Warholm smashes WORLD RECORD! | Full Men's 400m Hurdles Final | Tokyo Replays
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Watch the full Men's 400m Hurdles Final at Tokyo 2020. In what has been described as one of the greatest races in Olympic history, Karsten Warholm of Norway won gold setting a new world record of 45.94 seconds. He beat his own previous record by 0.76 seconds. USA's Rai Benjamin won silver, while Brazilian Alison dos Santos took the bronze.
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The WR for 400m sprint is 43.03. He freaking finished this 400m with HURDLES in 45.95!!!! INSANE
For hurdles, that is actually so fast
This would basically translate to a 42 second time in clean 400m.
@@gashyrawr 42,7
Just Incredible. All three men smashed the world record that stood for nearly 3 decades. I just wish they had posted this replay earlier.
world record hadn't stood for 3 decades, the guy who won was the previous world record holder, he broke his own record. Still an amazing race.
absolutely incredible!!
@@kylegoins1171 the world record prior to Warholm breaking it only a few weeks before was slower than all three mediallists
I wouldn't call running 0.06 seconds faster than smashing.
@@timmytheinventor4746 0.76 seconds for Warholm. Considering he just broke the world record in qualifying this was significant.
The three fastest 400M hurdles all in one race 🔥
Why do you think that is?
@@gustaaf1892 well it is.. 3rd place is now also the third fastest of all time performer in the hurdles..
@@gustaaf1892 Oh don't we love an online conspiracy theorist? You an antivaxxer too? Bless!
@@duhusker4383 No, I'm a realist and the total opposite to an anti-vaxxer. You're zero from two, so well done you. You however probably also believe in the tooth fairy and Santa Claus if you believe these athletes are all running clean.
@@gustaaf1892 you realized they all have to get tested multiple times for it to be considered official, competition brings the bst out of people, thats what happened here
7 out of 8 runners set national records. Amazing race.
Yep. Maybe in Paris 2024 we may gonna see all 8 set National records.
It reminds me of the 2012 800m final
@@damarfadlan9251 no.
Somenthing like this will never happen again.
@@damarfadlan9251 They gonna run on horizontal escalators in Paris?
This shows how hard the race was.
4:54
"the ultimate performance, on the ultimate day, from the ultimate warrior"
now that's some serious commentating skills
Y-kings* R-Non-EUROpean*
@El Bro Supremo L=GOD
SupERmo=MAra=AmOn Ra
ultiMATE
WARriOR=raRAra
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@Sir Bradulkar Former mile WR holder, Steve Cram
Respect to Rai and dos Santos. In literally any other race in Olympic history, these guys would have won.
And 4-5th wouldve won ever olympics also except Kevin young’s pb
Amazing race! Rai's time would have won ANY other race in human history!
As a Norwegian veteran it warms my heart to see dos Santos saluting when the Norwegian anthem was playing. Respect. o7
@@wt0729 almost, there would have been one other
No they wouldn't have. The other races were on a normal track.
Im Norwegian, in my family we woke up at 5 in the morning, just to see This race!
It was more than worth it!
That's awesome 👌 👏 👍
It's great to see European men beating the African men in a sprint item! It shows it can be done!
@@ivanasukjadic1423 oh boy
Jeg og!
Greatest race in Olympic history. The first 5 runners with their respective times would have won the gold medal at the 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012 and 2016 Olympics.
Thank you for putting these amazing achievements in perspective.
800 m in London Olympics is the greatest race of all time
@@AnmolSingh-pb6yv why is that? which London Olympics?
The greatest Olympic race ever that nobody saw!!
Most of them would have won in 1938 as well, but the Olympics was cancelled that year due to bad maths.
it is very rare that the 3 fastest ever over an event, are all active during the same era. gotta respect all 3 of these athletes
It's rare for three to all set personal bests in one race, but it's pretty common for the top three athletes in any sport to be active in the same era. e.g. The three greatest tennis players of all time have been active for twenty years. No one from twenty years ago (apart from the ones that took a ridiculous amount of drugs) can compete against today's athletes.
@@AutPen38agreed, their rivalry helps push each other beyond their limits
Such a shame there was no crowd in the stadium to see this moment.
Maybe that's why so many records were shattered this year tho lol
That stadium would've exploded!
@@Synsane Large Crowds cause a higher C02 level from exhaling, 60,000 people exhaling adds up. It's also heavier then air, causing it to stay down at the track level. Competitors breathe in less oxygen.
So who's that in the stands?
@@Adrenalean767 Not the public.
The greatest olympic race. Ever. Period.
Perhaps, but Warholm did lead from start to finish, and it wasn't really in doubt. In the womens race Sydney Mclaughlin had to chase down and Dalilah Muhammad and the outcome was in doubt until the final 50m or so.
The greatest foot race in human history
The best advertisement for PEDS ever. Period.
@@gustaaf1892 Best advertisement for saltiness. Period.
@@gustaaf1892 Everyone is on PEDS. Fool
When hype is matched by reality. Sensational.
What a moment. Even the lack of a crowd couldn’t dull this amazing race.
There was a crowd
@@anthonypuccetti8779 90% of seats are empty buddy
@@anthonypuccetti8779yeah, sure, be pedantic. There were barely a tenth of the available seats taken up. Unfortunately they couldn't abandon the games or host it elsewhere. It was a huge anticlimax.
Finally got the rights it seems. Still the most impressive world record I've seen. 400 hurdles goes from 46.7 to 45.9 in 1 race
And why do you think that is?
@@gustaaf1892 The most talented field ever assembled with #1, #2, #3 all time, excecuting a very technical race nigh perfectly, after an extra year of rest and buildup, on a specially designed fast track in an era of massive improvement in the event for both men and women. All prime for a huge breakthrough, though still massively impressive
Rights? It’s the Olympics official channel.
@@wss33 IDK, it was just uploaded several months late for some reason
You didn't rate bolt's 9.58 or WvN's 43.03?.
This time WAS totally expected based on the lead up KW had where he was lighting up 300s and 400s and being half a second ahead of his previous bests. Awesome performance but anyone who was paying attention was definitely expecting a low 46 at least.
Well done Warholm. Your performance was absolutely phenomenal. Cometh the hour, cometh the Norwegian. World record and Olympic record. Truly remarkable. Congrats once again Karsten! Congrats Benjamin!! Congrats dos Santos!!!
Cometh the Viking!
I'm so glad I stayed up to watch this live. Greatest moment of the games for me.
This was one of the most anticipated events for me and was rooting for Warholm. Was lucky to watch it live in TV and simply amazed why it took so long for this to be posted. Once in a lifetime performance where the 1st, 2nd and 3rd places broke the immediate past World record. And that too a record that stood 30 years. 🥇❤👍🏆
For these men to run their personal best and each surpassing the previous world record time here at the biggest stage on Earth the Olympics, is beyond clutch. To me this solidifies Warholm as one of the top 10 athletes in all the world.
Warholm is up there with Bolt, Lewis, Owen, Johnson, Rudishi as some of the best track and field stars ever lived.
Agreed. This is as impressive as Bolt's 9.69 slowing down, MJ's 19.32, Rudisha's 1:40.91 and Van Niekerk's 43.03
2 names you missed here: Jonathan Edwards & Jan Železný
Don't forget Aries Merritt's 12.80 in 110m hurdles
I respectfully disagree with your statement. Track and field is horrible at promoting its athletes on a global scale. Unfortunately no body ouside of Norway that is not an athletics enthusiast even knows who Warholm is. Bolt is just about the only true superstar track and field has had in the last 30 years
@@mathieudube6907 Did you not pay attention to what he wrote at all? Or are you just that stuck up that you just have to share your opinion that has no relevance whatsoever? He said "some of the best", not the most well known.
Alison dos Santos
with such an under rated performance in this final, he was 0.02 seconds off of Warholm's record before the race but he still came third, so fast with a very bright future ahead of him at just 21 years of age. 4th fastest time ever, more to come from him I'm sure.
just got his world title last night😂
@@AnastasiaIoppolo not surprised at another great run, he's been incredible this season
Rai Benjamin's 2nd place time is not to be underrated. It's still over a half a second faster than the previous WR. Absolutely crazy!
The best race of Olympic history..and one of the best moments on sporting history 💯🔥
This that you witness, is the single greatest performance in athletics history. Absolutely in-credible
Until Sydney McLaughlin went and did marginally better the day after. And Gidey in the half marathon
@@Trackstaa_ Come on. This is the best any human have ever run this distance. Just appreciate that. You trying to tell me I should be excited for 51.45 when I see numbers like 45.xx? Lets at least compare apples to apples.
@@Trackstaa_ I don't think so. Her record is 51,46 and his is 45,94. That's 5,52s faster. On 400m flat we have 43,03 (Niekerk) vs 47,60 (Marita Koch in 1985). That's just 4,57s faster.
Warholm is 10,7% faster than McLaughlin. Niekerk is 9.6% faster than Koch. Boyd is 8.7% faster than Flo-Jo on 100m. Gidey is 8.5% slower than Kiplimo. However, half marathon is not on the Olympic program or in the Track & Field World Championship. Her performance is probably the best female track & field performance for years.
@@perrrry well I mean. Obviously Warholms is faster. But proportionally McLaughlin is marginally better
@@borgerborgersen372 it’s not just about % difference. I believe Gidey’s WR is factually the best if I remember. And McLaughlins is fractionally better than Warholms factually
This race and David Rudisha's world record performance at the 2012 London Olympic Games are the greatest Olympic track performances ever.
Funnily enough, 45.94 is a fairly respectable time in the FLAT 400, and warholm just did it with 10 hurdles in his way.
Way more than 'fairly acceptable' in any other context than in the Olympics.
@@wouterschoenmakers3073 45:94 is an olympic level 400 meter. not contending for medals obviously, but certainly would compete in early heats
@@TH-cx2yx Yeah it's 'fairly acceptable' in the Olympics
@@wouterschoenmakers3073 45.94 is not the worst 200m flat
@@RhysRuns That's a terrible 200 m hahahaha
De Santos salutes the Norwegian anthem, what a gentleman!
So I finally get to see this race!?! The local rightsholder in Australia never bothered to archive this (not the event, not the session, nothing), after I literally JUST missed the event live. It's why the Olympics needs to make their own archive accessible to all on their own channel globally, certainly after each Olympics.
Fortunately I saw the race live, but living in Australia too, I had the same problem trying to rewatch it. They only archived selected sessions of athletics on 7plus instead of all of them which was stupid. Fortunately the 7Olympics fb page posted a video of the race which I think is still there if you search for it, but it was only the race and about 30 seconds after- no buildup or extended commentary afterwards
I don't think your local broadcaster "never bothered". They just have a limited licence and the IOC forbids them to keep repeating the footage with the localised commentary. It's really annoying, because here in the UK the BBC commentary is usually what makes the race so memorable. This clip just isn't the same without Steve Cram's commentary, but the BBC would have had to pay a fortune to keep broadcasting it in perpetuity.
Rob needs a gold medal too. Incredible commentating.
His name isn’t known widely enough. By far the greatest scene setter, takes full command of every broadcast
Muito obrigado por trazer está INÉDITA medalha para o Brasil e correr a prova em menos de 47 segundos. Me enche de orgulho te ver entre os melhores... Alison dos Santos (BR), parabéns!
ALisISson=ELgod-SATurn(blk*sun) &SANto=sanTA=SAtan
Why He loOKs So strange?
This silence in stade is so incredible and this race is incredible
Whenever a history of athletics is written, this race will be there. Congrats to Warholm and the other medallists, and congrats to all the other men who made this such a historic race. Amazing.
Why did this great performance take so long to be posted in full this should have been one of the first, well it’s here now so let’s enjoy it again.
They are doing this on purpose.. I was waiting for this race for so long and also for the 1,500 m which they still have not uploaded as of yet
I agree its strange DO they not like who won?
@@Aboukay80 another Norwegian gold 😁🇳🇴
I dont think people understand how insane this race was
why do you say so?
Because it is a pharma-deal
Been waiting for this for months....if y'all posted this that day itself it would have got so many views
Loved the way he powered himself to the finished line
He found an extra gear when the guy in second started closing on him near the final hurdle. The rivalry spurred them on to greatness.
Awesome early morning race!!
So worth setting the alarm clock!
Congratulations Karsten Warholm!!! 🇳🇴
What I love about Karsten is that he uses his "celebrety" status to voice enverionmental issues and healthy eating..... So many famous people make perfume commercial etc., but that is not in Karstens nature. I am norwegian, and I have seen many interviews of his. He is so humble outside of the court. In the winter olympics Norway was the number one country in terms of medals, but I some of those winners make their own clothing lines, skincare+++ and I must admit I have an issue with that. I get they have to do what the sponsors make them do, but still... I am so proud of Karsyens way of thinking, acting, and the empathy he shows....
If you had to choose between Karsten or Benjamin as your boyfriend, who would you choose? Would you prefer to have African children or Nordic looking children like you?
@@ivanasukjadic1423 What kind of question is that? 🙄 Most people chose boyfriends due to love, not because of the skin color..…and no matter how your children look, you would love them more than anything in the world. What was the point of that stupid question….it has nothing to do with what Reidun wrote.
@@In_my_own_mind Agree..
ŚTUPID QUESTION..... In my opinion love is "blind," its about chemistry, loyalty, respect,++++ and why asking in the first place??
@@ivanasukjadic1423 I choose love.... no matter the looks!!!!!
These British commentators are elite--ultimate performance ultimate warrior
For a moment, it seemed Benjamin would catch him, but just before that final hurdle, Warholm "felt" Rai closing in and found something extra. What an incredible race.
Favorite moment might be Dos Santos celebrating a bronze medal, PB, NR and AR with what appears to be his family on the monitors after the race. Goosebumps!
1nd 🥇Karsten Warholm 🇳🇴 45,94
2nd 🥈Rai Benjamin 🇺🇸 46,17
3nd 🥉Alisson dos Santos 🇧🇷 46,72
1st* 3rd*
Incredible and even better is he's a humble guy.
Warholm, a real Viking warrior !
3:25 "This is a race we might, just might, still be talking about many, many years from now." And it was.
Who’s the commentator who said that?
These are the best and most valuable silver and bronze medals I have ever seen.
One of the greatest moments in Olympic history, up there with Keri Strug.
Everyone ran well and 3 people broke the previous WR. Cool to watch.
This was the greatest moment of Tokyo 2020
i watched this race live, and I've probably rewatched it around 10 times. an absolutely astounding race. don't think any other race or athletic event I watch in my life will ever top this
同じくそう思います
warholm, benjamin and dos santos are the three bests in this field ever, and they belong to the same era and are always competing among themselves. what a privilege to witness it. excited for paris 2024
Sad and tragic that the stadium was empty for the greatest athletic moment ever .
In sports you get events that are hyped up, but fails to deliver. Then you get events that are not hyped up and overdelivers. Then you get events that are hyped up and delivers and then you get the 400m hurdles final in Tokyo that is hyped up and overdelivers.
This record wasn't just beaten, it was ABSOLUTELY DEMOLISHED! FFS, the record for the 400m SPRINT is 43.03 seconds.
Really amazing race to watch! I believe the weather was very hot and humid. So to see a Norwegian run a record in those conditions is pretty amazing. Well deserved win and I'm very happy for him and his country.
..I guess if you're hot enough you can stand the heat ;-)
Got goosebumps when varhold came out and started beating his chest.. Champions dont need hype they are the hype.
No ways Warholm breaks this record its just perfection. There is no better one can do
not everyday that you run a world record and only get a silver
Norway absolutely went stratospheric during this Olympics Triathlon Gold as well as 1500m gold
It was a travesty that there was no crowd in to watch that final :(
Moses, Kevin... now this. This is an incredible event, and the athletes delivered. SO glad that Tokyo pulled this Olympics off.
This is lowkey the greatest race ever and I really don’t think we will see some like that again
Μα ποιος δολοφόνος ήτανε αυτός που παγιδεψε τον όμορφή μάς Αλεχάντρο και δεν μπορώ να καταλάβω γιατί μάς πρόδωσε η ίδια μσς χώρα αφού δεν ειμαστε πλέον στο ΓΕΕΘΑ ειλικρινά δεν καταλαβαίνω την στάση του ΟΗΕ και μεις τι φταίμε ρε παιδιά εαν κάποιος είναι πλεονεκτης και κοκαινομανης;Σαν δεν ντρέπεστε όλοι σας
Finally!!!
This took you'll so much time to upload this epic race
At least in this race, everyone who broke the pre-race world record got a medal. In the 2008 Olympics 4x400 men's freestyle relay, FIVE teams in the final broke the world record (which had just been set in the prelims). I can't imagine what it must feel like to compete in an Olympic final, break the world record, but not do well enough to medal.
From the time Warholm broke the original standing world record , I had the distinct feeling he would break 46 seconds, I forgot about this until the Olympics came I happened to tune in to see what was going on and lo and behold it was the 400 hurdle finals, and out of the blue he breaks 46 seconds...
Still a year after I'm still asking myself did this actually happen? What a fantastic race!
It's just so awe inspiring to witness when humans go above and beyond to push the limits of what's possible
Odin was pleased this Olympics😁
.. Odin will in time greet Karsten welcome in Valhalla.
He's now worthy to lift Mjölnir.
This race deserved a packed stadium.
ワーホルムほんまえぐい
何回見ても感動する
前半あれだけのペースで走ってるのに、ラスト40mでベンジャミン離してますからね。
恐ろしい体力の裏にはあの気合いの入れ方があるのでしょうか。。
Amazing reaction, and a fantastic performance from Warholm! Great video!
How did I miss this? Collectively, this has to be the most amazing track and field performance of all time, and on the grandest stage. What makes it tragic is that almost no one got to see it happen. Was it the greatest race of all time? If not, please tell me one that was better.
FINALLY!!! After eons of waiting. You've uploaded the Men's race
Mr. Warholm wins the gold medal and sets a new record while beating his own record in the process.....if that doesn't count as bettering yourself in what you do I don't know what is.
Uma das melhores corridas da História dos Jogos Olímpicos.
When you set a world record, you don't just win that race, you win every one of those races that's ever been run.
The way he hypes himself. I need that energy on a monday morning.
When great athletes pusher each other to even greater heights and times. This is heaven for track enthusiasts and participants such as myself.
They say that he’s still yelling, at home!
Great win! Congrats!
Ironman consists of 3.86 kilometers of swimming, 180.25 kilometers of cycling, before it all ends with 42.2 kilometers of running (full marathon length). Norwegian Blummenfelt , 2021 Olympic triathlon champion , completed the Ironman competition in Cozumel, Mexico in 7 hours, 21 minutes and 12 seconds, setting a world record. Let this sink inn!!
An ironman can truly compete with a decathlete as being the greatest all around athlete in the world. But if they put OCR's (obstacle course racing) into the olympic card, then the spectrum broadens... I await for that fine day to happen..
Even Ray Benjamin also run encredibly fast, I am sure both those two times will stand for 40-50 years.
The only that can beat them is one of themselves in 2022!
So much respect to warholm, im so happy for him. I do feel a little bit bad for the other two on the podium because they also smashed the world record, but they wouldn't hold it. It is really amazing.
I’ve been waiting for this
Pls post all athletic games
Smashed previous world record with time of 46.17 and came second, unreal
Essa foi a melhor final do atletismo desde Pequim. Wooooowww!!
The ultimate performance on the ultimate day from the ultimate warrior. Excellent commentary by the commentator.
... Commentator had it scripted in beforehand and followed it strictly to the end. But Warholm was far too fast for him so he was still babbling his euphoric homage to Warholm when the Viking went to bed that night.
Karsten Warholm should get the male athlete of the year title. I like Mondo's achievement too, but I think Warholm is a bit better
pretty amazing race no doubt...something else that was amazing, sad to say, Allison dos Santos was the only athlete to stand and salute the national anthem of a foreign nation, that shows wisdom and nobility...
that shows you that brazilians don't grow in a toxic western culture that tells them a guy they don't know is their enemy just because they are white
Waited so long for this
Have been waiting for this upload ever since. Thanks
4:59 the look on dos santos his face when he saw the time😂
É sempre um prazer reassistir essa prova. O nível altíssimo, 3 atletas correndo abaixo do recorde mundial e um desses é brasileiro! incrível e emocionante
That has to be the most prestigious record that I have ever witnessed to break it by that much.
The emotions are incredible....what a race.
Undoubtedly the greatest track and field race of this century.
So far.
Karsten Warhom with the performance of the Games:
2008 - 100m Usain Bolt 🇯🇲
2012 - 800m David Rudisha 🇰🇪
2016 - 400m Wayde van Niekerk 🇿🇦
2021 - 400mH Karsten Warholm 🇳🇴
Wayde van Niekerk’s 400m WR from Rio, David Rudisha’s 800m WR from London, and this performance are the 3 greatest Olympic performances ever.
I'd put Bolt's 9.69 in there as well
@@khumokwezimashapa2245 9.58*
@@henryhobert5761 That wasn't in the Olympics.
@@thebestbuscuit oh sorry I didn’t know
@@khumokwezimashapa2245
Bolt ran 9.63 at his second Olympics in London under way more pressure than he was under when he ran 9.69 in Beijing, so that was a greater performance than his 100m in Beijing.
Finally you released the full video
Thank you for uploading this. The best track race I’ve ever watched 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
what can Warholm do on the flat 400m? 🤔 I am shocked by this race, never seen anything like it in my lifetime. Never seen a 2nd place runner lose a race even though they beat the previous world record by over 4/10ths in just 400metres... Shocking 😲
Warholm has the body of a 100m sprinter but the stamina of a 400m runner
The ultimate performance on the ultimate day from the ultimate warrior!
I bet Warholm can produce fast time in 200m and legit get a medal. The first 200m that he ran was absolutely blistering fast and that was not his full speed at all,imagine what his speed like in full sprint at 200m. If he put time and effort in 200m then surely he can be a major contender for the next Olympic or World Championship.
no, and I don't think he thinks so either. That's why athletes pick different events. Our capabilities vary and sometimes fall beautifully in line with a specific event. I do think he could get European 400m flat record though - but not in a season where he runs 400H
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