Men's 4x100m Relay Final | IAAF World Championships London 2017

[@deans2147]

I remember sitting with my 90 year old mum, watching this live... She was such a huge british fan... She died in janruary, but watching this nearly killed her before her time... Lovely memories... Thank you x

[@Anna-pf5up]

This made me smile for some reason..

[@deans2147]

@@Anna-pf5up thanks :) special memories.

[@shawngordon6626]

ADAM BEAUTIFUL NAME EVERYTHING IN TIME GOLD 👏❤

[@juicychicken8100]

@@isaiahford2025 *PRAISE THE LORD OUR GOD, MAY SHE BE RESTING WITH JESUS (If she believed) IN JESUS CHRIST'S NAME AMEN!!!!!!!*

[@user-vg1tt3vg9y]

@@juicychicken8100 and if she didn't believe?

[@BossMandotnet]

I have never seen Britain run such a perfect relay. The Changeover's were artistic!

[@davidb5173]

Jerome.J watch 2004 4x100 olympics, best changeovers ever from Britain

[@schcbh4800]

watch 2004 Olympic; the best change over most of those runners special was 200

[@spuddy98]

well the announcer did say "a new british record" so yeah I think this was their best

[@Soccernz007]

Best changes ever... everyone could learn form this team!! Even if Bolt finished.... GB would still have won.

[@shekhar81]

2004 was the best ever for Great Britain

[@willh69]

Love that Bolt literally ran till his body couldn't run no more. The GOAT of short distance sprinting

[@goatdezsi3527]

Bro he faked the injury :-D

[@willh69]

@@goatdezsi3527 wow did you figure that out all by yourself

[@Thade800]

@@goatdezsi3527 bro u suck

[@jordanwilliams7531]

@@goatdezsi3527 fucking hater u just can't handle that Jamaicans are the best ha😂😂😂🤫

[@thatoneexploiter6867]

@@goatdezsi3527 wait why?

[@bernardliu8526]

British sports commentators are so crisp, precise, and intense, as such professionals should be .

[@bernardliu8526]

@Bantze Hotep So, what is your native tongue ? What do American sports commentators speak ?

[@XDF745]

@@bernardliu8526 Too many American commentators speak that horrible monotone broadcaster accent.

[@jamieosullivan2684]

I like both personally🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ilikecheeseand4061]

I hate commentators

[@ilikecheeseand4061]

It's like that sports nerd that knows everything babbling on next to you, spitting fax no one cares about

[@thagrayttv7938]

Usain bolt doesn’t have to prove anything he has the world records in the 100,150, 200 and 4x100.

[@kerenapudayakumar8729]

Yes

[@josephcopefilm]

@@kerenapudayakumar8729 yes

[@dodgy9213]

Yes

[@coppertone29ferdinandburke11]

Alijah Gray ....Then he shouldn't run if he doesn't have anything to prove 😏 what say you???

[@coppertone29ferdinandburke11]

Light Maestro .....Oh boi! There goes a Jamaican with it's improper grammar 😏 You needs to back off of me, and run to the closest school 🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️

[@sipnog3528]

I still love the Jamaican team. I will miss seeing Bolt and Blake together in the tracks. Beautiful memories. Whether it was with Powell, or Carter or Ashmeade with them. They made history.❤❤ Jamaica 🇯🇲. 😀I'm not even Jamaican.

[@sipnog3528]

Blake did a splendid job in that bend. That's what he did best in the 4x100m relay.

[@Tres_okoye]

He wasn't very good

[@Shortsman_12]

it’s crazy to think you can double click to skip 10 seconds and then you have missed a 100m race

[@lonewolf.4ki]

Change it to 5🌝

[@lawedageorge256]

Righttttt😂😂😂 so true

[@theknowledgeuniverse6648]

Exactly.

[@unyimeharry3579]

So no one noticed how fast and excellent the third British runner ran. I've never seen a better runner running the bend like that. Anybody who has ran a bend will know that was superb. For me, he won that race. Mitchel also was excellent.

[@ChaosCat79]

That would be Danny Talbot you're rightly referring to. He was in the form of his life that year (set his current 200m pb of 20.16 in the heats of that same World Champs, placing him in 9th place on the UK all time list over the distance) and was a stalwart of the GB 4x100m team for several years by that point. The following year though, his career was nearly ended by a serious car crash he was in that would mean he missed the whole of the 2018 season. He's back now, but has raced very sparringly, largely as a result of the whole Covid lockdown prematurely ending the 2020 athletics season. His third leg run in this race was undoubtedly his finest hour as an athlete, no question about it. It was a thing of beauty.

[@worldfro378]

I'll tell you about the best bend ever that broke relay record ..go watch Blake 2012 relay when he ran 3rd giving it to bolt then come back to thank me

[@CALord-tc7ww]

@@worldfro378 without even looking back I'm sure that's the one where he goes by Tyson gay like it was nothing.

[@命運-c6z]

@@henri.r94 it’s third

[@bristolrugby08]

GB always ha e had good bend runners, another instance of a great bend is Marlon Devonish in 2004 olympics 4x100 final

[@ranhill62]

15:13 what an entrance, 😂 😂 😂

[@Squidlark]

The way they just ignore him and walk away...

[@oscarsantiago213]

Me when I try to make an impression

[@mikefraser4513]

I always put on a limp when someone asks me to help them to carry something...always works.

[@jollyomeatLA]

I. Was. Not.....😳Ready. For. THAT

[@lexie8516]

lmaoooooo

[@GenericGooner]

Those changeovers by Britain were immaculate. That’s the difference maker every time in these races…

[@AnonYmous-ez4es]

I bet that's the only Relay GOLD 🏅 with 3 different Ethnicities. Black, White, Asian.

[@blazemkds]

They must have been thinking "Where is bolt!?" They must've thought they outran him 😂

[@Mashhood316]

Comment of the day 😂😂

[@stevens1-o7s]

I think it's odd the british anchor felt the need to run back and sit near bolt, probably trying to get extra camera footage

[@rangersasc]

right right but when he knew he could not catch up he faked an injury bhahahahahaha EPIC!

[@toonarmy8524]

he wouldnt have caught blake even if he didnt pull up there was too big a gap and the changes were not good for Jamaica, stop belittling the result fool. and he walkedoff the track unaided so there was fuck all the matter with him.

[@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710]

Nope they knew he was just on regular testosterone then

[@jacinthscott6201]

Usain is still the greatest athlete of all time.

[@morindamanik3574]

people forget about Nesta Carter and Michael Frater they are such a legend in Jamaican relay team

[@chamindujanith6337]

Steve Mullings?

[@hearmenow909]

Shame Bolt and Blake didn't parade round the track with them, Bolt and Blake just walked around together and took all the glory.

[@winstonjacobs198]

That british third leg was monumentous, symbolic of the third leg yohan blake ran when jamaica broke the 4/100 Olympic record.

[@DoubleMonoLR]

And Japan quietly got another medal...

[@emmanuela7528]

MrMonotone As they always seem to do in sprint relays

[@tom11zz884]

Yeah being behind Great Britain and the USA.....lol

[@trido1986]

Woa.great japanese

[@elishashedrach8023]

@Juwan Easley you mean with the help of the hafus they so despise? go figure.

[@concorde9396]

elisha shedrach lmao why u so hateful

[@sevvy101]

That 3rd leg from Danny Talbot around the bend.....WOW!!!

[@chengliu267]

16:36 Gemili slashes Su Bing Tian in the head with elbows. Respect to Su for not stopping, not complaining, and just trying getting the job done with his team.

[@waleediqbal1718]

Respect for su 🙌🙌

[@granvillewalkerjr.8394]

@ Cheng Liu I thank you for pointing the way to what was a clear and definite foul on the part of the UK Team. IAAF Competition rule 170 would seem to apply. I'm unclear whether or not intent plays a part in the rule interpretation, but a blow to the head is certainly an impediment in my book. But I concur with your observation of Su Bing Tian's determination. It is most noteworthy.

[@ranhill62]

@@granvillewalkerjr.8394 Even if it was an impediment, no way in HELL would GBRs win be reversed... On home soil, British record, and world champions first time ever? Again, no way in HELL.

[@granvillewalkerjr.8394]

@@ranhill62, if you pause a moment or two and take advantage of Cheng Liu's astute observation at time index 16:36, you would realize how inappropriate the words "even if it was an impediment" really are. Unless of course you don't regard a blow to the head while in full sprint an impediment. And since the event in question is over two years old without so much as a published whisper about the outcome, I would suspect the sports world isn't likely to discover how the Brits might respond to such a challenge in the face of such indisputable graphic evidence. But then again, the question of reversal was raised by you.

[@carolineshivoche885]

Ooh really?

[@kerenapudayakumar8729]

No other man will come like bolt he is the the man who done wr 9.58

[@Shadofx]

There's always the "next" guy

[@nuwanperera2055]

another guy coming near future

[@nyahjemeli493]

Christian Coleman is that guy

[@richardgallimore5976]

@@Shadofx I don't think the "next guy" will be in our lifetime. Maybe in 100 years. Flojo's record has lastest 30+ years & I think Bolt's 9.58 is stronger than Flojo's run.

[@yennox5338]

@@richardgallimore5976 That's debatable.

[@keishahenryhenry3205]

One of the greatest races ever

[@charles952]

The third runner for Britain was devastating

[@plvtoiii1227]

Was thinking the same thing. He ran like a thief

[@randomhuman97]

Danny talbot. He's a brit goat

[@doesnotmatter4088]

8:25 Dont worry, it was the track's way of saying goodbye to the legend, by hugging him one last time

[@isfe6775]

When I had heard Usain bolt is running for the last time. Tears rolled down from my eyes in 9.58 seconds.

[@stevenotakilevuka4079]

12:18 he looking at the wrong camera 😂😂😂

[@bestn8ivealive1]

Steven Otakilevuka i was looking for this one comment lol

[@goldybolt2402]

HAHAHAHAHA totally lmao

[@TRDIT27]

Who ?

[@Agent-bm1dv]

Best call of the decade the commentator is very passionate about his Home Team GB.

[@carsongambaro]

Not just Team GB but athletics as a whole, with the way he shows respect to all teams in the running

[@stylesmakefights5669]

Blake’s face when he realised bolts leg 😂😂😂😂👌👌

[@NL_Luke]

11:07 legends say that he’s still waiting for bolt to notice him

[@N17-o2r]

😂

[@jyjytallman]

Those were crisp handoffs by GBR they definitely deserve it

[@straks90]

Gives me shivers every time

[@yashjadhav5103]

You know he’s the greatest ever when even his defeat is greater than the winning of other athletes. The entire cameras only pointing to the GoAT

[@marigalvez296]

I keep viewing Video as this when i need to shout out my Emotion. Whew 🏆🏅

[@phenyosebaeng]

That 3rd runner for Britain 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Jack-lk7wk]

Like to see him and jonny may in a race 😉

[@janegreen3298]

Mmm

[@closetoyourheart]

Danny talbot

[@a1.ghost.]

Yeah Danny Talbot he's known for being great at sprinting around bends

[@ralpho5389]

Britain deserved that win in their own country 🇬🇧

[@think4522]

Qatar

[@elvisquartey6226]

London's crowd is the best

[@Modrick_m]

UK probably has the best athletics support every year I reckon.

[@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710]

Not even in england

[@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710]

@@Modrick_m , DELUSION

[@elvisquartey6226]

@@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710 I'm talking relative to other Olympics host cities in recent years. London's crowd was more active than Rio, Belong, Athens, if you watch the highlights of the events. Of course I'm a football guy and I follow the epl and I know some cities have better atmosphere but that's not what I'm talking about

[@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710]

@@elvisquartey6226 , I thought it evened out since London wasn't enthusiastic about some events especially that didn't have british contender whereas Rio & the other were more so happy to host and you don't wanna get me started on football

[@timelesskoontah]

Well you can't do it forever ...everyrhing has a beginning and an end ..rhank you bolt for the amazing memories....

[@shionatkinson9328]

The British men came and they conquered. They were the best congratulation to their 4 x 100 m final man the British

[@shreenikethanv6241]

Race starts at 7:30

[@TaylorWilliams1000]

Well done Britain👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. I’m still proud of my USA🇺🇸. Usain Bolt, you are a legend.

[@salmorejo_]

This is the only comment in the whole video which doesn't have a rain of comment war lmao

[@legitimate980]

Usain Bolt Is a Legend... Why... Though He Limped, HE STAYED ON HIS LAIN WITHOUT INTERRUPTING ANY OTHER RUNNER. (PURE-RESPECT)😊🎉❤

[@cassiegeorge141]

Danny Talbot ran an amazing 3rd leg for Britain

[@judrayton]

Good job Great Britain and Northern Ireland. There's just something about the athletes of African descent that is amazing to watch.

[@ktksoccerstar5]

@Guðjón Dunbar Diaquoi ....where do you think the Caribbean folk came from

[@Steo-y4m]

That white guy on leg 3 must be Senegalese

[@jasmineagyakwa]

Guðjón Dunbar Diaquoi if u r from the carribean u r still from west africa

[@khalidnur7042]

ste o haha

[@jbkofi3046]

@Guðjón Dunbar Diaquoi if you are carribean you came from west africa, were do you think the carribeans came from, space

[@azapro911]

Such a sad way for the GOAT to bow out.

[@andywright8803]

I remember seeing CJ when he was a junior. Totally incredible

[@chamindujanith6337]

Now he is suspended.

[@normanno8514]

danny talbots bend running was beautiful to watch - the technique was flawless and ultimately that was what won it

[@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710]

No a bad u.s. handoff

[@normanno8514]

@@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710 and like i said britains was flawless

[@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710]

@@normanno8514 , flawlessly lucky and they was still behind until the last BAD handoff

[@normanno8514]

@@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710 keep hating

[@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710]

@@normanno8514 , the truth ain't hating

[@JJDPROMEDIAPRODUCTION]

I have to admit, Mitchelle Blake was 'FLyin"!! ⚡✈🚀..

[@hearmenow909]

Every leg was amazing. They were all equally brilliant.

[@orion7296]

Usain Bolt give it all...the most greatest of all time.

[@chopzmasta07]

They were only able to beat him at the end of his career, past his prime. From 2008-2016, he rarely lost. I wish he would have retired after Rio. GB ran a brilliant race.

[@IronM1ke1983]

repsandgrooves he wasn’t past his prime lol, he just turned lazy after achieving everything. Justin gatlin still winning medals at 36, bolt retired at 30 lol

[@chopzmasta07]

@@IronM1ke1983 Everyone peaks at a different stage in their life. Usain was at his all time best 2008 & 2009. Gatlin is a freak. He could probably continue until he's 40...if he stays injury & drug free. Which I doubt the latter.

[@IronM1ke1983]

@@chopzmasta07 Yes but know one drops off at 30, I do athletics myself and no one tails off that young. Most can run close to their best until 35. Bolt had enough, that is it. He wanted to be a cricketer or footballer

[@zarkkt8952]

That guy wasn’t passed his prime . Should’ve raced atleast 5 years more

[@jamesphillips531]

I was not prepared to watch this again RIP Bolt

[@miguelhaye9812]

Wow he died? 😂😂

[@eligiblesam5654]

Well done to all the participants thanks to the goat 10 years you have gave us noting but quality performance taking the sports to higher heights u r missed

[@Zandohaha]

Will it be Bolt's swansong. Or Will the Americans upset the Apple Cart. Team GB: "Hold our Beers".

[@salmorejo_]

"Hold our *teas* "

[@saurabhmamgain8793]

This would have been Mitchell Blakes run of his lifetime....simply amazing

[@mister8800]

Again, it's Gatlin that always screws up the handoff. He has a bad habit of playing it too safe on the exchange to where he literally like right on his teammate to make sure he gets the baton.

[@RakibAhmed-mc1qt]

WZxmhs we

[@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710]

DELUSION

[@cosmos121122]

Sad for the jamaicans, especially Bolt, but very good performances for almost all the others.

[@shockjay]

Great Britain had probably THE best handoffs I have seen in a World Championship/Olympic final. Full extension on all three handoffs + top speed = new national record. This American bows down to their accomplishment in front of the home crowd!!!

[@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710]

Get your eyes checked cause they still got lucky twice

[@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710]

@66fredo99 la France , yep real lucky

[@efisgpr]

Respect to Canada..smaller population than all but Jamaica and ran well... Also VERY happy for Gemili.

[@laurenhw1988]

We (Team GB) will never run a relay like this again. Absolute perfection ❤

[@PNETriffid]

2004 was all the sweeter for the tight finish, the fact it was the Olympics, and it was against the US drug cheats.

[@AndweleHarris]

8:19 the commentator is supposed to sound not biased haha......he really spilled it all out there

[@andilemzobe6554]

GB's 3rd leg was insane!!!

[@natalieperry4695]

Rodgers on the 1st leg blew my mind! 🔥🔥🔥

[@jaspreetsinghsidhu2209]

Champions never leave with a bang , they do with a whimper....

[@Clemsonshawty]

I will Leg #3 for USA did a great job.....you see how he ran down Blake... and Blake is one of the top sprinters ever!

[@yennox5338]

That wasn't the Blake of old.

[@anwarlatip7067]

wow...i thought. theres no way great britain would beat the USA..but british team passed the baton perfectly..then suddenly..the 3rd n last runner..with thw support of the local crowd..make it possible to win gold medal

[@aaronyt2819]

Bolt would’ve won still. Sad to go out like that but aye he’s the GOAT

[@thomasmckenzie4584]

Bolt is the greatest ever, but he was NOT catching either of the leaders here. Jamaica was getting bronze at best.

[@thomasmckenzie4584]

LOL! You even said it yourself.... 2012!! Bolt was in the prime of his career in 2012, and probably would've caught everyone back then. In 2017, no chance.

[@MrStevecro]

he HAS BEEN the GOAT but no-one lasts forever. He would have managed Bronze

[@TheHuskyK9]

Not even close. Bolt wasn't like how he usually ran. Age caught up to him and there was no way that he was catching the US or GB

[@steviegbcool]

@@jekquirolgico8121 he was 5 years younger and in his prime then.

[@アローラのすがたデーモン閣下]

Thank you! The fastest man!

[@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710]

Where?

[@YourPlug1]

Those gbr girls.. my God.

[@thunderparadise.704]

Muslim I bet^

[@FaithsStardust]

What?

[@fayolajohn6807]

All who say bolt couldn't catch up I believe he could look at his other races n his time he's a legend n I doubt someone will break his time

[@Mcthindi]

Did injury curable ? He is living legend...i always saw him on tv , I'm like next gold medal will be his .... since childhood...😎

[@TheIkaraCult]

Brought all the great memories from 2004 flooding back.

[@misterbreezeoftharedpillma1710]

Since when does being lucky become great

[@alungileboqwana_empresseas2656]

This race ended in tears 😭

[@anthonyjackson1853]

I remember watching this and just looking at USA and Jamaica... and by the third change, I noticed something strange: "Wait,😳 What?!... DannyTalbot is in the lead" ... And it wasn't just a small lead and nor was he getting run down either. Then the anchor... "😳 Mitchell-blake, you've actually got this" In the end, outside of all the euphoria... The race really wasn't that close at all... It's a clear victory.

[@paiefilho8803]

É triste ver uma lenda terminar assim ! Usain bolt eterno.

[@ganeshsrm]

One of the best race I have ever seen

[@sibumaphosa298]

Japan were amazing!!!

[@gyanprakashrai9412]

They can't believe they won since no one can believe of their win in sprint where "lighting Bolt" Is present!

[@Борис-п3ф6ь]

16:39 GB and China

[@Pistolwhipperz]

Babyyyyy Adam Gemili ATE that backstraight UP!!!!!! 🤯

[@johnsonis8819]

the emotional retirement of the great usain bolt💖,,,,,,thanks for all memories

[@kreithdon6863]

How Colleman disappeared on Bolt in the 100 meter final, and how he great Britain guy caught up with him is confusing. Colleman messed this up, considing his capability, he let not anyone but himself down.

[@ghostfacenasir7248]

Coleman is known for fading at the end of his 100m he should not have anchored the US team, if he was put on the first leg and gatlin on the anchor this would’ve been a different outcome

[@stevens1-o7s]

Lmao that awkward last introduction "Smellie"

[@masashimuto7671]

いや、イギリス オーバーハンドパスなのに、一瞬で渡せてバトンロスが無い。上手すぎる

[@ashishmishra4929]

I came here to see how Legend Bolt got injured, in presence of Injured Bolt, victory is not s true victory... Bolt ⚡ is Legend

[@AboAyedh2020]

Usain bolt , like an injured old lion .. But he will remain a legend for long

[@gbrown744]

Jamaica were in third place coming down the straight, I believe he would have done what shelly ann Frazier done the other day and took gold.

[@TheHuskyK9]

Not at his age. He wasn't making up any ground on Coleman or Great Britain, so he saved his image faking an injury

[@NobleTheThinkingOne678]

He was catching up. Upon getting the baton, he had already gained about an inch on the other racers. Watch the footage in slow-mo, he was catching up very slightly.

[@NobleTheThinkingOne678]

@@TheHuskyK9 read my reply

[@jackroche9410]

@@TheHuskyK9 he didn't fake an injury

[@dynamicinc3438]

he still wouldnt have won it was clear they lost it in the second 100

[@Khabib9-z8w]

Bolt not same bolt of 2008,2012 and even 2016 he was damn good,really 😔 at how it ended for bolt when his feet was hurt.he is still goat

[@alphaomega1459]

So heartbreaking. When I saw Bolt pulled up in his final race like that, I didn't even bother to watch and see who won.

[@jamieb7503]

You cry baby

[@justincartwright252]

It's Danny Tolbert for me. HE RAN THE ABSOLUTE MESS OUT OF THAT CURVE. My goodness!!!

[@dmartin805]

If the world could embody the same feeling Tolbert of GB had when he passed the baton to his teammate Blake the world would be a better place. There were no colors or socio-economic disparities. Tolbert screamed "Go" to his brother and expected his brother to carry the token of teamwork to the finish line. He was excited and hopeful although knowing that the worlds greatest sprinter was next to him. Blake ran with his eyes on the prize not missing a step or flinching at the possibility of losing. Together, they overcame.

[@Tall-Cool-Drink]

Still a great career for the GREATEST sprinter of all time.

[@shayanchamas60]

Bolt would have taken them for sure. He was close enough. He just didn't get a chance to get into second gear! But GBR ran amazingly well.

[@lachlancoombs482]

Nope

[@admiralaokiji7889]

no shot he wouldve won. it wasnt 2009 anymore

[@prathameshpatil8685]

​@@admiralaokiji7889he would have definitely won it. He is bolt ✅

[@admiralaokiji7889]

@@prathameshpatil8685he was past his prime he was not running down coleman or mitchell like that. 100% would not have won he was barely in 9.8 shape

[@TheLondonForever00]

Absolutely no chance of catching them, they were flying and way too far ahead. He knew this and many have questioned his actual pull up, he didn't want to go down too two other quicker men.

[@karthicck_69]

4:19 did anyone else notice that limp before the cut?

[@Ayush-pk1zj]

Usain Bolt ⚡❤️🏆🏆

[@katmac1711]

How good is it being a Brit.... 😍🇬🇧

[@janthony1164]

As bolt said you need at least 10 meters head start to beat him, they would have gotten reeled in.

[@neerajsajwan6146]

Sadest moment in athletic history :(

[@lottiefarnworth8035]

this race is legendary

[@medricadu8863]

Shout out to Danny Talbot on that third leg 💪💪💪

[@C_Thomarel]

Usain bolt- the absolute G.O.A.T

[@Khabib9-z8w]

Me and bolt are of the same age,my favourite runner,the goat

[@moonqad38]

Ujah first legs for England, absolutly amazing !!!

[@yorlaycastroruiz6823]

I LIKE THE VIDEO VERY MUCH AND HE MADE A GOOD NOTE AT THE SCHOOL.