Can i just say that it takes massive balls what Kevin Borlee did. He didnt run his race according to what other runners did, he knew what pace was optimal and he kept to the plan, despite gold going away at a fast pace, just because he knew what he could do, and what he couldnt. And guess what, it paid off in the end
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In defence of Bruno Hortelano, the last leg of the Spanish 4x400 relay team, it has to be said that he is more, or actually, a 100 and 200 sprinter... He barely could advance and rise his knees in the last 30 meters when he was about to win the race, but he was "hit" by the lactic acid and completely worn out after running the first 200 too fast. He could not advance, dramatically lost his speed and managed to arrive 3rd, not even running but almost walking, just because his powerful mental will, because his muscles did not respond (that is what happens when the "Lactic Acid sniper" hits you: muscles do not respond and you barely can advance or even rise your knees). And he could have perfectly fall down 20 meters before the Finnish line. Only his will avoided that and allowed him to finish the race, though he could not win, but finish 3rd. He probably did run too fast the first 200 meters, but that is because Hortelano does not run many 400 races. Only as a way to improve his endurance, as a training method for the 200m; and thus he had less experience managing the effort in a complicate race to run as is the 400. He is good at the 400, but as far as I know, in 2018 and as of today he is more, or actually, a 100 and 200 sprinter.
Despite that Bruno Hortelano could not win the race with the Spanish 4x400m national team, because of the "Latic Acid Sniper" apparently, he is a very good athlete. If I recall well, his personal Best in 100, 200 and 400 are: 10:06, 20:04, and 44:68. Bruno Hortelano, 200m European Gold Medal in 2016, is an overall very good sprinter, but you can not run many 400m races in 44 if you do not run many -or barely- 400 races, to start with. Despite that, due to his quality he has been included in the 4x400 relays Spanish national team several times, and have won some World/European medals with them. He is undoubtedly a high quality/calibre sprinter. Not many athletes can be as good in the 3 distances: 100, 200 and 400. In my opinion, if he is in good shape and "catch" the good races he could be able and has quality enough to go under 10 in the 100; to go under 20 in the 200, and below 44'5 or even below 44 in the 400; only that you need the coincidence of several circumstances for this to happen.
Poor Bruno Hortelano. Being the second-fastest European 200m AND 400m runner coming into this Championships, he really didn't have a great time in Berlin...
Wtf was Duane Cowan doing for Britain on that second leg for Britain? The outgoing runner for Britain is in lane 4 or 5 and Cowan is still in lane 1 with yards to go. They lost yards there and with it any chance of a gold medal.
The spannish runner blew himself in the first 200m's and that's deadly in a 400m... It's mainly about Saccoor holding of world champion and pulling away in his final straight en Kevin Borlée with an excelent 400m's experience... (not going along the spaniard in the first 200m to be able to keep the pace on the home straight)
@@daninio5004 In Spains defense Hortelano is a 200m specialist. His best 400 is 44 BUT he's only run that once and even though imo it's questionable because he's been running 46s every year and then randomly busts out a 44?? Either way I think they tried to frontload the relay and have their slowest leg anchor, get out hard and try to hold on to a big lead but that won't work when you have multiple anchors that can run 44 in the OPEN let alone split 43 on the relay. Spain would have won if maybe they led off with Hortelano and Husillos Anchor.
@@user-ki4xw2rb8q yeah he's run 44.6 ONCE in 2018...and that's the only time he has broken 46. Every year (2013, 2014, 2015, 2019) outside of 2018 he has yet to break 46. So even though he may have ran 44.6 that year I wouldnt trust him on anchor as he jumped two seconds in one Year its not consistent. BUT as you were correct I edited it.
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Great commentary. Had excitement in her voice. Covered all the major moves. Knowledgeable about the individual racers. Needed the splits for each leg.
Belgium is consistently strong in the relay
@@patricksweeney5308 Yes. Dylan Borlee.
@@patricksweeney5308 they also have an even younger brother ryanne who was part of the Belgium junior team in the world under 20 champs
Can i just say that it takes massive balls what Kevin Borlee did. He didnt run his race according to what other runners did, he knew what pace was optimal and he kept to the plan, despite gold going away at a fast pace, just because he knew what he could do, and what he couldnt. And guess what, it paid off in the end
I guess im randomly asking but does anybody know a way to log back into an Instagram account??
I was stupid lost my account password. I would love any assistance you can give me.
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Hortelano went out in 20" flat and died.
Que relevo Espana! Un equipazo pero seguimos necesitando una 4 leg mas fuerte! Que orgullo!!
They deserve to win. 🎉
Phantastic race by Belgium again 👍👍👍
Fantastico, Bélgica. Felicidades!!!
Quel finish de Kevin Borlee!
belgium team is the best👍👍👍
The Spaniard went out way too fast in his first 300m, you knew he was gonna pay for it.
The last pass for Spain took a bit long but other than that they ran a good race.as well as Belgium and Great Britain
In defence of Bruno Hortelano, the last leg of the Spanish 4x400 relay team, it has to be said that he is more, or actually, a 100 and 200 sprinter... He barely could advance and rise his knees in the last 30 meters when he was about to win the race, but he was "hit" by the lactic acid and completely worn out after running the first 200 too fast. He could not advance, dramatically lost his speed and managed to arrive 3rd, not even running but almost walking, just because his powerful mental will, because his muscles did not respond (that is what happens when the "Lactic Acid sniper" hits you: muscles do not respond and you barely can advance or even rise your knees). And he could have perfectly fall down 20 meters before the Finnish line. Only his will avoided that and allowed him to finish the race, though he could not win, but finish 3rd. He probably did run too fast the first 200 meters, but that is because Hortelano does not run many 400 races. Only as a way to improve his endurance, as a training method for the 200m; and thus he had less experience managing the effort in a complicate race to run as is the 400. He is good at the 400, but as far as I know, in 2018 and as of today he is more, or actually, a 100 and 200 sprinter.
Despite that Bruno Hortelano could not win the race with the Spanish 4x400m national team, because of the "Latic Acid Sniper" apparently, he is a very good athlete. If I recall well, his personal Best in 100, 200 and 400 are: 10:06, 20:04, and 44:68. Bruno Hortelano, 200m European Gold Medal in 2016, is an overall very good sprinter, but you can not run many 400m races in 44 if you do not run many -or barely- 400 races, to start with. Despite that, due to his quality he has been included in the 4x400 relays Spanish national team several times, and have won some World/European medals with them. He is undoubtedly a high quality/calibre sprinter. Not many athletes can be as good in the 3 distances: 100, 200 and 400. In my opinion, if he is in good shape and "catch" the good races he could be able and has quality enough to go under 10 in the 100; to go under 20 in the 200, and below 44'5 or even below 44 in the 400; only that you need the coincidence of several circumstances for this to happen.
Spain would have won if Hortelano ran a 200 with less power, and finished strong the last 100. He is not running a 300 meters anchor leg, but 400.
44,69
WiTh a lot of "IF'S" you don't win a race !
Martyn Rooney always finishes strongly!!
Poor Bruno Hortelano. Being the second-fastest European 200m AND 400m runner coming into this Championships, he really didn't have a great time in Berlin...
Wtf was Duane Cowan doing for Britain on that second leg for Britain? The outgoing runner for Britain is in lane 4 or 5 and Cowan is still in lane 1 with yards to go. They lost yards there and with it any chance of a gold medal.
Vive la Belgique
muy mal Bruno, muy mal
Polska was MUGGED a few times LMFAO 🤣😂🤤😅
coz they don't know the other way to win with Polska 🤣
Hortelano como cohete pero sólo 250 metros..antes de los 300 ya iba sin combustible...llegó con el puro impulso...la embarró feeo.
I dont know if I'd call this "dominating". They were lucky the Spanish runner couldn't pace himself in the last leg!!
The spannish runner blew himself in the first 200m's and that's deadly in a 400m... It's mainly about Saccoor holding of world champion and pulling away in his final straight en Kevin Borlée with an excelent 400m's experience... (not going along the spaniard in the first 200m to be able to keep the pace on the home straight)
@@daninio5004 In Spains defense Hortelano is a 200m specialist. His best 400 is 44 BUT he's only run that once and even though imo it's questionable because he's been running 46s every year and then randomly busts out a 44?? Either way I think they tried to frontload the relay and have their slowest leg anchor, get out hard and try to hold on to a big lead but that won't work when you have multiple anchors that can run 44 in the OPEN let alone split 43 on the relay. Spain would have won if maybe they led off with Hortelano and Husillos Anchor.
@@tsmay4598 lactic sniper
@@kennethcoleman1378 Hortelano PB in the 400 is 44.6...
@@user-ki4xw2rb8q yeah he's run 44.6 ONCE in 2018...and that's the only time he has broken 46. Every year (2013, 2014, 2015, 2019) outside of 2018 he has yet to break 46. So even though he may have ran 44.6 that year I wouldnt trust him on anchor as he jumped two seconds in one Year its not consistent. BUT as you were correct I edited it.
Far behind and last. Germany. Actually no surprise.
No Americans? Michael cherry, Lil London the 3rd
Interesting..... No Bahamas, No Jamaica, No USA....
European championships
They didn’t qualify in the prelims
Reading is fundamental.
No martians lol -> European championships triple buse
Track enthusiasts get dumber by the year it seems.
Omelko was clipped by the African from GB
The Americans not in this race? I’m gon
Why would USA compete in European championship 🤣