TOP 20 FASTEST 60M SPLITS IN 100M RACES 

Asian Record 9.83 in july 2021 !

Look man, just because you don't see them run isn't because they can't, it's because they don't want to. Toughest people I ever met are Asian people and out of any other race/s, I'll choose them to have my back against any other race of people.

The CCP must have great drugs in their human laboratories

Ccp steroids

​@@ibz925 Way to discredit one man's hard work. Complete smoothe-brain cope but to be expected by a low IQ Westoid basement-dwelling loser. East Asians, particularly Han Chinese, Japanese & Koreans, are the most explosive race in the world along with West Africans. Facts don't care about snowflake feelings: The COL5A1 gene is responsible for higher elasticity and less stiffness in tendons, with a higher probability of decreasing risk of muscle injury and fatigue, as well as higher flexibility. The only drawback is less endurance. This gene is most commonly found in Yoruba Africans, followed by Japanese, Koreans, African-Americans and Han Chinese. However, although East Asians are among the most explosive races in the world, their limbs are much shorter than Black Africans on average which decreases the length of strides and top speed, making it more difficult to compete at the elite level, so Su really had to perfect the art of explosiveness. The ADRB2 rs1042713 A gene is responsible for binding adrenaline/epinephrine. A gene nominally significant for faster run times, it is a cell membrane spanning beta adrenergic receptor that binds epinephrine (adrenaline). Key actions of adrenaline are increasing heartrate & blood pressure, expanding air passages of lungs, enlarging pupils, redistributing blood to muscles and altering the body's metabolism, so as to maximize blood glucose levels. This gene is most commonly found in Jiangsu Han, followed by Fujian Han, then Guangdong (where Su is from) Han, then Dai Gansu Han Viet African-American Beijing Han Korean Yoruba Maasai Esan Colombian Afro-Carribean Japanese Luhya Mexican We could go on and on, including evidence of genes for weightlifting, powerlifting, fighting, higher concentrations of testosterone and swimming. Unfortunately I can't provide links in RU-vid comments but you can find the peer-reviewed studies for yourself, but a low IQ Westoid can only cope & seethe & is too much of an insecure smoothe-brain to do that.

Su really him

If Great Britain athlete not false start maybe he can do it but the false start distract him

He can't go any faster for the 2nd half of the 100m. He's already reached his top speed. Other athletes accelerate slower but have a faster top speed.

What's curious is that his last 40m were faster in the final, so yeah if he had the same first 60m as in the semi he could've run sub 9.8 and win the gold

@@kossonar2663 not really since he would have used more energy for the first 60m

@@TheoOJamaloO1 doesnt work like that. no sprinter is "perserving" energy. its a 10 second race. they sprint as hard as they can. the reason he ran a faster final 40 in the final is because he was more relaxed

Richard was like at 6.4X

That's awesome.

So there's absolutely no Christian Coleman's 9.86 where he lost to Noah Lyles? Dang I must've thought he did 6.36.

how much could jacobs have done if he hadn't slowed down in the last 20 meters of the european semi-final? Do you happen to have any splits from that race?

Tyson Gay has 6.36 in Shanghai

​@@Joker-he4slJacobs?😂😂😂 9.95-9.97..

Asafa Powell did considerably well in Berlin's finals

@@razor_ramon_ He was such a talented sprinter but his psychology was all messed up when he was challenged. It seems he couldn't handle the threat of losing.

Confidence can affect performance.

Bolt was a cultural phenomena, where ever he goes he was the crowd favorite. Gatlin said he never race someone 6,5 and that commands and controls the noise in the arena with just gestures. He was a different level than even top athletes from other sport that was more popular than track and field. I remember reading that when he enter the Olympic village in 2012 he almost got mobbed by “fellow Olympians” everyone was standing and clapping but his teammates had to protect him as the village didn’t allow bodyguards only athletes. They said everyone turn into a fan. He was more of a superstar than a athlete and I think sprinters folded under the pressure

and still couldnt beat bolt

His explosive start

Su was on steroids

@@razor_ramon_ he wasn’t

@@gj1233 how do you know? Every top guy is on roids

@@razor_ramon_ Every top guy born with talent . If everybody same why not you taking steroid and go compete .

By start I think they mean the first 30-40 meters, but after that really, bolt can't be beaten

For first 20m mf

Nah he can run faster if he wants actually

Sometime he does

Not a bad start but Bcuz of his long leg

maybe he relaxed enough. otherwise he would have been caught by Jacobs

He can't reach 9.7's

he'age

Thanks

There is something called momentum which carries sprinter through the last 20m

@@RegzalTG still could've ran a slightly faster time

Asafa was incredible but at the elite level didn't have a domination mentality, when he easily could've for a while.

@@JT-km6th it would improve his time by a thousandth of a second only

@@RegzalTG slightly more but yea

Yes.

I have the last 40m split of Gatlin from Doha 2006 - 3.38s (9.76) but this WR has been canceled, so it's not recognized

@@speedanalysischannel1165 Ah that makes a lot of sense, he was motoring in the final 40 of that, thanks a lot man!

Probably 6.4 for Norman. Also, for Joe fahn, I think he's going to have a lot of sub 3.40 finishes in his career. He already has a few sub 3.40 finishes. Also you know what's crazy? If you combine Joe's best split times for the 200m 10.3 and 9.2, that'd be high 19.5. I think if Joseph improves his drive phase, loses more weight, less wasted momentum (improved start) and natural development he would have crazy times for both events. What do you think?

@@Pumpxkin Yes something like 6.43+3.43 seems like a reasonable guesstimate of the splits for Norman in his 9.86. Regarding Joseph Fahnbulleh I agree about that his potential in both the 100m and especially the 200m is great considering that he already has shown that he is capable of sub-3.4 last 40 metres in the 100 and sub-9.3 second 100 metres in the 200. It is often difficult to make big improvements to your start but if Fahnbulleh can manage to do it he will definitely be a strong contender in the 200m. Perhaps in the 100m as well.

@@sebastiankarlsson735 I hope the owner upload more vids. Anyways yeah fahnbulleh has tremendous talent. I think dix was a quick finisher too. Actually he made a bold statement that him and bolt side to side at 40m would make him the winner. Yeah no. If bolt fahnbulleh lyles and gay were side to side at 40 bolt would surge past everyone like he did in London 2012. He was truly a freak. Made sub 3.40 finishing guys look like Christian Coleman’s finish.

@@sebastiankarlsson735 I think it is because sprinters like Norman hit the gym a lot and do a lot of explosive work.

@@sebastiankarlsson735 About fahnbulleh, PJ Vazel said that he closed a good amount on Knighton in the 19.49 race and it was around 9.20 as the finish. 9.20-9.23 I believe.

Given his PB (9.79s) split times in the last 30m and comparing it into his 9.82, he lost about 0.1s due to injury, so if he would managed to maintain this speed till the end he would probably even run 9.72s and when it comes to slight headwind which he had in this race, it's comparable situation to Blake's 9.69 (-0.1) , so converting Greene's (-0.2) headwind to maximum legal tailwind (+2.0m/s), he even could get a time of 9.65s putting the perfect race together

Maurice the GOAT? How come people say such nonsense, when there's such an obvious greater sprinter? Does Bolt ring a bell?? Hello...

We can't say him to be the greatest base on that reason. Other sprinters may have faced a same or different problem too.

@@speedanalysischannel1165 sure but if we do that to every sprinter it changes the whole landscape. Like, if Bolt had had a slightly better start in Berlin (0-10 m) like he did in Beijing, if Bolt had had a 2.0 m/s tailwind in either Berlin or Beijing, if Bolt had had his fastest reaction time in Berlin/Beijing, etc. I mean, it gets quite confusing. Maurice Greene was an amazing sprinter, nonetheless.

@@Yes_I_c4n exactly. How can you compare anyone to the fastest 100m and 200m athlete in history with 9 olympic golds and 11 WC golds?

With coleman existing nobody thought it was unbeatable. And not tryna hate but su is the most overrated sprinter ever

@@ieatmyglass4360 hey a record is a record. But ya he doesnt have that Many sub 100m like coleman... but thats what is so impressive. He is and should be a 60m specialist and unfortunatley you have to run the 100m to get a 60m split... i disagree i think that for a guy who isnt the best 100m guy to have the fastest 60m time is incredible. Bolt ran a 9.58 and 6.31 which were both fastest ever. Now the fastest 100m runner is no longer the fastest 60m split ever. Su changed that...

@@ieatmyglass4360 also the second fastest 60 split isnt coleman. Its bolt... atm there is no reason to believe that coleman is a threat to go beat bings record.

@@ieatmyglass4360 how overrated? when he's one of the fastest 60 m runner. Nobody said he is a 9.7 sec 100m runner. So, properly rated.

Yeah but if he was taller or if a taller athlete of Chinese origin was to run it. They would crush Usain Bolt’s world record.

he broke a world record. he smashed it. it's his legacy

@@ohbabycat not a world record, but an asian record

@@Someone-hi1nt he ran the fastest 60m split, as I recall

@@ohbabycat oh yeah, thought you meant the whole race in general, his 60m split isnt official but still incredibly impressive achievement tho

I mean yes the job is not done yet. But his job is to be the 2nd Asian male to reach the Olympic 100m final. Su did not want to plan to get a gold in the Olympic, he just wanted to be the 2nd Asian sprinter to reach the final. lots of Asian sprinters struggle to reach the final except for Su.

If Bolt hadn't slowed down then he would have probably gone through 9.62 or 9.63s. His last 10 meters in Beijing was about 0.07s slower than that of Berlin and 0.06s slower than that of London. Going below 9.50s seems impossible for at least the next 30 years. The Bolt 9.58 race itself is 0.11 seconds faster than Blake and Gay, who are considered phenomenal sprinters. In such a run, you would have to break the 45.5kph barrier, and run the fastest 60m in history.

She'Carri finger point from 86m cost .07 seconds per 10m. At 8.1 Bolt is around 20m out. So .14 seconds for the flying airplane action. Someone will be able to see it more clearly with the frame by frame.

it’s 9.62 not sub 9.5

@@speedanalysischannel1165 they did the maths, Bolt's best time (not including wind or altitude), would've been roughly 9.52-54.

@@JT-km6th Yes he could but not sub 9.50 for sure

Common misconception, Bolt at his best is one of the, if not the fastest starter of all time, just inconsistent

@@IsaacMokChuangXing yep, exactly. There's a report saying Bolt clocked 6.29s at the 60 m mark in that Berlin race. Regardless, Bolt has held the fastest 60 m split till last year, when Su clocked 6.29s. That's why I find it so hard that someone in the near futyre breaks his WR. I mean, where exactly are they beating his time? From 60 to 100 m for sure it isn't and from 0-60 it will be hard to beat him by much, so...

@@Yes_I_c4n that's why I don't indulge in people who say that a sprinter with Coleman's start and Gay/Blake's finish will break Bolt's record cuz prime Bolt was faster than all 3 at their distances

@@IsaacMokChuangXing yes, that's just stupid. I would accept for people to say whoever in the start and Bolt's top end speed, but Gay or Blake? Bolt's finishing stages were always faster than anybody's, so for someone to claim Gay is a faster finisher than Bolt?? But you're right, Bolt was better than each and everyone of them in every stage of the race. Bolt put together everything just right in that race in Berlin. I think Bolt could have topped that Berlin performance in 2012 but his 60 m split was around 0.04 to 0.07 s slower at 6.35 to 6.36 s according to the studies done. This means the 60 to 100 split may have been better/faster in London, namely 0,02 s faster, which is crazy and most likely due to the tailwind blowing a bit faster. But in any case, had he got a better 60 m split (similar to Berlin) and he would have broken his WR for sure.

@@vibe7416 you mentioned Erriyon's 200m time and then go on to say he could challenge Bolt's 100m. That makes no sense.

yohan blake

@@unknownperson12396That white man on 3rd lane

He ran 9.97 in final which is impressive for a 32 years old NON AFRO / NON AFRICAN DESCENDENT athlete

He just got a new pb and asaian record

Oh that race. It looked like Tyson was holding him from 60m to the line.

I'm hesitant and unsure for Bolt's splits in 9.72s race it was something between 6.35-6.36 at the first 60m so I decided to not put him on this list, for sure Gay ran 6.47+3.38. After first 60m Bolt had 0.95m lead and after 100m it was already 1.35m. Bolt made the advantage over Gay after first 30m he then got the time of 3.79s while in Berlin and Beijing it was 3.78s so almost the same 30m start, but between 30-60m he ran it in 2,56s and it wasn't stunning result for his limits 30-40: 0.88, 40-50: 0.85 and 50-60m: 0.83 and he reached 44,01km/h between 60-70m - 0.8180s. Okay summarize it, so as I said i didn't want to cause a commotion but I would be more prone to 6.35 rather than 6.36. I have still a lot work ahead of me and not every race has been fully analysed yet. I'm gonna post next videos in the nearly future

@@speedanalysischannel1165 Take all your time and you can rest when needed. Guess I got carried away.

@@Pumpxkin oh thanks that's okay, you can ask when you only want. Doing analysis and then videos seems to be more tiring and time spending, but on the questions I will try to answer

@@speedanalysischannel1165 I can say that Bolt seems to always surpass the 3.40 barrier on the last 40. Second of all, it's safe to say Powell at his best is well rounded. People say he has dogwater top end speed but his finish is better than Carl Lewis and top end speed better than Lyles.

If Usain Bolt had a faster top end speed just imagine how fast he would be

U mean acetylation​@@blackkid128

@@blackkid128 lol.

thats the trade off, hes a short sprinter so his start is more likely to be blazing fast, just like bolt was taller so his stride length gave him higher top speed potential, but also hindered his start a lot... the fact that he was still able to get out of the blocks even with the rest and pull away early on was insane

Worakls - Salzburg

If you know his case, you shouldn't be saying that. It's really not his fault.

@@Pumpxkin what???? How do you mean not his fault did he take it accidentally in some unknown product or did someone put a gun to his head. Gatlin is a waste cheater who should've been banned for life just like everyone else who got caught twice and the second time was the worst because he knowingly took the drug which was undetectable and threw everyone under the bus like a little bitch when they got caught.

@Faustin Dutoy Bouley before you get up and post trash do your research what was Blake accused of taking in? In Gays case idk what he took Americans are always on something. The I was making is everyone else is banned for life once you are caught cheating twice. Gatlin was caught cheating twice with the second one being the worst case as he knowingly took a Performance enhancing drug that couldn't be defect he should have been banned from even watching races on tv.

thats not the point

Bolt: 6.41 + 3.38 Gatlin: 6.36 + 3.44

@@speedanalysischannel1165 2013 100m final, 2016 100m final and that 2008 brussels race where bolt ran 9.77 and powell 9.83. Also that 2012 usain bolt 9.79 race where he chased down powell and won and crashed into flower girl (lol)

Sorry for being a bit demanding lol. Track and field literally don't have much data for this and I finally found this.

@@Pumpxkin Moscow 2013 final: Bolt: 6.39 + 3.38 Gatlin: 6.41 + 3.44 Rio 2016 final: Bolt: 6.42 + 3.39 Gatlin: 6.40 + 3.49 De Grasse: 6.46 + 3.45 Blake: 6.46 + 3.47 Bolt vs Powell 2008 Grand Prix: Bolt: 6.42 + 3.35 (0.223RT)(-1.3m/s) Powell: 6.42 + 3.41 Additional splits: Berlin 2009 final: Bolt: 6.31 + 3.27 Gay: 6.39 + 3.32 London 2012 final: Bolt: 6.35 + 3.28 Blake: 6.40 + 3.35 Gatlin: 6.39 + 3.40 Gay: 6.42 + 3.38 London 2017 final: Gatlin: 6.45 + 3.47 Coleman: 6.38 + 3.56 Bolt: 6.49 + 3.46 Blake: 6.48 + 3.51 Simbine: 6.50 + 3.51 Doha 100m final: Coleman 6.32 + 3.44 Gatlin: 6.41 + 3.48 De Grasse: 6.47 + 3.43

@@speedanalysischannel1165 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YBn4dz_hVfs.html thanks. I think Tyson Gay and Yohan Blake were neck and neck in the last 40m in Blake's 9.69 race.

no he dont

@@Someone-hi1nt look it up

the runners run 100 metres in this video thats true, but their first 60 metres in these 100 metres theyve calculated how fast they are obv

How people cheat in 100M? By what and how?