Women's 4x100m Relay Final at the Barcelona 1992 Olympics

[@NotoriousBigJr]

Evelyn Ashford was 35 at this point, which is considered “old” in the track n field industry. Fortunately, that didn’t stop her, she came out, gave it her all and for that she won another gold medal. A true legend!

[@SGMGTimHughes]

Exactly Fam!

[@Hengel_Andrews]

Right and Merlene Ottey was 32 at the time (92). Ottey won bronze again in 2000 at 40 and ran the relay at the 2012 Olympics, she was 50! Shelly Ann Fraser-Pryce…

[@JackycClark]

I didn't think any 35 year old could run like that . Maybe Darrell Green of the Redskins . But females lose their stuff earlier .

[@Hengel_Andrews]

@@JackycClark where do you get your ridiculous beliefs about women from? In track and field in particular women “keep their stuff till later”.

[@o.g.geezer7058]

Wasn’t she a mom, too?

[@nikemac84]

Holy shit!!!! Evelyn Ashford was STILL competing in 1992????

[@doriangray2020]

She doesn’t get the recognition she truly deserves.

[@ninjackunited6609]

@@doriangray2020 hey dorian...did you work at a William Hill bookie in Ilford..London?

[@intldawn]

Chile, I was like they talking bout someone else named Ashford right? What a legend

[@doriangray2020]

@@ninjackunited6609 lol no, why?

[@ninjackunited6609]

@@doriangray2020 I knew someone with the same name who did...that's why I asked...

[@mmlentertainment]

Torrence and Ashford in a relay together cant lose. Both fantastic relay runners and champions.

[@anupray9125]

Both great

[@arrowjsmith153]

An Explosion of power by Evelyn Ashford and then Gwen Torrence.

[@alexlevy322]

Torrence flip that nitrous switch at the last 30metres...GAWD DAMN !!

[@BlueHopi144]

+Alex Levy Fantastic anchor - what a switch !!!!!

[@ynotnilknarf39]

Yes 'he' did, yet another doper.

[@courtneywallace011]

@@ynotnilknarf39 are you serious? gwen torrence did not take any drugs. she called everybody else out on it at the Olympics in 92 and they didn't like that shit. they labeled her as rough around the edges and mean because she was from decatur, ga. if u find the ceremony from the 200 it's pretty obvious who was offended.

[@supermaple1919]

@@courtneywallace011 it looks like you're going to beat the Americans,, or are they??? GWEN TORRENCE ..

[@andresuston7692]

@@ynotnilknarf39 I thought yall main argument was that dopers were bulky and masculine looking, Gwen was neither.

[@intldawn]

I did not appreciate her at the time but Gwen Torrence truly was one of the best most reliable relay runners the US has ever had. Yes, she was fantastic on her own, too, but she almost always had something extra to give in the relays and she provided some heroics to the bring home titles. How she got past Privolova I will never know. Wow

[@caddymarie1410]

Neither did I. Probably because I was young during her prime. But the more footage of her races I watch I'm amazed by her!

[@dky_1353]

Stunning run by Torrence!!

[@thomasmckenzie4584]

Not to mention she wasn't a coward like many sprinters and was a force in the 4x4 relays too. She is one of my all time favorites because she always pulled through for her country to run the mile relay.

[@denvercheddie]

"Gwen Torrence on the straight away". Those are words I still remember to this day.

[@intldawn]

@@thomasmckenzie4584 She was absolutely brilliant as a 4x400 runner. Fucking brilliant.

[@bbatjargal1549]

Gwen Torrence is undoubtedly One of the best female sprinters in history along with Ottey, Devers, Marita Koch, Irina Schwenska, Heike Drehsler, Fraser-Price and Eliane Thompson! Bravo Gwen. It is just nice to see the old videos of Gwen Torrence.

[@bbatjargal1549]

@@johnnwako2488 Drechsler was a sprinter as well as along jumper! Elaine Thompson is one of the greatest sprinters in history! Double 100m and 200m Olympic Champion! No body achieved this before her!

[@RayRay-be1pn]

If you put within those elite sprinters Marita Koch, then Florence Griffith Joyner MUST be there.

[@ranhill]

As ever, glad the US won, but I love me some Irina Privalova. Glad she moved to the 400 hurdles and FINALLY got an individual gold medal in Australia. This was also my favorite female sprinters swan song: Evelyn Ashford. Love how she steadied the outgoing runners hand with her free hand at the exchange.

[@nettalhitila896]

That commentary down the last 100m 😂😂 👌🏽👍🏽💯

[@erodigie]

Evelyn Ashford the great!

[@sylvialopez296]

I Ran for New Rochelle HS in the a meet back in the day 1971 or 1972 in the relay against Evelyn Ashfords relay team from the AAU track club. I was leg one and she of course was leg 4 on her team. They beat us, but we got second. If I ever knew that she'd become as famous as she was. Don't feel too bad when I look back on It, coming in 2nd!

[@lbu9542]

Awesome story!

[@juarezpessoa1398]

Ashford: Queen.

[@fitfogey]

Unified Team: “We got this”. Torrence: “Not today.”

[@roshannanayakkara5865]

Gwen Torrence ran the race of her life.

[@bankolekunle473]

mary onyali and the nigerian team did a fantastic job in this race.

[@coachhbosoccer]

A very underrated performance. I always wondered who trained them bc their baton passing is very good

[@dky_1353]

@@coachhbosoccer Except from 2nd leg to 3rd leg. That is what put them in bronze position. Plus is they still got a medal.

[@tolulopeogundare5014]

@@dky_1353 you got it right, baton exchange from 1st to 2nd was OK 2nd to 3rd poor, 3rd to 4th poor also. Reason for the bronze.

[@solomonn2102]

Smh that pass from 3rd to 4th leg was soo bad. I think they could have made a good run for 1st, if not 2nd place. Big ups to the whole team though. I just wonder what could have been.

[@dky_1353]

@@solomonn2102 I reckon 2nd place. Even if they had passed the baton on at the same time Torran would have edged out Onyali. Silver would have been great! But let's not forget it may still have been bronze if the Jamaicans didn't crash out.

[@feltonwilliams8791]

That last leg is historical. Never panicked nor lost any of her composure which is what you ask of all your runners. Evelyn Ashford 3rd gold medal and could have easily been her forth displayed how dedicated she had been to the sport.

[@smoothnubian]

that was Evelyn's 4th gold medal

[@laughtoohard9655]

What a race! The American women are so competitive and fast.

[@noisycomment1990]

This was Nigeria's finest hour. Congrats to our U.S. and Jamaican cousins. Ottey was a beast like no other.

[@TubeMySwag]

Carlette Guidry on that third leg though.

[@andresuston7692]

👍

[@pmodel1]

Guidry's leg is what brought them into contention because E. Jones leg did nothing from the beginning

[@williamnuels1437]

Thanks to Carlette Guidrys awesome 3 rd leg too

[@andresuston7692]

IKR She was flying round that 3rd leg curve.

[@joeortiz7715]

She was known as Miss Turbo, when She attended University of Texas. Guidry.

[@JLM007]

I can watch these clips over and over

[@johnwhitfield5376]

Gwen Torrence reeled the Russian girl in like a fish on a line...OMG... fierce anchor leg......

[@andresuston7692]

Yeah she did!!

[@matt7iron]

damm evylyn never got the credit she deserves with all them years of running hope she found a way to cash in with all that training and running.

[@paulharvey7914]

matty t No, she did ! 1984 was her year winning the 100 m and anchord the 4x100

[@fiftypercentnowhere6433]

Evelyn Ashford I think was the greatest woman athlete ever.

[@2KILLAVILLE]

Evelyn G.O.A T.! (76-92) 15+ Dominant Career & broke many American & World Records 4x World Cup Champ, 84 Olympic Champ & 5x National Champ in 100 & 200 meters! Longevity Living Legend! Felix & Shelly not far behind!

[@RexBanner_]

@@2KILLAVILLE i guess Flo Jo never existed? Oh wait!

[@2KILLAVILLE]

@@RexBanner_ Flo was the Fastest & Dominanted only 1 Year but Evelyn still GOAT! Evelyn Broke More Records & more Accomplishments than Flo & Dominated 15+ Years. Evelyn was 35 years of Age still Medaling!

[@juanitaaugustin6231]

That last leg Torrence ran her hear out.. USA

[@keithsmith4780]

Third straight relay gold for Ashford, and it might well have been four but for the boycott in 1980.

[@miloandtock1]

No I doubt the USA was ready to win in 1980, the GDR and USSR were doped up big time still, and USA with a healthy Ashford might have had trouble medaling - the healthy US team would have been Alice Brown, Brenda Morehead, Chandra Cheeseborough, and Ashford anchoring...Britain ran 42.43 for 3rd - that would have been a big effort to get past that.

[@666dr]

@@miloandtock1 fuck, good knowledge. The GDR won that in 41.60 having the silver and bronze medalists in the 100m. USA could not have won..agree

[@butt0069]

Freaking dum arse President Carter’s boycott!

[@travisstrong5389]

@@miloandtock1 The question though is could Ashford have won the individual gold in 1980? I imagine she would atleast be a contender for it. And if she did, she would have won atleast 1 gold in 4 straight Olympics.

[@Sargebri]

@@travisstrong5389 Unfortunately, even if the US hadn't boycotted she wouldn't have competed because earlier that season Ashford tore her quad muscle at the Pepsi meet at UCLA and she was out for the rest of that season.

[@ss-py6tf]

That was a kick ass race.

[@daniella921]

Gwen on anchor for the US is awesome in 92 and 96

[@torrianwilliams2754]

Gwen Torrance, Michelle Finn were the only two females who gave my wife Sherry Covington a real battle in the 100M and 200M in high school and college. Sherry Covington ran a 11.1 in high school and her record stands today. Winter Haven, Fl.

[@susanmathai2266]

Wonderful race! So good to see an African nation excelling in this discipline! Thank God for re runs 👏

[@salamiabdulrahman7874]

Nigeria doing good in the past years

[@greenrosenz]

Brilliant running by the American team, nostalgic to me was the instantly recognisable voice of the iconic David Colemakn commentating...from my boyhood & adulthood.

[@supermaple1919]

Those were the days,, I miss them.

[@theartfuldodger6500]

Great memories and loved those olympics back in the day.

[@pmodel1]

I was a kid at this time....around 9 but I remember this race. This is when the Olympics gave you a special feeling. I remeber being mesmerized and inspired. The '96 games in Atlanta were the last games that gave me that feeling

[@MrKDubya21]

Torrance said"not today"

[@cocoymangondili6734]

Americans run gracefully. Their form is really nice.😊

[@coachhbosoccer]

This womens team ran 42.11 in 1992. Each runner averaged about 10.50secs. In 2012, the womens team set an Olympic record of 40.82, an average time of 10.2. That 3 /10 of a second difference cant be ignored.

[@dmvbay2535]

For over 40 years no one could break 4 mins in the mile. When Roger Bannister did it, all of a sudden everyone was running sub-4 min mile. The point is that the mind is a powerful thing and once you put your mind to it, anything is possible. It ain't all about drugs, bruh.

[@PIANOPHUNGUY]

@@dmvbay2535 Mostly about drug not all though

[@BdCgWgLover313]

GT turned the jets on!

[@lonewolfsdesire]

I remember watching this live on TV. Great race between USA and the Unified Team.

[@lbu9542]

Lightening speed!

[@erodigie]

I love Torrence too

[@phoenixforce6595]

Talk about last leg legends. Torrence vs Privalova and Perec vs Onyali.

[@maicaclarke7704]

+Steffan Bowen Julieth cuthbert pulled

[@2KILLAVILLE]

Evelyn Ashford as Anchor! Especially her Epic run down on Gohr in Seoul to win gold after Flo Jo's Sloppy handoff

[@daniella921]

Gwen Torrance wow

[@ScorpioMojo]

Evelyn Ashford and Gwen Torrence are American track legends. Watching dark chocolate honey Gwen run down that Russian chick is so satisfying. Team USA is the gold standard 👍😉

[@andresuston7692]

👍

[@alwaysblack6480]

I know that's right! Love me some Gwen Torrence.

[@tylerbam7183]

I think she is really underrated. Due to some bad luck and bad timing with injuries and other things she didn't win more major championships. Only the 200 gold in Barcelona Olympics, 100 metre gold at 95 worlds, plus all her relay golds, but she was absolutely one of the very best and capable of winning anytime on the track at 100, 200, 400. She got very unlucky to be injured in 96, was also injured for the 93 worlds, was certainly capable of winning the 100 here as she showed in this relay destroying the individual bronze winner, but had a horrible start even considering the start from the blocks isn't her strength. And the DQ from the 200 at the 95 worlds. Could have won the 400 at the 93 worlds and challenged Perec in the 400 in Barcelona but due to her schedule couldn't run that plus the 100 and 200. People remember Jones, Flo Jo, Devers, Ottey, and now some of the recent Jamaicans and Americans, but Torrence is so great and way better than most realize she was. As for Privalova she is probably the best white and European sprinter (excluding the East German drug mules) so that is something. And she came back to win the 400 hurdles in 2000, and amazing transformation.

[@bbatjargal1549]

@@tylerbam7183 I agree with you that Gwen is under-rated because of her character and things she said about Flo Jo or other drug cheaters. Gwen definitely is definitely ONE of the very best this earth ever known.

[@tylerbam7183]

@@bbatjargal1549 She underachieved as far as major titles too. She would have won the 100 and 200 in Atlanta if she didn't get injured. The 200 at the 95 worlds without the silly lane line thing. The 100 at the 92 Games if she ran up to her potential. The 100 and 200 at the 91 worlds without drug cheat Krabbe (although I think all sprinters including Gwen could be doped, but Krabbe obviously was even more than the norm given her out of blue results and disappearance at a mere 23). A medal in the 400 at the 92 Games had she run it, and gold at the 93 worlds. That is another reason she is underrated. Her list of individual titles due to bad luck and circumstances don't stack up to her talent level and ability level.

[@tommedlicott6250]

My Mum Ran in this. Melissa Moore (Now Melissa Medlicott)

[@chisomsophie9093]

Wow!! Congratulations.

[@JLM007]

THIS is one of the few this things that makes me proud to be an American

[@keiththomas478]

Torrence is the greatest anchor runner ever

[@sashamoore5547]

Ash ford Da best

[@karlrosette7110]

Shericka Jackson may have something to say about...

[@dky_1353]

Nigeria's baton exchange from 2nd to 3rd leg was sloppy. They were in gold or silver medal contention up until that point. Luckily they still got a medal.

[@makindeadesola5278]

Very true. Thank God for Mary onyali who ran the final leg.

[@olaraay]

unified team?

[@Сергей-т4я3е]

Super

[@andresuston7692]

Privalova was too busy stomping grapes down the straight while Gwen was churning butter. 😃

[@pmodel1]

Lol Privalova had a robotic style while Torrence ran with soul lol

[@Geotubest]

Evelyn. Wow.

[@laughtoohard9655]

If they put me on that team, I'd still be running today.

[@dajosco115]

no Devers?

[@rainyd4293]

❤️Irina Privalova

[@TheRedprasad]

Great run especially Evelyn Ashford and Gwen Torrence

[@hankmcaff9350]

Does anyone know what Gwen does now? Is she a coach?

[@smoothnubian]

she is a hairdresser

[@anthonythorne8963]

And loving it. Torrence the Great!

[@andresuston7692]

@@smoothnubian With her own shop, maybe more than one.

[@smoothnubian]

@@andresuston7692 I know that

[@williamnuels9240]

Carlette Guidrys third leg tho she did that

[@gilbertopinheiro9709]

Whos Unified Team???

[@KevinBradshaw1972]

Old Soviet Union. Soviet Union collapsed at end of previous year.

[@otosport281]

I am love...atletic....estafet

[@cornellstephenson2946]

Gwen's split had to be 9.7 or better!

[@cattycats4]

It was indeed 9.73 astonishingly fast

[@RKRKRK78]

Just a fraction slower than Ottey's in 1991, who incidentally also blew by Privalova.

[@ayoayo7730]

Team Nigeria 🇳🇬 my country. They could have won Gold or silver until that 3rd baton exchange. Still happy they got a medal

[@mcdonoghrahloh459]

Have they ever?Get real!

[@latoyaluvslocs]

@@mcdonoghrahloh459😂😂😭😭😂

[@giulioproietti5588]

Evelyn Ashford, the strongest natural sprinter of all time

[@JackycClark]

She competed against eastern Europeans who were rarely natural . Strength and class throughout her career .

[@noeltaylor3594]

Gwen Torrence could fly.

[@irieite9666]

That bronze medal for those Nigerian women is probably the greatest upset in sports history and im not being hyperbolic or joking. Id be surprised if they even had a track to practice on. So to finish within 1 second of USA and Russia where women were treated a lot more equally than men and have more funding in 5 mins than Nigeria eould have in decades is just insane.

[@deejayem6039]

WTH is Unified Team

[@michaelarnold9196]

OMG!!!!!°

[@couch.patati-patata]

Owen Lawrence

[@electratrinidad810]

❤️😊

[@DCFunBud]

United Team?!

[@helpinghal]

Yes, Russia and the other former Soviet Republics competed as a Unified Team in 1992, the Soviet Union having collapsed the previous summer. The only exceptions were Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, who fielded their own teams. Lithuania, with ticketed warm up shirts donated by the Grateful Dead, famously won bronze in basketball behind the US Dream Team

[@DCFunBud]

@@helpinghal Thank you for the explanation. I remember the Grateful Dead contribution to Lithuania.

[@stoneymcneal2458]

American female runners ….. The world’s gold standard

[@misina211]

Why wasn't Gail Devers on the relay team in Barcelona? Seems like a slap in the face to the 100m champion to be excluded.

[@smoothnubian]

misina211 because she didnt have time to practice with the team

[@misina211]

Devers should've been required to train with the relay team being one of the three 100m trials qualifiers. After all, the top 6 at trials would've automatically been placed on the relay team, or so I thought. Back then, they also didn't train for the relay until just before the games, so it's not like including Devers would've disrupted a well-oiled relay machine or anything. Being the great starter Devers was, I think she would've been fine to run the lead off leg. She wasn't even considered though, from what I remember, not even for the heats.

[@phoenixforce6595]

misina211 No that's not what happened. Have you forgotten what happened at the end of the 100m Hurdle final? She injured herself that's why she weren't there. She clipped the the last hurdle after leading the majority of the race. its really quite tragic if u get a chance to watch it.

[@smoothnubian]

I saw that, but thats not the reason why. She didnt run the relay because she didnt have time topractice with them

[@phoenixforce6595]

smooth nubian Practice? No-one practiced relays technique back then. That's unheard of. Relays are taken very seriously now but they were never before. She left Barcelona straight after the Hurdles final for treatment. And even if she had practiced with them, any relay coach would have been mad to put her on the team after that heavy fall.

[@davewedderburn5130]

It was just a matter of time before Jamaica would dominate. Favorites to win but fumbled

[@maicaclarke7704]

Everytime I view this race I dislike the late teddy mccook even more,he knew jamaica had a very good chance to win the gold and that fella refuse to even let grace jackson run the relay,cuthbert had to run her heart out because dahlia duhaney on the corner was the weak link.cuthbert pulled.

[@daniella921]

Maica Clarke yes but Gwen looked awesome on anchor.

[@lasssheba1760]

Yes it hurts me to this day as well if Juliet had tested for the final it would be a sure gold medal no doubt. ..they should have only let melene and Juliet compete in the finals and in 1996 nicole Mitchell ran a terrible third leg

[@dvineslim]

@@lasssheba1760 Politics as usual with track and field in Jamaica. Still going on today

[@kinbruno7524]

Damn ottey would have came steaming in if she got that baton

[@POSUDA-ZULYA]

Почему эти палочки сразу отберают

[@HammerJam007]

Another win for drugs.

[@안대나무]

오우 놀라워라 미국팀은 진짜 최고중 최고다 특히3번 마지막 앵커는 굿굿굿 축하해요

[@RKRKRK78]

Without Devers speed and if Cuthbert didn't injure herself, Jamaica wins this race. Two of the top five in the women's 100 with 10.7x to 10.8x legs (still wind) was too much foot speed

[@Bahia82]

Devers speed? She got toasted by Irina on the last leg at World championships. Ottey got toasted by Gwen on the last leg by Torrence in 1995

[@RKRKRK78]

@@Bahia82 She would still be faster than Esther Jones, Ashford or Guidry. Also your recollection of those anchors is completely wrong. Devers didn't get toasted, in fact, she was behind Privalova at the start of the leg, got ahead and then gave the lead back. Ottey was always behind Torrence in 1995. A real thrashing was Ottey to Privalova in 1991 and 1996 or Arron to Privalova in 1998.

[@mcdonoghrahloh459]

@@RKRKRK78 Delusional Ja.

[@hotenhitonokoe2848]

interesting

[@timothykang1070]

I"m surprised how Gwen was able to chase down Irina Privalova, considering Irina beat Gwen in the 100m.

[@RKRKRK78]

Privalova's strength is her start which is more or less negated with a rolling start in the relays. Torrence's strength is her finish and she has better speed endurance than Privalova, thus was slowing down less and was able to pass her.

[@猫大好きフリスキー-f7d]

２０２０年現在で日本女子の記録って４４秒台？ やば

[@winnieehis736]

Team Nigeria

[@annmarieclarke9107]

Barring any mishap that gold wouldve been jamaicas if the Jaaa's hierarchy had used his discretion by showing some leniency, they omitted Grace jackson(she didnt run in the fianls, because of prior committments,she was refused a selection on the relay team),the Now Madam Julieth Cuthbert on backstraight had to put out everything she had as a result pulled up just b 4 reaching the corner runner,the athlete on the curve Dahlia Duhaney was the weakest link,poor Merlene another chance at gold gone.the team shouldve been Micheĺle Freeman,Grace Jackson,Julieth Cuthbert & Merlene Ottey a recipe for gold, but thanks to the late Teddy Mc Cook then president of the Jaaa's we didnt get to saviour that moment,it took us 12yrs later to achieved it.Believe it or not i predicted exactly how that race wouldve run(2004 Olympics 4×100 women Finals)

[@tammiecrutcher2550]

The USA 🇺🇸 made haste and ran like a coursing river....be water 💦

[@detroitkid33]

The Unified team 💉

[@Beagle12471]

Bundesrepublik Deutschland nur noch Mittelmaß..

[@jsmariani4180]

I don't understand why the passing is so mediocre to bad. The race is literally won or lost based on it.

[@pepperonichezcake6392]

Barclona

[@timw4369]

No PEDs at all here. Lol laughable

[@smoothnubian]

Esther Jones was the weakest link

[@Beagle12471]

😂😂😂😂Yes, that's how it is when you take the West German mouth too full and want and need everything. Make GDR bad and accuse doping and have only 5 place here FRG.. FRG 😅😅😅

[@jajack9537]

U know Russia juiceed

[@PF-vu2gd]

I struggle to understand why the Russians and Germans female athletes these days can't perform like as they used to back in the 70s and early 80s dominance... steroid? Maybe

[@AlexanderTch]

yes, Americans usually did steroids and do it now. Besides, Russia had terrible crisis in 90s and East Germany disappeared. Before that , Eastern Germany children could do sports for free. Now they can't.

[@PF-vu2gd]

@@AlexanderTch American sports drug testing system does not cheat or corrupt like Russia... and East German as known by the whole world of cheating by injecting their female atheletes ... Russia is the worse and that's the reason they banned from competing in many competitions including next year olympic. American system does't cheat like Russia and East Germany. America dominates sports because they invest millions in sports than any other countries on planet.

[@AlexanderTch]

@@PF-vu2gd You lie, American athletes look like mountains of muscles, women look like men. Russian athletes look normal. It's obvious that american athletes use lots of doping and somettimes they are caught. Histeria about Russia had pure political reasons. American sports have huge laboratories about dopings. They create dopes that cannot be detected because they are new. After that they report about new dopes to international sport organizations and create new. So, they detect dopes in another federeations but use new types.

[@PF-vu2gd]

@@AlexanderTch Russian and East Germany women would never compete with black American, Jamaican and African women in 100, 200, relay 4×100 but these are events were dominating by the Russians and East Germany in the 70s and 80s.. why? Because they were injecting with steroid... and why the World Athletic body banned Russia from next year Olympic at Tokyo? Because Russia Sports were cheating on their top athletes drug test... you tell me why Russian female athletes these days can't compete with the Americans and Jamaicans and African countries. Is there a reason why they don't show up? Hhhhhhhhh

[@AlexanderTch]

@@PF-vu2gd Why is that? African race superiority? Russian boxers easily competed and compete with africal ones. Same with running.. Both USSR and GDR had massive sports. All children could do sports for free at any times. White people also can run fast. In case of massive sports it's more easy to find phenomena among human beings. In Early 70s there were no dopes, but there was another Russian phenomenal runner - Valery Borzov who made world records in running and overran all african runners.

[@Paakid]

Unified men's team second lol

[@omaraedwards7978]

Til this day, it hurts me to watch this race. Jamaica would have won. Ottey would have gotten a gold mendal SMH.

[@JODYSMITHTHESUPERTRAINER]

BUT SHE DIDNT

[@trudyricketts4339]

Thank God for Drug test

[@ndspeedster]

even the juiced unified team can't beat the usa.. haha

[@gregoryadkins2213]

What’s this unified shit.

[@dougraddi908]

Doping took the gold, clean athletes took silver

[@JODYSMITHTHESUPERTRAINER]

YOU'RE JUST HATING