Men's 60m final | World Indoor Championships Belgrade 2022

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[@garyjsimm]

Jacobs was in perfect form and relaxed. Number one rule of sprinting, keep your form and relax.

[@christiantagliaferro4123]

Considering that he doesn't have the physical and technical characteristics of the 60 meter runner, this is the best race Jacobs has ever done. Better than in 2019, when still a long jumper, he ran the relay faster than Gatlin.

[@snekmeseht]

10.29 minutes. One race. Now that's efficiency.

[@Brilliant_Mysterious]

lol

[@ernestkhalimov748]

Which was over in 6 seconds😂

[@DavidCodyPeppers.]

The amount of concentration this event requires is enormous. 🕊️

[@Luca_._]

Right training schedule (weights at gym, workout at track, stretching and mobility etc) ❌ toughest diet ❌ precise recovery and rest ❌ proper technique and mechanics ❌genetics and talent ❌ Technology (spikes, track, blocks) ❌ Sacrifices ❌ etc etc … Concentration ✅ Okay

[@AllInTheGame01]

Was odd seeing Samuele Ceccarelli come out of nowhere last year beating Marcell Jacobs in both Italian/Euro Indoor Finals going from 6.72 to 6.47 in the process!

[@AllInTheGame01]

@infobyrizwan 1-3 March in Glasgow, Scotland.

[@SamBendsHollings]

His progression was insane… almost ‘unnatural’ progression you might say

[@Junpeidaman190]

​@@SamBendsHollingscry about it

[@ptyten9718]

Coleman is the greatest 60m sprinter ever, Jacobs literally ran the perfect race here.

[@Pumpxkin]

Coleman kind of sold that race. Jacobs ran his race very well, but coleman seemed to panic. But that was 2022 coleman just coming back from his ban. I think this year Coleman goes 6.3.

[@dennisrobinson8008]

A lot of us knew it would take 2 years of competing for Coleman to be back to the 6.3-6.4 Coleman. Even a sub 6.5 in the 1st year i considered a success.

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

@@dennisrobinson8008 It was the same with Gatlin when he came back in 2010. He ran like 10.2 or 10.3. 2 years later 9.79 at the 2012 olympics.

[@TheRebellefleur27]

Coleman usually doesn't finish well. Don't know if it's panic or not, but his ending speed isn't there

[@goldybolt2402]

AND YOU UPLOAD IT TWO YEARS LATER !!!!!

[@uzomaechebima7886]

Memories ❤

[@SilentPhoenix__]

Rob walker is literally the best commentator you can have

[@shabba_yt1904]

Straight dissin Coleman 💀

[@enzop2835]

That's not Rob walker

[@ExtreemeGroupofCompanies]

This year its going to be electric Coleman vs Lyles vs Omanyala

[@redravenrages6321]

Vs. Jacobs!

[@mitch1862]

Vs hughes

[@Athlete2895]

What about Baker and Su?!

[@derliabubakar8176]

Kapan indonesia bisa buat seperti ini lapangannya, megah banget

[@shawnhinds4230]

Good race congrats

[@aufiahmadfuzi8641]

i have counted jacob just need 29 steps..while coleman needs 30 step to reach the finish line

[@rainfallnow]

in 2024 post 2022 championships, nice one

[@huaweiseremban5737]

Where is Marcel now???????? What we thought was right,a one time touch and go champion.

[@ilriflessometro3877]

Beh, "now" è campione europeo 2024 e ha corso a Turku in 9,92. He's back, altro che "touch and go"! Gli infortuni purtroppo possono toccare chiunque.

[@onigbajamo]

never realised how pissed coleman was at not winning

[@marc20dm]

I love Jacobs

[@d0cn0tes]

Come down , Leigh 😂

[@justanotherwaver9065]

How is that possible. Put it in slow motion and watch both their back legs. Coleman full body was across the line before the other guy. The guy that won leg was dragging while Coleman was across it fully. Don’t make sense

[@ilriflessometro3877]

You have to use the photofinish on the finish line, not slow motion! A hundreth of a second may be invisibile in slow motion because of different angles.

[@mocaxsmush5218]

end up ? a scrub in the 2024 olympics

[@defanello4876]

CRAZY race

[@rozadion1861]

❤❤❤

[@szymon6207]

VIVA L'ITALIA 6.41 ar LAMONTI JACOBS !

[@chibwemasamo6750]

And he failed to come for his outdoor title 😂😂🤣

[@LongbranchOlivetti]

It would have been another bad look for athletics had Coleman come back from a drug ban to win.

[@schooie3787]

yeah but it was only whereabouts failures so it wasn’t concrete evidence that it was a drug ban

[@jemimaabroquah1888]

He didn’t get a drug ban, there’s no evidence that he was using PED.

[@caknelson2254]

2022...were is 2024?

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

Didn't happen yet. You'll have to wait for March.

[@zahidchoudhryzahidchoudhry7452]

Riveting commentary

[@JuliusKamara-sp1pr]

😅😅😊😊

[@Gulatin-q9j]

This commentator talks a lot but all are nonsense

[@LongbranchOlivetti]

He isn't an athletics commentator. He is just general sport and spews out a load of cliches.

[@jkrocks2811]

This is bullshit. Sixty meters race. Ok than start a race, the person who will stand first will be the winner. For their cheep satisfaction people are creating games which proves nothing.

[@Bokesyck]

U do realize Coleman got a better start right but he ended up not relaxing as well as Jacob’s just reaching a higher top end way faster, costed Coleman that win

[@zenscorpio6329]

who angered you 🤣🤣🤣🤣