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Athletics Women's 4 x 100m Relay Final Full Replay from the Olympic Stadium at the London 2012 Olympic Games. -- 10 August 2012
Since 1896, athletics has been on the programme of each edition of the Games of the Olympiad. Its presence on the Games programme has allowed its popularity to increase across the world. This popularity was also strengthened by the creation of the IAAF in 1912. Women's events appeared for the first time at the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam, while the men's programme was standardised as of the 1932 Games in Los Angeles. Although at the beginning women were authorised to participate in only some events, today their programme is almost identical to that of the men.
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@Gmad-cm4nx 4 года назад

Who else has watched this race more than once? This was spectacular start to finish.

@victordavid5570 3 года назад

I've watched it over 20 times and I will continue watching it

@Selamessie 3 года назад

Yesss same here

@tewanwilson 3 года назад

US had 1 of the most complete rely teams I’ve ever seen. Legs 1 & 3 did the marinating and legs 2 & 4 did the cooking. Served up world record lol

@melvinaanderson4177 3 года назад

🙋🏽‍♀️

@jamesmartin9401 3 года назад

And I shall continue to do so.

@t.k.1319 3 года назад

Madison, Felix, Knight & Jeter sounds like a law firm.

@katmossa3503 3 года назад

They came to handle business

@faith6575 3 года назад

😂😂😂

@tyronesmith7218 3 года назад

They laid down the law that night

@vincentjack735 3 года назад

Jamaicans in lane 7 Amaricans in lane 6. No need to worry about any others: commentaries

@chedbeckford8067 3 года назад

Lool yes

@dopeschool 3 года назад

No matter how many times I watch, Jeter pointing at the WR gives me chills every time.

@TheVivrantCatalog Год назад

Iconic moment.

@MsCole2012 Год назад

Every single time!

@motorsportformula1motorgpr816 Год назад

Absolutely

@ebo7310 Год назад

Me too

@Roselleg Год назад

Absolute beautiful ownership of the gold medal and world record.

@brigitokeka4311 Год назад

Felix really participated in more than 3 disciplines for almost every competition she entered. She didn't just participate, she won medals and records. This was a super woman

@andim.8788 Год назад

legend

@americanghanagirl 11 месяцев назад

And she was smooth with running. Didn't look like she was going as fast as she was

@NathanDubose 9 месяцев назад

100 200 400

@brownskynbeauty4 8 месяцев назад

Her form is so dope!

@brownskynbeauty4 8 месяцев назад

@@americanghanagirlexactly

@alphaking7005 5 лет назад

Watching Jeter point to the world record screaming her joys out gives me goose bumps

@randybermudez3677 4 года назад

ah me too

@Mrebosie 4 года назад

Every single time

@darianwofford 3 года назад

Every time I watch!!

@wendell6468 3 года назад

Yep...i get choked up everytime i watch this...

@sunbaby1190 3 года назад

chills everytime!!!!!

@cjasewell 8 лет назад

When Jeter hit top speed it almost looks like she's levitating above the track. Breathtaking. Highlight of the games.

@Wolfsky9 8 лет назад

+cja sewell I totally agree ! Our women's track team & swim team were both just awesome. Different sports, different bodies, but ALL WOMEN, & ALL BEAUTIFUL. Wolfsky9

@ranhill 8 лет назад

+cja sewell When I watch this race on my phone, Jeters legs are moving so fast, she looks like a cartoon.

@zsr0683 6 лет назад

so true

@herose76 5 лет назад

As the name implies jetta

@divadidi1 5 лет назад

Carmelita Jeter’s form was one of the best under Flo Jo! She was running sooooo fast, it was like her feet barely touched the ground!!!! She was clocked at 9.9 for her anchor leg!!!! The first time I saw her run in the Penn Relays many years ago, I knew she was going to be something special!!!!!!

@janayf 8 месяцев назад

i come back every year to watch this. just chills

@WhoOCares 8 месяцев назад

over 10 years later and I still get hyped off of this race

@imhereforitall9218 11 дней назад

05/06/2024- Me too.

@therealb1zzness 4 года назад

Jeter's leg is one of the finest examples of the human form in motion that I've ever seen

@bsjejsje6543 3 года назад

Her both legs are finest, as well as hands.

@francisninja5313 3 года назад

You are great

@susuilu 3 года назад

Fact

@carolharris8020 3 года назад

Her feet barely touch the ground!

@avisrobinson1150 2 года назад

@jrcomo35713 Thank you! Absolutely Evenly Ashford goes down as one of the G.O.A.T.’S in my opinion! so Humble & Graceful‼️

@muvumafred2887 3 года назад

Allyson Felix's screams upon passing the baton. Iconic!

@CorettaJG 2 года назад

Love that part!

@charitynyanchama9393 2 года назад

I was looking for this comment😇🤟🏾

@caiphus321 2 года назад

Sends shivers down my spine

@zdthekilla6950 2 года назад

She KNOWS SHE KNOWS IF THEY KEEP GOING THEY GOT IT!!

@Queeen_Dej Год назад

She sure did!!!! I love it

@laurenreinhold7266 Месяц назад

I rewatch the end so many times because the announcer saying “this is special, this is a world record!” gives me chills every time

@ExotiqBeautii 4 года назад

Jeez! Can you all stop with the positive comments already?! I'm trying to get off this page and watch the next race, but I can't stop hitting the like button on them all!

@Timmyjl25 4 года назад

Ikr😂😂😂

@eurdelljackson8818 3 года назад

AWESOME BOSS BLACK AMERICAN WOMEN

@sabrina.natalie 3 года назад

Vani Jay - you’re breathtaking! ✨

@journey6498 3 года назад

Ur beautiful just saying

@pencilpen8838 3 года назад

i just liked yours you're welcome

@audioshark5292 9 лет назад

Jeter pointing at the world record was the moment of the Games...

@dickadams3171 9 лет назад

***** It was a great moment just wish she had done after she crossed the finish line..I was worried it may get a DF...plus it slowed her down a little.

@audioshark5292 9 лет назад

Why would she get a df

@audioshark5292 9 лет назад

Still smashed the record anyway

@dickadams3171 9 лет назад

Sure did..amazing none the less...but she could have been DQ'd for show boating a little before the race was over....usually looked down on in track is my point.

@smoothnubian 9 лет назад

Dick Adams no she couldn't have. usain bolt did the most show boating in the 2008 100m final. Was he disqualified?

@ramlangoddos4425 Год назад

Carmelita Jeter. The name stays in my mind. Her anchor run for the US gives me chills. The exuberance @ excitement shown by Camelita and the US Team is understandable. Allyson Felix came absolutely flying in her third leg, giving extra ground for the US Team.

@orgeebaharvin6284 Год назад

I just watched it, and I got chills!!!

@annathomas8569 Год назад

Her physique like wow powerful athlete

@boybawang1981 Год назад

She wasn't even running!! It looked like she was floating!!

@liveesunflower Год назад

She put the jets on 😂 she was not playing

@sublimeandcoke Год назад

it felt like redemption for her. amazing sprinter!

@cr3161 3 года назад

One of the best track races ever recorded. Epic splits by everyone. Jetter's iconic point at the clock.

@AnastasiaBeaverhousn 2 года назад

One of?? They set a record!!! 🧐🙄

@user-vm9hh2se7s 11 месяцев назад

There are many races and many records in athletics, so yes, ‘one of’ is correct

@kargelr 5 лет назад

It's amazing how clearly each runner's style differs from the other's. Felix and Jeter are two different machines entirely. Like a gazelle and a train. Both leave me in awe.

@bsjejsje6543 3 года назад

A gazelle and a jet

@philrichter3161 3 года назад

It was such a perfectly built team. Amazing starter and turn runner in the first leg, long strider with high top end speed for the longest leg, short strong stride for the quick curve, and finish with an all around great runner and 100m silver medalist. Not to mention 3 really good handoffs. Just incredible. This won't be broken for a long time.

@trinap.8904 3 года назад

@@philrichter3161 now this is useful post event analysis- thank you!!!

@Oklahomie95 2 года назад

@@philrichter3161 exactly!! I think about this all the time, how if you wanted to design runners for a 4x1 team, you’d get 4 runners exactly like these women. The timing for all of them to be in this sort of form, all different points of their careers, amazing. I agree- we won’t see this record touched for a while

@jordanjordannis2258 Год назад

@@Oklahomie95 Team Jamaica would like to have a word

@Bishopziah 4 года назад

“This is special , this is a world recooord” 😂😂❤️

@mp4vids 4 года назад

He knew it!

@hmackprotection1 4 года назад

Keziah Smith goosebumps Every time

@MrElprezi 4 года назад

Had me rollin 🤣🤣

@AirForceFalcons_9922 4 года назад

Lol!! 😂😂😂

@dc7236 3 года назад

Why do I keep reading this with his accent 😁😁😁

@EvilMonkey7818 2 года назад

Allyson Felix completing the gauntlet at these games. Gold in 200, 4x400, WR team 4x100. Versatility unmatched.

@twolak1972 Год назад

Yup. Felix is the GOAT. What a athlete.

@michellewilliams4458 Год назад

Totally agree

@pariah7917 Год назад

Hold on...she's A goat not THE GOAT...that's FloJo...look her up.

@oatsgoats39 Год назад

madison's first leg was insane. to run faster than fraser-pryce is already a feat, but to do it around the bend on the outside lane is just legendary

@michaelolande8763 9 месяцев назад

This was the vintage point

@tericaclark4871 8 месяцев назад

It's always great when she leads off🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 she did it again in 2016

@OliviaBucklibby 8 лет назад

love how she pointed at the world record while crossing finish line...this is beautiful

@jasondonovan8633 2 года назад

Hello ✋

@motorsportformula1motorgpr816 4 года назад

Who's watching this in Quarantine?? Jeter is Breathing Fire and Passion..!!

@arnoldsiebu9202 3 года назад

Notice how she's floating at top end speed.....perfect race

@christopherhill806 3 года назад

She was absolutely breathtaking in that race!!! Her stride was as graceful as a thoroughbred! You can't help but fall in love with those 4 amazing women as well as athletes

@denisemorton5284 3 года назад

perfect race start to finish CARMELITA TEXT BOOK FORM she will be missed BUT not forgotten

@Niranjana.Jayadevan 9 месяцев назад

This is my 87th time I'm watching this race And still I'm not over this legendary performance by the legendary Allyson Felix and her perfect teammates. Maddison was on fire and gave them an excellent advantage and Felix as always, classy and poised but extremely powerful and effortless. The perfect example for poetry in motion. Knight gave her best and Jeter, what a powerhouse she was. Just like a lioness ❤

@zshakur 3 года назад

Tears in my eyes EVERY TIME I watch this race!! SOOO proud of my sisters!! BLACK WOMEN ARE AMAZING!!!!

@eugenemotes9921 3 года назад

They are Americans you big dummy

@yushuahuesun9423 3 года назад

@@eugenemotes9921 they are black though

@TheQuietTusky 2 года назад

@@eugenemotes9921 really go stand in the corner

@eugenemotes9921 2 года назад

@@yushuahuesun9423 They're not Black 😂 They're Brown Skin 😂 There is a Difference 😂

@yushuahuesun9423 2 года назад

@@eugenemotes9921 so im brown then by your logic. They are afro American but in America they are black.

@johnathanfagundes5847 5 лет назад

whos still watching 2019 to 2021, amazing (*+*)

@falisha1979 4 года назад

Me I seen it 2012 when they broke the record. So as a former track and field aau jr. Olympic in 1994 I stay true to my roots track and field.

@sheissekhmet 4 года назад

Me!!!

@nicolejarel5953 4 года назад

Johnathan Fagundes gave me chills as a kid in 2012, still gives me chills today

@lbu9542 4 года назад

Me! What a stunning race!

@Oceanusnovas-um2zf 4 года назад

December 2019 in the house. These Americans fly through that race...was sweet to see. Top off to the Jamaicans for an awesome job as well. BUT C.Jeter really Jeted through she was unstoppable. Bravo!

@ranhill 9 лет назад

I like how at 5:33 Jeter stopped the photo op because Felix wasn't there. She had gone to get a flag. Class act is Jeter.

@Just1Independent1 5 лет назад

ranhill My school ppl could never, smh

@rogerwallace2011 4 года назад

You are right! Class act!!

@Janexsesay 2 года назад

10 years have past and I’m still here

@bgf236 2 года назад

It’s 2021 and Allyson Felix is still in the game. She is awesome!

@nolaalways3815 5 лет назад

This is literally Black girl magic

@jay-cc9ou 3 года назад

@@imhereforitall9218 duh

@imhereforitall9218 3 года назад

@@jay-cc9ou it's called satire but I am sure you missed that part. ha.

@jay-cc9ou 3 года назад

@@imhereforitall9218 maybe make a funnier one

@heatherwaldorf 3 года назад

@@jay-cc9ou maybe get some common sense and please bore someone else, sir. 😎💅🏻

@jay-cc9ou 3 года назад

@@heatherwaldorf no one was talking to you sir💀 mind ya business.

@venusssvenusss2482 3 года назад

After almost 8 years, when Carmelita points at the screen of New Wr that's another level of chills.

@twolak1972 Год назад

If you made a list of the 10 most Iconic no.ents in sports that relay would be on it and Jeters epic point at the end would be highlighted.

@wlamb9 10 месяцев назад

Jeter’s last leg is so inspirational. She knew they had the record the whole way. She was like a freight train.

@alexisbutler4239 3 года назад

Jeter is an amazing sprinter and her form is immaculate.

@twintopper8659 2 года назад

SPRINTING AT IT'S BEST!!

@rasheedjeffries5754 Год назад

@@twintopper8659perfect form

@dboss567 8 лет назад

"This is special..... this is a world record!" I love that part

@rufushughes4331 8 лет назад

Love it!

@DiezelFuel08 8 лет назад

By a huuuge margin!

@joshuahomme1 8 лет назад

+dboss567 this video makes me so happy.

@check5000 8 лет назад

I love how Ato Bolden said, They destroyed the world record.

@alicejohnson7490 7 лет назад

heyu

@sefamoa7877 4 года назад

These AMERICANS were running on AIR. So proud of our Women. Go USA!

@Vitchfulify 3 года назад

lets pretend there's no dopping

@dontaetrowell5011 3 года назад

@@Vitchfulify your sodium levels are so high LMAO!!!

@pencilpen8838 3 года назад

@@Vitchfulify isn't russia banned from olympics for two years

@Unfazed1888 2 года назад

@@dontaetrowell5011 Just wanted to tell you that you made my day with your comment. xD

@dontaetrowell5011 2 года назад

@@Unfazed1888 lol, glad I could be of service.

@___shakazulu 8 месяцев назад

Pointing at the World Record before crossing the finish line is insane. Jeter is the one ☝🏿 ❤

@smoothkk1 8 месяцев назад

Jeter runs soo strong.. I love it

@IPoopNaked 4 года назад

One of the most iconic sports moments, when Jeter points at the WR while crossing the finish!

@tonyjames4981 2 года назад

just think if she doesn't point, probably another 2 tenths come off that record. lol

@jackbo3070 2 года назад

Truly iconic!

@audioplugg5310 5 лет назад

Jeters feet weren't even touching the ground

@paulbassey1287 3 года назад

E fit be true ooo....😀😀😂 dat lady leg was not touching d ground

@jansonmeachemsr.6841 3 года назад

Big factz like she was floating

@xavierx3949 2 года назад

She was flying

@ojaiallen8004 2 года назад

She was Jeting.

@zshakur 3 года назад

I cry every time I watch this race...you can just FEEL Jeter's passion as she screams....Every leg was BLAZING!! Just Pure Excellence! I LOVE STRONG BLACK WOMEN SO MUCH!!

@admilz 2 года назад

Bro why your comments are so cringy

@paperplate4675 2 года назад

@@admilz it is only cringey to you.

@truth8508 2 года назад

Imagine someone writing "I love strong white women".....cringe for sure. These women were special Olympians in many ways the least of which is skin color which no one picks.

@lars3683 2 года назад

@@paperplate4675 no

@kitejohnson515 Год назад

@@truth8508 I love amazing black women 😍😍😍

@ljr1908 2 года назад

This race is still one of my favorite Olympic moments. 🇺🇸🥇

@rman51 9 лет назад

Almost three years later and I STILL get goose bumps. The world got DOMINATED!

@kionyompenzi 5 лет назад

Never gets old..7 years later, i still get goose bumps.

@justincartwright252 9 лет назад

I've watched a lot of track meets at different levels. This is by far the best relay race I have ever seen. The handoffs were textbook, and that's why the ladies were able to run so fast. As fast as the USA was, Jamaica and Ukraine also got around the track at a fast pace. That makes the USA's time even more jaw dropping. When Jeter got that last handoff, I mean it was like some rocket launchers came out of her shoes. She absolutely flew down that last 100. It was electrifying to watch it live, and still gives me goosebumps today!

@elijahmercer3410 9 лет назад

Justin Cartwright Evelyn Ashford chasing down the USSR in 1988 was pretty damn great too.

@justincartwright252 9 лет назад

Lol! I was born in 1986 so I am too young to have seen or remembered that. I do know that Ashford was a beast in her heyday.

@Juluka69 9 лет назад

Justin Cartwright That one was a bit different in that the USA were not exactly in the lead at the last hand over which in any case was not the best so Everlyn Ashford was disadvantaged in many ways but boy did she FLY , look for it and watch it, marvelous race it was. That was the final of the 4x100 in 88 Olympics in Seoul .

@justincartwright252 9 лет назад

J Oluoch OMG! I just watched it. What a final leg!!! Ashford just got to the line first. Plain and simple - she ran everybody else down. That was amazing!

@Juluka69 9 лет назад

Great , you can now add it to the list of your all time classics

@jamesbarwick1457 3 года назад

Felix is a beast to dominate in all three short distances

@Vlasko60 2 года назад

That's what I was thinking. She isn't built like a typical speedster, but she can really move.

@Slim22504 2 года назад

As amazing as Jeter’s leg was. Most ignore Felix’s leg was spectacular. She gave them that lead. Madison’s 1st leg was superb as well against Jamaica’s Fraser.

@visualizecreate2530 2 года назад

The Jamaican team should have let Price anchor. Not smart to put her on a turn. But I don’t think anyone was catching Jeter on that day!

@Oklahomie95 2 года назад

@@visualizecreate2530 … not smart? Price wins races because of her start out of the blocks and drive phase, meaning she wins or loses her races in the first 40-60 meters, either way her top end speed isn’t what she’s known for or how she wins, so putting her on the first leg is literally the smartest thing to do lol

@albertmaraj 2 года назад

@@Oklahomie95 I don't think so. She's the fastest among the women and I think she should definitely be anchor and pose as their Ace in the hole. Go watch the 2019 Doha women's 4x100m. She over took 2 women and won that race as anchor.

@giwrgoskwnstantinou7891 2 года назад

Imagine jeter drops the thing when she points at the clock. Would have been such a tragedy

@empireone450 2 года назад

@@albertmaraj you are comparing two events that are 4 years apart.. a lot happens in that time with professional sports 😑😑😑😑

@DavidBStedman 8 лет назад

I love this. I get chills watching Felix blow everyone away down the back straight. And the passing was perfect. And then Jeter finishing like she is on fire ....wow

@stevie586 8 лет назад

Felix may not have the best start, but once she is gone, no one wants any part of her!!! She may never qualify in the 100m (ehh again-ish), but she needs to always be a part of that 4x100! Knight and Madison own that turn also. USA will have some tough decisions to make for Rio, because we have got faster 100m open runners who are not fit for the relay, but how can they be denied the spot they have "earned" by doing better in the individual event?

@clodge5196 7 лет назад

Felix has what we car guys call top end engine power, meaning she hits her peak in the stretch

@coffeeliciouslady3271 7 лет назад

+David S, dude Jeter is ONLY 5ft 4in but she runs like she's 5ft 10ins. She's not the height of Flo Jo or Marion Jones but daaammmmmm she's quick. Explain that? Shorter torso, where's the speed coming from cuz her legs are shorter. I'm amazed --- really.

@dawnsowell3435 7 лет назад

Remember, Johns Smith said that Marion Jones should have ran 10.50s if she had lengthen her stride....

@stevie586 7 лет назад

dawn sowell Marion Jones was a born star and I am SO upset she cheated, because I have no doubt she would've run at least 10.6's without them. As a child, she was in all our running books and described as a future Olympic champion one day. So sad to see that all thrown away just to cheat :(

@tays8088 8 лет назад

The starter for Trinidad just looked happy af to be there 😂 I feel ya girl

@sisimazwi1890 5 лет назад

She is the common wealth games 100m champion

@Omoye 5 лет назад

Ahye is ALWAYS smiling and buoyant when announced. It’s interesting to see everyone’s prep faces.

@gloridahowell8642 4 года назад

Oh yeah those are a force to be reckoned with

@robertwashington6923 Год назад

Madison’s 1st leg start against Ann-Fraser was ridiculous!!!

@Unstoppable1985 8 месяцев назад

I have watched this race like a thousand times and never get tired!!! Wooo!!

@chaazyasharal7037 6 лет назад

Tianna was fired up! lol She set it off in the first leg! She deserves more credit than she is given on breaking this WR!

@ranhill62 6 лет назад

ChazaqaYah Yashra'al she gets plenty of credit from true fans of the sport. A strong lead off is what the US had been lacking for yrs. US first legs had to compete with gold medalist Fraser-Price and would always hand off to Allyson Felix with a deficit. But once they added Tianna Bartoletta, Allyson got the stick with a lead and then extended it even more. The result? World record.

@adisaambonisye9332 4 года назад

I totally agree!! Watching her hype herself gives me chills!

@mikhalcooksey7114 4 года назад

ChazaqaYah Yashra'al she was recognized for it she has the fastest time for the lead off leg

@jadenjackson3027 4 года назад

I was gonna say we can’t ignore that she held off Shelly

@koolhandduke4087 4 года назад

Chazaqa Yah Yashra'al--I know I'm late here, but this race ages well, it never gets old. Tianna is the best lead off ever, IMO. The gold medal was effectively secured by Tianna neutralizing JAMs best, the legendary SAFP. Handed a slight lead, Allyson led the charge along with the other women to the WR. Jeter, speaks for itself.

@BdCgWgLover313 3 года назад

I absolutely love hearing Allyson scream after she passes the baton to Knight.

@ScottieDrippen 3 года назад

I get goosebumps every time that part comes up

@jmorgan780 2 года назад

PERFECT HANDOFF

@monalane9726 2 года назад

@@jmorgan780 Now if only they could hold a handoff seminar for the U.S. men.

@jlew3275 2 года назад

It was almost like she was transferring energy the next athlete 😍

@zachd6537 2 года назад

😢🤧 magnificent moment. I'll never forget this race

@maximogimenez9238 8 месяцев назад

I can watch this race 1000 times, and never get tired of it¡

@BrainyySmurf 2 года назад

I still get chills watching Jeter point to the timer as she crosses the finish line.

@Astro2024 10 лет назад

Jeter has such an epic stride

@queenjess2973 5 лет назад

Yes I live for it

@anewzim 4 года назад

I'm a Jamaican fan, but even I have to admit, the Americans were superb. Jeter was absolutely flying. Well done ladies. Well deserved. It's difficult to hate excellence.

@freedomseve9733 2 года назад

I always come back every few months to show some love to these amazing ladies 🔥💪🏽🖤🖤🖤🖤

@ivyjellybean 2 года назад

After 9 years, still here watching this after 2020 Tokyo olympics

@fairytaillover8422 5 лет назад

This is my favorite track race of all time. I watched this so many times!

@anitawilson3638 3 года назад

Me too. I never get tired of watching it.😀

@noelburton8730 3 года назад

Yes!!! And the 4x400 also!

@gemini2butterfly215 3 года назад

Watch the 1988 Olympic Women 4x100 with 1st Leg Alice Brown, 2nd Shelia Echols, 3rd FloJo and 4th Evelyn Ashford ----Go check it out!!!

@billbridge7458 3 года назад

same here

@eazypereira7969 3 года назад

It’s the best race ever..I watched it thousand times.. Team USA was too strong 💪🏻

@sdairman1 3 года назад

I'm a 36 year old male and this is one of the most inspirational competitive achievements I've ever seen. I revisit this video every few months and it gives me chills every time. These 4 women are amazing and powerful!

@obh_westobh_west9388 Год назад

Me too. Simply amazing.

@sudhirchandra9790 Год назад

Why you have to mention your age

@1984reed Год назад

Me too.

@geraldinemoss2380 Год назад

Me to

@tasha3322 Год назад

Still looking at this in 2022. 🙌🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@tamrathomas7221 Год назад

my absolute favorite 4x100 of all time.. watched it over and over

@dtupaea4128 5 лет назад

still replaying this in 2019, that was the most flawless baton change you may ever see.

@ardiewilson1741 4 года назад

@D Tupaea all I know is that I barely saw Felix run. I had to keep watching it over and over again to see her run I know there was a part where there was something blocking the camera's view...... But Sheeeezzz! Those women can RUN!!!

@keiththomas478 3 года назад

D Tupaea Best Ever

@evetsc 3 года назад

word

@veneziablau 7 лет назад

My favorite moment of the last Olympics. Pointing at the sign as she finishes.

@jeremywilliams8202 7 лет назад

that's what I'm talking about

@sherrithorne5634 7 лет назад

Fantastic!

@christophesmee3405 7 лет назад

Possibly my favourite ever Olympic moment during my life time.

@jimmyrios8734 7 лет назад

veneziablau Ñ

@AhmadAhmad-gk6qx 7 лет назад

Jimmy Rios

@supapsych191 Год назад

This race and the 1988 womens 4x100m race with Alice Brown,Sheila Echols,Florence Griffin,and Evelyn Ashford are my favorite two women 4x100m races ever.

@Gopolang10 3 года назад

Whenever I randomly crave a good dose of goosebumps this is my go to clip, seeing Jeter point at the time and react thereafter will always be my favourite sporting moment

@banzrichy 4 года назад

Jeter pointing out the world record always gets a tear out of my eye. This is what we strive for. We work hard and make sure our flag remains higher. 🇺🇸!!!

@odonata9838 5 лет назад

I absolutely love how the Jamaican and USA teams embraced each other at the end! There's often too much negative publicity surrounding this professional rivalry. Major props to the Ukraine, though! They kept it together and held their own during an insanely competitive event.

@rbgrider 3 года назад

Bianca Knight absolutely tore the track up in that 3rd leg🔥⚡💯. Beautiful. One of the greatest moments in sports history.

@kojosafo8247 2 года назад

With that kind of body mass.. absolutely incredible

@misak7349 Год назад

she runs a mean bend

@sublimeandcoke Год назад

she did what she had to do. goddess!

@laker4lyfe890 Год назад

I know I'm 2 yrs late to this comment. But I was looking for some Bianca Knight comments and finally found it! As a fellow Mississippian I'm still so proud of her. Bianca is a yr older than me and in high school I actually had the privilege of seeing her race twice in person at the Mississippi State track meet. Never seen someone run with so much power grace and stride. She's still one of the best track athletes our state has seen. This race was such an iconic moment. I'm giving Bianca her flowers, she's a legend in my book💯

@rbgrider Год назад

@@laker4lyfe890 never too late. Appreciate that piece of Bianca history. Legendary

@alfikh3701 7 месяцев назад

u can see Jeter made huge gap in the last run. Goosebumps!!

@chelsearosie6571 7 лет назад

London crowd was way more hype than Rio's tbh

@TV-fv1ih 7 лет назад

Sadly due to the conditions at Rio, there are simply twice as many spectators at the London final than the Rio one. Dare I say also, the London crowd was a bit more enthusiastic about the US in the race than in Rio, since the re-run and the home team was disqualified!

@mp4vids 4 года назад

No doubt about it! European crowds make you want to be the best you can be! I'm hyped!

@Oceanusnovas-um2zf 4 года назад

@@mp4vids I believe this

@felicia5186 4 года назад

Rio was boring.

@pagekapufi1947 4 года назад

London was great!!

@davids5980 4 года назад

Tianna between 2:12 and 2:25 displays beautifully the sheer exhilaration of being in an olympic final. She was absolutely pumped! Not arrogant, just confidently primed and ready to do what she, along with the others came there to do after years of preparation. She absolutely smoked that first leg and the rest did the same! Great sight to behold.

@Kay-fv7cw 9 месяцев назад

This was an amazing run by the US!! I never get tired of watching.

@USSEnterprise-vc9yf 3 месяца назад

After this, competitors were tested for jet fuel.

@deebee476 8 лет назад

Am I the only one who likes this video over the men's 4x100? This is phenomenal to watch!

@Timmyjl25 8 лет назад

no you're not

@wesleysheppard5151 8 лет назад

I agree 100% Denise!

@JonoYaGem 8 лет назад

It shocked me 😂

@hocusfokusdotcom 8 лет назад

+Denise Bacon i prefer many of the women's events to the men's.

@deebee476 8 лет назад

+hocusfokusdotcom I enjoy the women's events as well!

@melaninrose8373 5 лет назад

2012 Olympics has got to be one of the best years ever!!!! They were setting records left to right!

@chrispinmaadasquire2928 Год назад

I've been watching this race since 2012. The Americans put on a show on that day, and I don't think I will get tired of watching the highlight.

@queefersutherland5977 2 года назад

That was a beatdown. Jamaica ran an almost record pace, and still had no chance

@bertiejr 4 года назад

jeter pointing...one of the most iconic moments EVER

@McLeod2022 4 года назад

FOREVER coming back to watch this masterpiece! Madison gains ground on the first ... Felix !!CRUSHES!! the second... Knight held solid and had great baton exchanges at both ends... and Jeter... no words sufficient... not sure I've ever seen a leg run so smoothly with such speed. Have to watch this several times every time I come back.

@isaacellis1538 4 года назад

Knight did more than hold solid, she ran 10.33 through the curve!

@tikisharose2916 4 года назад

Evelyn Ashford 88 Seoul Korea. She only had 1inch of the baton in her hand was in 3rd after exchange and ran down Super doped up east German and Russian world record holders. She ran the anchor of her life (honorable mention) Flo-Jo was 3 leg and was behind at the baton exchange!!!

@georgeakoto6589 Год назад

I have watched this race about a hundred time now and I still get goosebumps. Such an amazing race! Massive respect to all the athletes. The USA team was simply impeccable here .

@deolihp 8 месяцев назад

Never get tired of watching this race

@sfrenato 6 лет назад

Tianna Madison 11.12 Allyson Felix 9.97 Bianca Knight 10.33 Carmelita Jeter 9.70 Incredible ladies! Tianna managed to run the first bend as fast as Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Bianca run the second bend incredibly fast, Carmelita did fly and Allyson was the fastest of them all - 2 baton exchanges and still 9:97 is absolutely crazy. Let's remind that Allyson owns the fastest split time ever recorded at 9.05 !!!

@slford80 5 лет назад

sfrenato this doesn’t add up. You’re .3 off.

@ucheogu5790 5 лет назад

She's actually Tianna Madison and not Bartoletta.

@sarahelise8579 5 лет назад

A girl on my track team(middle school) is 1 second off of Bartolettas time she’s incredible

@antwanjames5101 5 лет назад

No female can run 9 seconds garbage

@AlltelJohnny12 5 лет назад

Antwan James legs 2-4 get a running start, so yeah they can

@CharlieDiaz12 4 года назад

omg the handoff between Allyson Felix and 3rd leg was literally perfect

@evetsc 3 года назад

all hand offs were great !

@imhereforitall9218 3 года назад

IKR. been watching her since she was in high school and she has not disappointed.

@Skydancer263 2 года назад

I just love watching Knight powering down that track

@karajohnson572 2 года назад

You can hear Allyson screaming at her 😂

@marquissmith7101 Год назад

I remember this race like it was yesterday. THE highlight of these Olympic Games for me!

@michellewilliams4458 Год назад

Ran like a JET 😆

@sabrina.natalie Год назад

I’ve watched this race a million times, and somehow always seem to come back to it. It’s pure beauty.

@User-uq1pj 3 года назад

Allyson Felix made this race on the back straight. She was immense

@monalane9726 2 года назад

Yeeesss! She was insane running 🎽🏃

@twintopper8659 2 года назад

ALL DID THEIR JOB!! THE BEST SPRINTER'S TO EVER RUN THIS RACE!!

@zdthekilla6950 2 года назад

You could hear it in her scream

@csmith5420 Год назад

She ran the best leg in the women’s 4x400 relay too! If Sonia Ross Richardson had matched her pace we’d have destroyed that WR too.

@elenajoseph6630 Год назад

@@csmith5420 *Sanya Richards-Ross

@khalathomas2512 8 лет назад

to watch this it gives me chills and excitement to see for incredible African American black women do this

@KezDezHanzz 8 лет назад

Me too!

@tredurell8740 7 лет назад

You not lying man , wonderful thing ✔

@sarahswati8768 7 лет назад

Same!!

@Jellicious11 7 лет назад

Agreed!

@coltonrobinson458 7 лет назад

why does the fact that they are African-American have anything to do with it

@myersmonica23 2 года назад

This will ALWAYS be one of the best races I’ve seen in life.

@keavint1 11 месяцев назад

My favorite relay race of all time.

@PharmD2be1 7 лет назад

No matter what you think Americans especially black Americans are the most talented athletes in the world. No denying that.

@francishernandez 7 лет назад

nope all black people

@crystalevans2123 7 лет назад

True. West Africans are the fastest sprinters in the world. Black Americans and Jamaicans are of West African origin.

@Ilovemunchlax1 7 лет назад

Fastest sprinters doesn't mean best athletes. Although i don't necessarily disagree. But it isn't black and white.

@jackyhawk6810 7 лет назад

Jamaicans and African Americans are both Hebrew

@loycecorrieririloycecorrie9632 6 лет назад

Platypus all blacks

@greenwolfegreen6028 10 лет назад

I have seen a lot of 4x100 meter relays in my time. I saw my first one in 1968. But this was the finest 4x100 meter relay I have ever seen. The execution was absolutely perfect. They lost no time at all on their passes. I thought the GDR "steroid" record would stand forever but their perfect execution enabled them to remove that phony record from the books, thank God. No one should ever forget this race. You will never see a better executed relay as long as you live.

@learnersfeledi45 2 года назад

The best ever relay team I enjoy watching

@chiefgangmusic Год назад

2022 we still here 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@ourwayne 4 года назад

I never tire of watching this. Jeters run was breathtaking.

@kantricedorsey5267 10 лет назад

This race s just so beautiful to watch, even two years later. The strength and talent of these ladies makes you proud they represented the USA, after some many struggles with relay teams previously!

@tomosoro3466 6 лет назад

Kantrice Dorsey love it

@zain4019 4 года назад

Kantrice Dorsey Yes:)

@jessicawoodworth6568 2 года назад

Came back to this after watching the 4x4 in Tokyo. These women are incredible and Felix is just inspirational. This race makes me wish the Olympics happened more than every 4 years

@Itamey02 2 года назад

This was a well executed race. Flawless changeovers and brilliant individual legs. This is a standard by which all relay races will be measured. Keep coming here because it will take years to bring this record down.

@maxchau1 9 лет назад

Nothing bests watching Allyson Felix runs.The form is just perfect!

@MrsTruthTeller 9 лет назад

Yeah! She really opened up the lead for them big time!!

@KenWAnderson 9 лет назад

I just don't get tired of watching this incredible relay. The Americans were (are) just fantastic the whole way.

@livingstonekiptoo6541 9 месяцев назад

I REALY LIKE THIS,watch more than once

@hremdldw Год назад

Cooking !! Madison 1st leg handing off before Fraiser-Pyrce , 2nd leg Allison Felix great straight , 3rd leg fantastic turn Knight to Carmelita Jeter smoking !