattlin related to the country Western stars, the Gattlin brothers?

[@cainhoy7]

Congratulations to Bromell! First seeing Omanyala run 🔥🔥🔥

[@allankyki4225]

Omanyala is BRINGING it...ya'll better watch the space 🔥🔥🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@SilencedButNotForgotten]

He is a doping cheat and everyone knows it.

[@heightdevil]

@@SilencedButNotForgotten he might be doping but it's not really cheating if everyone else is doping too

[@SilencedButNotForgotten]

@@heightdevil He literally got a 2 year suspension for doping back in 2017. He is a known cheater. His fastest seasonal times were a WIND-AIDED 10.38 in 2016, no electronic time in 2017 because he was to slow for proper competitions, doping ban, 10.47 in 2019, 10.32 in 2020. Dude is slow as hell and always was. Now he is magically fast? Nah, fuck that.

[@heightdevil]

@@SilencedButNotForgotten that changes nothing about what I said though

[@romelllewis8195]

@@heightdevil who else is doping?

[@davidsf101]

My respects to Justin Gatlin who is still giving it his all, after all these years. Third place for a guy this age is wonderful.

[@paulinemate9224]

I can't see anything.... I don't like the words or interpretation on your videos

[@wycliffepoet5201]

You know there's a saying that goes, that Even the best dancers know when to leave the stage. He should have retired with Bolt , honorably

[@katprowler6805]

Dang! Omanyala may have ran one of the fastest final 50 ever.

[@kuntakinte1440]

True,,the guy was flying 💨💨💨🏃🏃🏃

[@brandonfrancis2531]

Congrats to Omanyala. Keep putting that work in big man!

[@laga9292]

Omanyala getting better with every race.

[@Michaelkaydee]

When Omanyala improves his form, he'll be very hard to beat

[@jerinbrowder2468]

Hmm with his form i honestly feel like he runs with his knees a little too high, doesn't keep his feet close to the ground... Slows ya doen tremendously

[@jerinbrowder2468]

*down

[@veronicamunyambu7675]

Yup. Especially his start! Such a star!! 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@danielkwamou8290]

@@jerinbrowder2468 did you just say he runs with knees too high… lolw. He has wonderful lower body mechanics 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@jerinbrowder2468]

@@danielkwamou8290 different strokes for different folks. I've ran track before, sprinter. So I know to keep my knees low and feet close to the ground. But let you tell it, I don't know what I'm talkin About hmm😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Littopastor]

This ugandan fully supports Omanyala's achievement. Will start flowing him going forward. We'll done to him.

[@mandandi]

Wow, Omanyala nearly did the Mboma in this race. Guy is incredible.

[@megimeg8118]

Obusuma obusuma👌

[@tahjwilson5475]

@Mickey Smiths He's talking about her closing speed and the way she runs down her competition. What are you on about?

[@ahmedjarttu5013]

Obama???Nay

[@yawos9024]

Nairobi is high altitude so times will be fast there. The world is really changing when an Eastern African holds the fastest time in Africa.

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

Looks more like a western african.

[@afrobuddy4801]

He is just an outlier

[@terryjynn2010]

@@TheoOJamaloO1 nope looks 100% Kenyan. The world is just used to seeing one community from kenya, the kalejin who normally dominate long distance running. We are a country with a lot of diversity

[@panama8009]

@@TheoOJamaloO1 i know. East Africans lean and cut. WestAfricans built like running backs. This Kenyan brother just wanna change the trend. There is also the 400 meter Kenyan as well. Yup. Not just the 800 meters and up. Now the 400, 200 and 100. Damn, Kenya not playing around. They truly wanna erase that distance stigma. Watch out my American and Caribbean bruddahs.

[@Michaelkaydee]

Nairobi isn't really too high actually... 1795 meters above sea level

[@vaticinus]

Bromell drops the fastest time of the year and redeems himself from the Olympics. Omanyala breaks African record in front of home crowd of all places. And Gatlin proves he was right not to retire at age 39 by coming in third. Brilliant race!

[@gentilewarrior]

No he didn't no redeem himself, only by winning an Olympic gold that he will ever redeem himself. This race means absolutely nothing in the grand scheme of track and field.

[@timmy4312]

@@gentilewarrior 😑

[@b.truthful]

@@gentilewarrior 😆 records don't lie no matter where or when

[@roybean7166]

At altitude you can fly.

[@BayouHotBoy1]

@@gentilewarrior You're wrong!

[@chamindujanith6337]

This turned out to be Gatlin's last ever race. And what a historic race it is. Two men under 9.8

[@MsPhillyG]

Yessss Trayvon....amazing. So glad I'm able to still see track this late in the season. Justin got 3rd...awesome

[@balusilunganyi1387]

We need events like this in order to add value to kasarani as well to give motivation to our sports men and women.

[@rehemamiriam588]

Plus they need to let in crowd and control it. It holds 50k people why not allow even 10k people and observe social distance

[@Bigbaby071]

@@rehemamiriam588 at social distance 😀😀😄😄

[@onesmusakwabi4966]

Absolutely Valusi

[@yawdman27]

This was a good race...maybe the best I've seen all year. Bromell has a lot more left in the tank. I'll be rocking with him into next season. I hope he gives Christian Coleman a run for his money.

[@Fefaslima26]

If the kenian guy fixes his start, it’s is lights out!

[@jaredstepp7921]

That was fun to watch. So good to see Trayvon in form. Excited about next year

[@francisdavid9098]

All credit to Omanyala. He came from behind and overtook a couple athletes and was almost doing it to Bromell. Astonishingly impressive

[@michaelalando]

WOWOWOWOW! Omanyala continuing to make Kenya soar in the 100m!! He's now number 8 in the all-time fastest 100 m sprinters list.

[@James-li7lz]

Woooow is that a Kenyan, this guy is winning 🥇

[@DeGeneres10]

Behold a beast shall come in the name of omanyala🤩🥶🥳

[@shaunmccue2951]

This is the first time someone outside of America and Jamaica ran the 100m under 9.80

[@wongwenjun2572]

not true. The frenchman went 9.79

[@jayjayisaiah1251]

@@wongwenjun2572 who ?

[@Obkerry]

Very true...

[@panama8009]

@@wongwenjun2572 Frenchman, a brother from Caribbean descent most likely.

[@yennox5338]

@@wongwenjun2572 No Frenchman went 9.79 lol.

[@joshuakahura7315]

Proud to be African and big up to Omanyala for making us proud and Africa proud 👍👍

[@Pianoman1234321]

Good to see Bromell still has these times in his legs, I wonder what slowed him down in the middle of the season. 9.77 and 9.75 is a great season, just stinks he didn't pull them out when he needed them most. He'll be back 💪🏿

[@panama8009]

Not enough races under him. Treavon needs races to keep his form but the covid cancellations messed his rhythm up. Some athletes enjoy less some want more. Next year will be very competitive with at least 6 athletes having legitimate chance for gold.

[@samueltullis806]

@@panama8009 Yes! With The World Track and Field Championships in 2022 and 2023, along with Various Meets in between, and The Olympics in 2024, and The Meets following, that SHOULD keep the athletes focused on Winning! Twitter and Glamour Events Won't Do It! (Hint)!

[@roybean7166]

Altitude

[@rayj1013]

His juice ran out that's why he disappeared. He's prolly back on it

[@pamelaonduso9480]

Watching from Nairobi, Kenya. So proud of Omanyala...

[@Ken_inspiration]

Omanyala can try the 200 too like Bolt... That acceleration was🔥🔥

[@timotheomzazi1366]

Kenya is a blessed country another légende is born..resting fathers fly him wings

[@henryohanga]

This is hair-raising! Omanyala has such a powerful finishing power. He's going to beat Bolt's record in the next 1.5 years, because he's working on his starting.

[@user-tb5fq3qx9g]

WOW, Bromell's start was a masterpiece to watch on that race. :)

[@kelvinomari6105]

Omanyalaaa💪💪💪 Soon The world Will sing of Kenya as Africa's hotspot for short and long distance athletics🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@boohookidscreations8003]

The future is bright for this guy. Barely a year ago very few knew him.

[@wymple09]

Africa has over 1.3 billion people. It's not surprising they can come up with a speedster.

[@roryivey]

I'm impressed by the guy who came second too. To run him down like that is crazy. Could we be seeing the next Bolt? Or is this just a one time thing.. Imagine that dude getting solid starts?

[@wanguirhods265]

I loved that Omanyala my brother in Kenya and our American brother Trayvon stole the Nairobi show but we shouldn't have forgotten about the 200m winner then, and the Oregon 100m winner Fred Kerley....these are brothers that gives us a smile before we retire to our beds every athletic season. Happy Kenyan 😜

[@susanmathai2266]

Great to see your excellent form Gatlin, you are a legend. Congratulations!

[@jakeharvey3582]

Wow! So so good to see Bromell doing well. He seems like such a kind fella. and Omanyala! What a great race, great to see it

[@jkmwatha]

Omanyala... may the Ancestors light your path!

[@MichaelHines-sl3tx]

The ancestors are dead. They could not stop their own selves from dying. They have absolutely nothing to do with this at all.

[@zefniebett1416]

Felicidades Omanyala, what a run! A great power.... Keep going man, all the very best #proudly🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@sonshinesingz1498]

Yesssss Trayvonnnnnn!!!!! Im a fan. I love this young man. God's got ya kid

[@wokesoul3517]

Fr

[@panama8009]

Wow. A Kenyan, has a 100 meter African record! I am sure his distance brothers and sisters are so proud. This is a Big deal for East Africa. Usually, West and South Africa has the sprinters. Maybe its the food and high altitude..lol. Good to see Brommel. Finish what he started. I hope he wins worlds next year. I think not running too many races early in season did him in without focus.

[@roybean7166]

Run at altitude.

[@panama8009]

@@roybean7166 i did in Arizona and reno. My chest was killing me. Lol

[@roybean7166]

@@panama8009 but surely not in a Sprint. Sprinting at altitude , you fly. I sprinted a couple of times at altitude, times were faster. In Africa as well. No chest burning. Longer distances, times will be slower. 1968 Olympics, Mexico City, at altitude, all short distances were world records. Watch Bob Beamon break world record in long jump, on internet, 1968.

[@real8551]

He came second not first. Smdh

[@panama8009]

@@roybean7166 i ran 600, 800, mile. It hurted...lol

[@timmytheinventor4746]

It's crazy this has a million views. This has to be one of FloTrack's most viewed professional races

[@susanmathai2266]

Never tire of watching this race! Up against some of the best, you did 🇰🇪 proud. 💐

[@richardwalther6229]

Well deserved end to an up and down year...looking promising for 2022 Tray!! BTW, Gatlin is still fast...hope he runs next season.

[@ablquality1756]

True

[@iam_kian]

The flying recovery speed from Omanyala is something you can't ignore😊

[@freemanbako452]

Great one F.Omanyala...love from Nigeria!!!

[@mtshedamarunyane5465]

I wish for more races to be on the continent. Africa got world class stadiums.

[@kennedykisiangani3391]

All day omanyala comes from behind and passes the rest of athletes.. imagine if he improoves his starting skill.... igweeeeee🙌🙌🙌

[@MsMockingbird06]

Yes!!! Bromell at his best! 😁 I wish we’d seen this performance from him and the Kenyan at the Olympics.

[@panama8009]

When running rounds as opposed to 1 race, different pressure.

[@roybean7166]

Run at altutude

[@ianm8218]

He was milliseconds away from the final

[@elizabethjamesmcmaster8306]

Congratulations Trayvon Bromell. You started the season with the best time and ended with the best time. Fabulous.

[@pq8856]

I’d love to see a race with Jacobs Omanyala Bromell Gatlin, DeGrasse and Bingtian, that would be an epic race

[@jackflash5659]

Justin Gatlin (3rd place) a serious contender at age 39. Unbelievable!!!

[@Jonadawong]

Oh its believable alright. The miracle of modern drugs, even after 10 years since he got caught.

[@izzy05777]

I'm currently on gibbs XC and track team, Trayvon is a big inspiration

[@personcriticalthinking7162]

Wapi likes za mkenya wetu Omanyala,, Gongrats bro keep up good work for boosting kenya.

[@ScotchIrishTarheel]

Bromell@40 meters: “I’m going run the year’s fastest time and leave this entire field eating my dust.” Omanyala@50 meters: “Hold my chai ya tangawizi.”

[@philomenaminoo6236]

, 😂😂😂chai ya??

[@dannelkamau]

@@philomenaminoo6236 I can clearly tell who wrote it isn't Kenyan but he's got brilliant banter 😂😂😂😂

[@moosieh1]

@@dannelkamau what does that mean for us non Kenyans lol

[@niinmoni]

@@moosieh1 “Chai ya tangawizi” means ginger tea.

[@moosieh1]

@@niinmoni lol okay thanks 😊

[@anthonysavio3875]

More athletics meets for Nairobi. A city never affected by the vagaries of weather.. Winter spring autumn etc it's summer all year round.

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

Perfect conditions for sprinting in the motherland!

[@samueltullis806]

@@user-mt4fw6sh9e Yes! We Trust That God will move on the minds of Nike, Adidas, Puma, and Other Billionaire Sports Companies, along with Billionaire Businesses to be better stewards of what God has allowed them to have, to assist someone else financially and to help promote their Country! Jesus is Good!

[@QOOQ8808]

It was cold AF when I was there last month 😂

[@Dok2023]

It has been cold since April. Nice, balanced weather though.

[@janejeanoyella2681]

Happy for Bromell..good job Omanyala and Gatlin.

[@catherineitebete1146]

Omanyala!.. God bless you fr making the Kenyan map shine.. I know you can even break the existing world record.. You can do it!!!

[@paulcrombie4927]

Hell yeah was rooting for him all the way like I love a good comeback even though it's a bit late in the season

[@simplifyingdelicious4340]

What a great commentary 👌👏🏾🙌 thank you, Sir.

[@moviesmusic6936]

This event is so exciting and unpredictable at the moment. Before this year, who would’ve thought that an italian would win olympic gold, Kerley would win silver in the 100m and a Kenyan would run a 9.77s! Incredible!

[@greyna9]

Good to see Trayvon smiling again!

[@TrixsM5]

Bromell making a statement 🔥🔥🔥

[@eunicekhamali7268]

Congratulations to all of them 👏👏African Africans are very strong. Congratulations to our own, Omanyala. Our ugali is doing great 😀 "Liboshe "

[@devyokwongko3804]

😂😂

[@petermumo7601]

What a race! I have enjoyed watching Kenyan athletes win and set records in bigger global stages, but watching a Kenyan challenge the world in the unprecedented territory is unbelievably spectacular. Super proud of @Omanyala; the next big thing.

[@davidthumbi7388]

Well done from the Kenyan sprinter

[@richardnudi8441]

Ooh yes .Mighty Omanyala is on course.Kenya and Africa, something to smile about is here, and will be going to greater heights and will soon conquer the world.

[@lehlohonolonoge1793]

I knew that the African record was going to be broken sooner or later. Well done Mr Omanyala. Had he gotten a brilliant start, his time would have been even lower. Probably in the low 9.7s or even high 9.6s.

[@paresman9658]

So amazing to see all these great stars in Kenya 🇰🇪 and congrats to everyone

[@patpatson9201]

It's really a shame people haven't come to know Ferdinand! He has a great personality, a great sense of humor! All people see is him running fast but Ferdinand is very very great character! The story of Travon Bromell is something we hope to watch one day on a movie too...very inspiring!

[@husseinmanick3619]

Omanyala you made Africa proud, love from Kenya