USA Triumphs in Intense Mixed 4x400m Relay at World Relays 24

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[@michaeljoyner6470]

Good to see Matt Bolling contributing and earning a medal !

[@Coach-Q]

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[@davidworkman9919]

Personally I can see teen Quincy Wilson actually replacing Bolling if Wilson runs in the Trials

[@huskerjpg]

Amazing number of adjectives!

[@Coach-Q]

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[@graemeroberts3069]

AI. I wish it would go away.

[@chucklogan9611]

It looked like BOL was just out for an early morning jog?

[@Coach-Q]

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[@benjamintoledo521]

BOL❤❤❤#1

[@Coach-Q]

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[@rientsdijkstra4266]

Femke Bol started her anchor leg in the final with 1.5 to 2 seconds disadvantage, she also had to overtake several others through outside with added 7 to 8 meters to the distance she had to run (and at that speed that is about 1 second). Bol is the fastest runner in this field (with Paulino and an Miller Uibo) but making up 2.5 to 3 seconds is to much, even for Bol.

[@Coach-Q]

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[@davidjones-wr3pg]

*Fastest female, and that's only because Sydney McLaughlin didn't compete in this event. Bol truly is a generational talent though.

[@rientsdijkstra4266]

@@davidjones-wr3pg McLaughlin is fast (and faster than Bol) on the 100 meter and 200meter, because she has shorter legs (shorter levers give more acceleration). Bol has very long legs and accelerates slower from the block. However, her long legs also give Bol more top speed further on in the race. Furthermore, Bol has 3 WR´s on the 400, McLaughlin is still 1.14 ABOVE the World Record

[@sudhirchandra9790]

Thats what team work is about,u can't win relay depending on one athelete All credit to usa

[@morrisanderson818]

Not the Olympics,, we'll wait and see,

[@Coach-Q]

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[@PK-xr3sw]

Femke was the best in this race. She was 4th and moved up to the 2nd place. She is a true athlete of all times.

[@Coach-Q]

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[@dennishough2654]

As a British Athletics fan I thought Femke Bol put in a great performance and had to conserve energy for the push to the line. Just a shame she was so far back at the change over .

[@Coach-Q]

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[@tinodiaz5902]

I was enjoying the meets but before it was over, you told me who won. Sad

[@Coach-Q]

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[@bo2.4u6]

And show that section with Kendall Ellis pulling away! ❤

[@Coach-Q]

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[@Bronxxxnyc]

Kendall is deadly the last 70m. Brings back memories of her USC days.

[@ronniejohnson196]

@@Bronxxxnyc Word! Got That Right!!!

[@graemeroberts3069]

That AI commentary sounds like it was written by an ambitious grade 11 student.

[@Coach-Q]

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[@samanthacurl2640]

​@@Coach-Q stop rhia drama crap

[@cobramanphil]

Overall strength of Team USA had it all. That is what make relay teams win. 2nd-4th were neck and neck (as usual Bol made up ground..fantastic runner, but I really think people should also start paying attention to Lieke. If she peaks correctly she has podium chances at the Olympics). That was a pretty good race though. Everyone should be proud of their performance.

[@Coach-Q]

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[@tomten8663]

Femke and lieke run at maybe 80%. They clearly didn,t used their after burners. Femke and lieke are elite level very fast and strong TOP athletes. The dudes however with all due respect are not TOP level. There was no use for Femke and Lieke to go a 100%. The goal was to bring the mix team to the Olympics and they succeed doing so. But again, Femke and lieke clearly didn,t give all they had .

[@Coach-Q]

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[@ronniejohnson196]

IOW>They Did Not Care About Winning, Right?

[@norwolf4765]

B.S.

[@valeriedean3139]

Is that why they lost to America in the world championships in the mixed relay? Femke Bol got run down by Alexis on the last keg in the mix relay in the world championship 2023. And the Americans got the world record. Lol. You don't make any sense.

[@QuamfyMarc]

@@valeriedean3139 Femke Bol fell and showed at Worlds indoor that she is much stronger in 400m final than Holmes and also in relay final beat Holmes US again very easy!

[@jessiecortez8017]

This is not about the teamwork, even u got teamwork but u dont have speed and endurance u cant win in this event...

[@Coach-Q]

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[@AlexSilva-pq4ok]

Lmfao

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[@Pondjumper1]

The Netherlands men are very poor compared to the women….they need to improve big time

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[@joejet8982]

I have been a runner for a long time. And i dont like much the mixt competition. Netherland understimate womam;s 4x400 and don`t let Femke Bol and Lieke Klever particapate in that`s competition. And wasn``t good to reverse roles

[@Coach-Q]

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[@hermanmertens8383]

It’s just the opposite. Netherlands qualified thanks to Bol and Klaver with the mix 400 for Paris. Without them wouldn’t have got that ticket. Women’s 400 was not a final goal. Women’s team qualified next day without those two in heat two with a win for Paris as well. Clever played, with less effort qualified twice.

[@QuamfyMarc]

​@@hermanmertens8383Femke looks bit tired at the end normally in finals running sub49s. No kick today. Damage was already done by very strong Boling. Back to the drawing board. 😅

[@cosmicwisdom999]

​@QuamfyMarc yes for sure

[@paulvanamersfoort]

At the end The Netherlands is the winner. The USA is a 'Failed State ' , with only lunatics like Trump and deplorables.. Sorry but that's the fact.!!!

[@ruudhop]

The populaties of USA is 335 million and the Netherlands 18 million people Strange that the Americans not can run faster? This was the mix relay. In 4*400m women relay the Americans can only see the back of the Dutch ladies. Know your place!😅

[@Coach-Q]

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[@johnlironix2184]

"In 4*400m women relay the Americans can only see the back of the Dutch ladies" - 🤣 You must be kidding. 😆 If you are talking about the last World Indoor Championships you should know something: The US team: Diggs (US No.5 in 2023), Hayes (25), Lear (19), Holmes (9) (Wright (53), Robinson (52)) The Dutch team: Bol (Dutch No.1 in 2023), Klaver (2), Peeters (3), de Witte (7) (van der Schoot(8), Saalberg (5)) You can clearly see that the US team was relatively weak while the Dutch sent their best runners.

[@samanthacurl2640]

The first commentator did to much..soo much bullcrap.. over dramatized anything

[@Coach-Q]

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