People say Bolt slowed down after 2012 when they started doing stricter testing in Jamaica but after seeing this, his 2013 and 2015 WC finals times were more impressive than I thought. He always seemed to save his best for the final
Yeah and even when he had slowed down remarkably in Rio, he still won at 9.80 or so in the 100 and some "slow" time in the 200, that he hated, as in visually discomforted by the time when he saw it :) ... The guy was such a beast and tbh, even with drugs, his start for his size was impeccable and the reason he could compete so well in the 100.
you have to account for altitude adjustments also. Powell's 9.72 equates to a 9.74 with 0.0 m/s wind at sea level and Blake's 9.69 equates to a 9.70 despite a slight head wind of 0.1 as Lausanne is 600m above sea level.
+2.0 is too much of a legal wind. It’s unfair on the other sprinters who have really ran faster than Tyson but he still gets tied second fastest all time
Well if we had the limit of like 1m/s then we would almost never get opportunities to set world records because it would be hard to get the right sprinters, right temp AND less then 1m/s wind, and THEN have someone have so great of a day that they break a record. Yah it is sort of unfair, but you can't have everything fair all the time.
Khánh Nguyễn that’s true but my point was that a few other sprinters have run 9.7’s with a low wind, if they had a +2.0 they would be easily in the 9.6’s
When Powell slowed down a lot in some 9.74 race he probably could have gone mid to low 9.6 . I know bolt sometimes slowed down a bit at the end though he didn’t do this in his world records but Powell really slowed down a lot deliberately in that 9.74 race.
I have not read anything more ridiculous than such reasoning. It's even funnier than talking about Johan Blake's 18.99. The 100 meters is not without reason called the royal form of athletics. Clear rules, equal conditions. For everyone, always within the established rules. There is nothing more useless than recalculating time, in the format "what if ..."
Fastest human in the world are mixed people of Samoa decent and Australia called afakasi. They hold all the fastest time in the world. Mikaele pesamino 9.30 sec Sosene anesi 8 sec aleki Holland 7sec and the fastest human ever in the world Paul kaio Powell 6.65sec in 100 metres
@@paulpowell2321 Do you really think you ran 102 meters in 6.65 seconds? Your counting skills are fucked up lmao. Btw how old are you? Because if you are under 18 theres no way you're breaking the WR
-1.0 wind = 0.05 seconds subtracted (vice versa for +1.0m wind) so a -0.6 9.90 would be around 9.87 if adjusted fot example I'm not the greatest mathematician so this is the best way I can explain to you😂😂
@@mssha1980 not a lot of high altitude sprint places that sprinters go to (besides southern Africa and Mexico off the top of my mind) so it's usually not paid attention to
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Powell's form in the 9.72 race is mesmorising, I'll never tire of seeing it
It's my favorite race to watch, the way he just separates and bounces away
The new kid in the block keshane similar to asafa powel
So that means in a fair condition , Jamaica sprinters are the best . Also , Bolt is the goat
Powell definitely a sub 9.7 runner
@@NOSTALGIA.64 why
@@flightreacts4603 he had ran a 9.74 before and in that time it was actually a world record
You could see he slowed down at that time around 10m
Powell v Bolt in Brussels in 08 was one hell of a race, shame Powell couldn't have pushed him that hard at the Olympics a few weeks earlier
Factoring the cold and wet track I think this race was worth more than Bolt's 9.58
@@Nyasalands_Finest exactly it could’ve been a 9.4 if bolt didn’t slightly trip at the start
People say Bolt slowed down after 2012 when they started doing stricter testing in Jamaica but after seeing this, his 2013 and 2015 WC finals times were more impressive than I thought. He always seemed to save his best for the final
Yeah and even when he had slowed down remarkably in Rio, he still won at 9.80 or so in the 100 and some "slow" time in the 200, that he hated, as in visually discomforted by the time when he saw it :) ... The guy was such a beast and tbh, even with drugs, his start for his size was impeccable and the reason he could compete so well in the 100.
Those times weren’t slow but they were normal fast times. Not inhuman sub 9.7x
it was all about the head wind... imagine those two had 1.5 tail wind :)
stricter testing in Jamaica - 2 sheds
Still broke the indoor 100m record in 2014, its impossible to tie him to drugs
you have to account for altitude adjustments also. Powell's 9.72 equates to a 9.74 with 0.0 m/s wind at sea level and Blake's 9.69 equates to a 9.70 despite a slight head wind of 0.1 as Lausanne is 600m above sea level.
One thing BOLT didnt had was +2.0m
He had +2.1m
@@jayjordan7257 he had .9
@@Nubako463 bro he ran a 9.77 in a +2.0 wind in his prime Ik he had .9 in Berlin
+2.0 is too much of a legal wind. It’s unfair on the other sprinters who have really ran faster than Tyson but he still gets tied second fastest all time
Well if we had the limit of like 1m/s then we would almost never get opportunities to set world records because it would be hard to get the right sprinters, right temp AND less then 1m/s wind, and THEN have someone have so great of a day that they break a record. Yah it is sort of unfair, but you can't have everything fair all the time.
Duballer 907 most of the world records have been with less than a +2.0 anyway. Even less than a +1.0 too lol
Excluding 9.69 and now he has 9.71 as his PB which means he is the third fastest 100m sprinter, is it fair enough ?
Khánh Nguyễn that’s true but my point was that a few other sprinters have run 9.7’s with a low wind, if they had a +2.0 they would be easily in the 9.6’s
Faustin Dutoy Bouley he’s ran 9.96 +0.9
wonder what time will it be for bolt 19.19 200m wr with -0.3 headwind also 19.30 with -0.9 headwind
Nice video.
Nice idea!
in London 2012 it was very cold for a 100m race (17 degrees), so that penalizes you a lot; pity because he could break through the 9.58 that year
When Powell slowed down a lot in some 9.74 race he probably could have gone mid to low 9.6 . I know bolt sometimes slowed down a bit at the end though he didn’t do this in his world records but Powell really slowed down a lot deliberately in that 9.74 race.
wouldve gone around 9.68
what a race bolt in 2008❤❤
So technically the record is actually 9.62 interesting
Its 9.58
@@jayjordan7257 are u dumb!
0:51 Caption - Tyson gay - Berlin 2009. 1:05 Caption - Asafa Powell - Brussels 2008.
The race between these is - Usain bolt - Berlin 2009.
Make video, time if wind was +2.0 ))))
What if bolt did get + 2.0 when he ran 9.58 what time would that be?
9.52
@@Someone-hi1nt okay 👍
3:12 💯💯💯💯💯
I have not read anything more ridiculous than such reasoning. It's even funnier than talking about Johan Blake's 18.99. The 100 meters is not without reason called the royal form of athletics. Clear rules, equal conditions. For everyone, always within the established rules. There is nothing more useless than recalculating time, in the format "what if ..."
Don’t they calculate the wind in the 100m
Usain bolt was still going to hold his record 0.9 tail wind isnt that much
Its a nice video
the usain bolt in brussels 2008 would have been faster. bad weather and he stumbles at the start.
Need to do the 200m plzzz
Tyson gay 9.78(-0.4)
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Fastest human in the world are mixed people of Samoa decent and Australia called afakasi. They hold all the fastest time in the world. Mikaele pesamino 9.30 sec Sosene anesi 8 sec aleki Holland 7sec and the fastest human ever in the world Paul kaio Powell 6.65sec in 100 metres
Where’s the source? Kinda skeptical cause 6.65 in the 100m is close to the average rabbit or giraffe 100m, and no human is faster then those animals
@@grassence-djequavion asked Sharni lee tolliday from Melbourne because I'm not allowed to see my video either
@@paulpowell2321 lmao you are not running 6.65,
The track I ran is 102 meter. They analysis and I ran 6.65 instead of 7sec
@@paulpowell2321 Do you really think you ran 102 meters in 6.65 seconds? Your counting skills are fucked up lmao. Btw how old are you? Because if you are under 18 theres no way you're breaking the WR
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Feint - Times Like These Fracture Design remix
@@sprintspeedmedia thanks
What's the formula for this equation?
Link in the description
It flawed because I doubt they are accounting for altitude
-1.0 wind = 0.05 seconds subtracted (vice versa for +1.0m wind)
so a -0.6 9.90 would be around 9.87 if adjusted fot example
I'm not the greatest mathematician so this is the best way I can explain to you😂😂
@@mssha1980 not a lot of high altitude sprint places that sprinters go to (besides southern Africa and Mexico off the top of my mind) so it's usually not paid attention to
@@Southpaw88 true
"Tyson Gay in 2nd place!" Story of this video.