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  • Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
  • Olympic Games
    Barcelona, Spain
    August 8, 1992
    Men’s 4x400m Relay Final:
    1) United States - 2:55.74 - WR
    [Andrew Valmon - 44.5, Quincy Watts - 43.1
    Michael Johnson - 44.7, Steve Lewis - 43.4]
    2) Cuba - 2:59.51
    [Lázaro Martinez - 46.0, Héctor Herrera - 44.1
    Norberto Téllez - 45.0, Roberto Hernández - 44.4]
    3) Great Britain - 2:59.73
    [David Black - 44.9, David Grindley - 44.7
    Kriss Akabusi - 45.1, John Regis - 45.0]
    4) Brazil - 3:01.61
    [Robson da Silva, Ediélson Tenório,
    Sérgio de Menezes, Sidney de Souza]
    5) Nigeria - 3:01.71
    [Udeme Ekpeyong, Emmanuel Okoli,
    Hassan Bosso, Sunday Bada
    6) Italy - 3:02.18
    [Alessandro Aimar, Marco Vaccari,
    Fabio Grossi, Andrea Nuti]
    7) Trinidad and Tobago - 3:03.31
    [Alvin Daniel, Patrick Delice,
    Neil de Silva, Ian Morris]
    - Kenya - DNF
    [David Kitur, Samson Kitur,
    Simeon Kipkemboi, Simon Kemboi]

Комментарии • 46

  • @DGF2
    @DGF2 3 года назад +31

    Andrew Valmon and Steve Lewis always ran relay legs like their life depended on it. Clutch

  • @MoroMoro1
    @MoroMoro1 3 года назад +10

    Us melanated people are just soo powerful! I love this! Set a world and Olympic record.

  • @JayBee23417
    @JayBee23417 Год назад +4

    The Redmon injury and having his father finish the race with him, that was a true moment of inspiration in Olympic history. That was very touching and inspiring because it became about much more than a race!! 🙌

  • @steveomo2001
    @steveomo2001 3 года назад +17

    Steve Lewis was really flying...

  • @OtisAmey
    @OtisAmey Год назад +3

    Steve Lewis is a DAWG!!!

  • @user-vo2gr6wj3t
    @user-vo2gr6wj3t 10 месяцев назад +1

    Can't get enough, watching this 🙌🙌

  • @tyronesmith6112
    @tyronesmith6112 3 года назад +8

    2 southern California CIF runners Steve Lewis and Quincy Watts

    • @Sargebri
      @Sargebri 2 года назад +2

      UCLA and USC respectively. Also, both coached by John Smith.

    • @chicnoir29
      @chicnoir29 2 года назад +4

      @@Sargebri - The same John Smith who coached Maurice Green and Otto? I had no idea.

    • @newgenerationtechnology2930
      @newgenerationtechnology2930 Месяц назад

      @@chicnoir29 Ato , but yep same coach

  • @darrenshaw767
    @darrenshaw767 3 года назад +25

    If Johnson had not been suffering from food poising they would have probably been a second faster

    • @pmodel1
      @pmodel1 3 года назад +2

      I'm surprised his conditioning was good enough for him to still run. They smartly had him on the 3rd leg tho, where the slowest runner usually is

    • @herbertjreid3rd253
      @herbertjreid3rd253 3 года назад +1

      2 seconds faster! Michael only ran 44.8 split. Not fast by his standard. If healthy he would’ve easily ran sub 44 like Quincy and Steve

    • @gezzarandom
      @gezzarandom 2 года назад +2

      Johnson ran a sub 43 second leg a year later. So your right about the team being faster.

    • @hremdldw
      @hremdldw 6 месяцев назад

      Conservatively Michael Johnson Healthy runs 43.80 Relay leg they run 2:54:7 near the later World Record of Andrew Valmon , Quincy Watts , Butch Reynolds and Michael Johnson in 2:54.2 , Johnson running the first Relay leg under 43.00 seconds , Quincy Watts 43.3 , Butch Reynolds 43.2 and Andrew Valmon 44. 5 opening leg , still my favorite event

  • @abdullahishehu8188
    @abdullahishehu8188 2 года назад +3

    Great spirit of sportmanship

  • @kennethwoods6525
    @kennethwoods6525 Год назад +2

    ...and Wade Van Niekerk was born July 15, 1992.

  • @rickygranderson9625
    @rickygranderson9625 3 года назад +5

    That was a super expression by his Dad!

  • @ConcernedCitizen5514
    @ConcernedCitizen5514 3 года назад +25

    It was ridiculous how much press Derek Redmond received for injuring himself and hopping around the track. More people remember him getting injured than they remember Quincy Watts winning the race.

    • @laverdad8038
      @laverdad8038 Год назад +5

      Exactly Quincy Watts is one of the best 400m runners ever, and few people remember his name smh

    • @UTubePhoenix
      @UTubePhoenix 3 месяца назад

      I forgot all about Redmond. I followed Quincy Watts b/c after he ran that 43.1 I thought he was going to smash the individual 400m WR before the next Olympics.

  • @2themoon863
    @2themoon863 Год назад +1

    Crazy thing is-I’m watching this again, on the day Derek Redmond’s father passed away (10/6/2022) at age 81….

  • @cduone
    @cduone 2 года назад +1

    This was awesome

  • @Mac-ix4qp
    @Mac-ix4qp Год назад +1

    Roger Black Biggest bellend move in Olympic history with his baton taunting.

  • @timn4481
    @timn4481 Год назад +3

    44.5, 43.1 44.8, 43.4 ..

  • @gezzarandom
    @gezzarandom 3 года назад +5

    Michael Johnson wasn’t sure if he was going to run this, if he had have withdrawn would Kevin Young have been picked in his place?

  • @kwilson4992
    @kwilson4992 3 месяца назад

    Quincy Watts ran with high knee lifts

  • @tyronesmith6112
    @tyronesmith6112 3 года назад +6

    Derek Redmond still moves me

  • @tericaclark4871
    @tericaclark4871 Год назад +1

    Yesh they kicked our butts but we stomped their asses🤣🤣🤣🤣🇺🇸🇺🇸

  • @201081hero
    @201081hero 3 года назад +3

    I find it slightly odd that in 27 years the US haven't come within a second of the current record (disregarding 1998) despite how good 400 running has been in that country, maybe 4 haven't come along at the same time since..

    • @alexisbutler4239
      @alexisbutler4239 3 года назад +3

      Maybe in Tokyo 2021 with Micheal Norman, Fred Kerley, Raj Benjamin and Micheal Cherry.

    • @henneseslimify
      @henneseslimify 3 года назад +4

      Interrupted by the "war on drugs" our best athletes for 20 years were either incarcerated or a victim of violence. Ametica eats her young not see them to greatness. Were just getting back on track literally with this generation not being as affected by our governments policy.

    • @reginaldm6260
      @reginaldm6260 Год назад +3

      2008 they broke the Olympic record set in 1992.

    • @Coachloosechange
      @Coachloosechange 6 месяцев назад

      @@reginaldm6260did not they just broke the Olympic record

    • @newgenerationtechnology2930
      @newgenerationtechnology2930 Месяц назад

      Nobody is running a sub 43 split like Michael Johnson did that’s why

  • @sundayashiedu7511
    @sundayashiedu7511 2 года назад +2

    Great race for the USA. But, This is the worst televised 4 by 400 meters I have ever watched. How can the tv screen turn just to the winners and cut off the rest of the other teams while the race was still in progress! Wow. JMO

  • @GIJO
    @GIJO 3 года назад +2

    when people were proud to b american

    • @ellen9925
      @ellen9925 2 года назад +2

      Most still are, just expect better, as they should

    • @chicnoir29
      @chicnoir29 2 года назад

      @@ellen9925 - Exactly what you wrote.

  • @rahlohmcdonogh4855
    @rahlohmcdonogh4855 3 года назад +1

    Where Jamaica?

    • @robertridley9279
      @robertridley9279 2 года назад +2

      I don't know about 1992, but since I started watching track, I've never really seen good Jamaican 400m runners

    • @Mighty-ue7bt
      @Mighty-ue7bt Год назад

      Irie

    • @EricForney-uz4iz
      @EricForney-uz4iz 5 месяцев назад

      They are usually deeper in the 4x100 and not so much in the 4x400

  • @couch.patati-patata
    @couch.patati-patata 3 года назад +2

    Derrek Redmond got selfish. Could have got a repeat relay gold after the world Championships.

    • @chicnoir29
      @chicnoir29 2 года назад +1

      Explain in more detail?

    • @couch.patati-patata
      @couch.patati-patata 2 года назад +1

      @@chicnoir29 at the Tokyo World Athletics Championships in 91 in the 4x400m relay England had defeated the US. Redmond, Black, Akabusi and Regis. They could have repeated that effort and got a sure gold. But Redmond participated in the individual 400m and this happened. He was the fastest Brit, but not fast enough for an individual medal.