Women's 400m Heats - Full Heats - London 2012 Olympics

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Full coverage of the heats of the women's 400m event from the Olympic Stadium at the London 2012 Olympic Games.
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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@christansdad 7 лет назад

I am going to miss Dee Dee Trotter running professionally. Never had the best top end speed but she is one of the few consistent 400m runners throughout all phases of the race and has an amazing closing 200m. The closest thing to Dee Dee's 400m running style now is Polish runner Iga Baumgart.

@robertwilliams667 5 лет назад

Religon

@robertwilliams667 5 лет назад

Show me religon

@wasitovcb180 4 года назад

@@robertwilliams667 l

@xavierchurch6237 10 лет назад

Sanya would've been really close if not break the world or Olympic record if she wouldn've slowed down at the end.

@paulouk83 10 лет назад

no she wouldn't have but she so deserved to finally win the Olympics best 400m runner of the last 10 years. I think a chance to be a world record holder would be in sanya but sadly Koch and the drugged up germans prevent that from ever happening.

@TJ-xq6fj 5 лет назад

Lol 47.60??

@waynehentley4332 5 лет назад

Nonsense!!

@mmmtastyalidzie2435 5 лет назад

It’s the heats. You’re not meant to waste your energy

@jeanp.5929 4 года назад

Haiti needs to come up in the track and field world. We have capable people, just not the funding.

@susheelasusheela520 2 года назад

Christine ohuruogu last minute race is awesome to watch

@ewest8638 7 лет назад

Actually Trotter won the heat because Krivoshapka was doped up

@jackward9901 7 лет назад

Sam West Trotter probably was too; So many US sprinters are it seems 😒

@claromepa4582 6 лет назад

Jack Ward actually it's usually the men. None of the women were doped and she passed the test before the run.

@memelord8240 4 года назад

Jack Ward the women passed the drug test tho

@3748359 11 лет назад

Krivoshapka didn't learn anything from Richards in Beijing it's nearly impossible to run a 400m all out from gun to finish CLEAN the key is to stay as relaxed as possible, run a controlled first 200m and pick it up in the last 200m and bring it home hard

@MrGreenelight 6 лет назад

Negative, It is Key to win. and she won. The other runners stayed relaxed and ended up loosing.

@ranhill62 6 лет назад

3748359 she ran fine, it's just she ran the heat and the semi all out LIKE they were finals. She paid the price in the actual final and didn't mefal.

@ranhill62 6 лет назад

MrGreenelight what you say is true for a final, but this was the semis. She over exerted herself and had no energy left for the final. She didn't even medal. All you're trying to do in the heats and semis is qualify for the final, you do as little as possible so you will have fresher legs for the final.

@phoenixforce6595 4 года назад

You have to remember qualifying first gives you a better lane. Krivoshapka had the benefit of running in the final heat. She knew what bench mark time was needed to get a better lane than Montsho and Richards-Ross who were the hot favorites at the time and she achieved it. She should have adjusted her tactics for the final though once achieving the objective but that's another story.

@PePinmySteP 3 года назад

@@phoenixforce6595 The only mistake she made was in the 1st round where she obviously had enough to relax more. The semis, 3 of them ran under 50 so to win it she had to run fast anyways to be top 2 (Trotter and Wiliams Mills are no joke), to have a good lane like you said, and have a psychological advantage. The final, well...

@alexandrabegbie6151 8 лет назад

I wanna go to the Olympics one day :) My current best in 400m is 1min 12secs (I'm 12)

@paulinerichards3832 6 лет назад

MyLifeAs Alex k km hi l

@bellamarshall146 5 лет назад

you’ll make it😉

@marygo8032 5 лет назад

im 12 my personal best is 1.02

@bushcamper1014 5 лет назад

i’m 13 im a boy tho and i run a 54

@iimoonlights3155 5 лет назад

thats so bad. im 11 and doing 1:07

@chels6197 8 лет назад

Omg I can't believe there is actually a Regina George!!

@natefv7 8 лет назад

Chelsea Hasulube IKR I NOTICED THAT😂

@bellamarshall146 5 лет назад

😂

@bernarditariffoolivos1746 5 лет назад

that back injury made her way faster

@soniaalexander277 4 года назад

Lol Regina George from Nigeria, the name will go down in infamy as the ultimate mean girl.

@roberthahenry8257 3 года назад

@@bernarditariffoolivos1746 b

@thanhho4943 6 лет назад

Sanya Ross so amazing, she’s so gorgeous

@DeeJay_78 11 лет назад

And I beg to differ with you too. She is easily one of the best finishers in the current field of 400 women, especially afetr running 3 rounds! On paper, she should not have come close to a medal ... she was outstanding on the homestretch and few others are the same

@taylorwalker3627 4 года назад

The race starts at 3:46 for anyone who’s wondering

@mteevaay 11 лет назад

I agree, also Cathy freeman has one of the strongest finishes along with Ohurugu and others.

@focusonhim278 2 года назад

Ohurughu

@HandlethatJandal 4 года назад

Russian wins heat, hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂

@affanese96 4 года назад

Whats wrong?

@quelquun1627 4 года назад

Affane they were drugged

@ranhill 9 лет назад

3:50 Heat 1 Richards-Ross 11:35 Heat 2 Montsho 19:35 Heat 3 Krivoshapka

@NikhalDore 3 года назад

lide saver

@angelasmithson5291 4 года назад

Well done Britain, second place!! 🙂

@Jeffryvkl 9 лет назад

DeeDee Trotter did a wonderful job again!

@charlesholder7887 6 лет назад

JFF VSIN iibobmylieqq

@jackward9901 8 лет назад

What was Krivoshapka at 200? I think I remember the BBC commentator saying she was under 22.5??? Suicidal.

@sawtmac 6 лет назад

@TJ-xq6fj 5 лет назад

This is the semi finals

@jasonhill7482 4 года назад

Please upload the heats in Sydney Olympics

@poojapatel5075 6 лет назад

I wanted Regina George to say fetch

@aemiliadelroba4022 3 года назад

The last race , the Russian had a good technique.

@PePinmySteP 11 лет назад

Krivoshapka ran her PB 49.18 by running the exact same way at the russian championships so i guess she was confident enough...

@jorgeadrianmaya4159 4 года назад

PB 49.16

@PePinmySteP 4 года назад

Jorge Adrian Maya 😉

@mystery777king6 4 года назад

THIS RUN WAS THE WAY SANYA RICHARDS WAS REALLY, A REAL PUSHER AROUND THE TRACK, SHE COULD HAVE PUT SOME HURT ON FELIX & JAMAICAN WOMEN SPRINTERS FOR ABOUT MAYBE 7 YEARS IN A ROW MAKING IT KNOWN & NO BRAG, ONE OF AMERICAS GREATS*

@claromepa4582 6 лет назад

Where's Felix?

@ranhill62 5 лет назад

She only ran the 100m (5th, 10.89) and 200m (gold, 21.88) She also ran the 4x1 and 4x4, both gold.

@jordanlee7861 5 лет назад

She had the choice to run the 400 or the 100 at the trials she chose the 100

@FernandoAlbertoGall 4 года назад

I think Allyson could have won the 400m gold but she didn't want to run

@phoenixforce6595 4 года назад

@@FernandoAlbertoGall No. She would not have won it.

@FernandoAlbertoGall 4 года назад

@@phoenixforce6595 she was the fastest in the 4x400 relay and I am sure she would've beaten Sanya Richards

@alicebrown6175 5 лет назад

Krivoshapka should take that 6th place and run with it, old cheater. She surely payed for what she did in the final. She sat their crying for sympathy like she thinks she's the only one that lost. Up till this day I think this Russian athlete should ask herself where does she any European sprinters winning any 400m, 800m, or even 300m.

@petersonlangrine6523 5 лет назад

Go USA

@thanhho4943 6 лет назад

They are so amazing

@thijsbeentjes4008 3 года назад

They're talking about heat results, aren't these semi's?

@PinkInk-yw4lf 8 лет назад

I'm a runner

@ambinarvasag.2371 2 года назад

That British announcer was very jealous of the Russian athlete, he couldn’t make any relevant comments that he only picked on the Russian Athlete what a shame 🫤

@jhamzabdulsali6789 6 лет назад

Yes

@zoegreen905 5 лет назад

*wow Regina George was there*

@patyong7506 3 года назад

I'm a runner

@trungkientrinh7014 Год назад

The moment i feeling totally lost imma not lost I don't want to.. lose ..yu

@mohdikhwannaqib723 9 лет назад

krivoshapka made a mistake in the final . she ran the 300m as fast as she can and out of energy in the last 100m

@ranhill 8 лет назад

She ran her heats the same way. Never a good idea, that's like running 3 finals in week.

@sawtmac 6 лет назад

stupid , she run like 200 then he died 400m is paced sprint 1sec slower first 200 is better

@MrGreenelight 6 лет назад

Negative, krivoshapka used an excellent strategy. It does not matter if you ran your fastest at the beginning or the end of your races. It is the shortest "Total" elapsed time to cover the distance that wins.Regardless of when you ran your fastest lap. Did you see the look on the American and the Jamaicans face at the end of the race? They were totally shocked. Krivoshaka did not make a mistake, she was clever and she won. How is winning uninjured making a mistake?

@sawtmac 6 лет назад

she was the fastest in this year nobody can run that fast in 400 its stupid even if you win 400m is paced sprint not all out

@ranhill62 6 лет назад

MrGreenelight you sound like a troll fool who knows nothing about qualifying rounds.

@jcucufxhhxhxyc1022 5 лет назад

居、一

@dendif1234 11 лет назад

Good

@josecardenas6838 4 года назад

Tell. Very. Body. About. The. Athletes. They. Are. Fastestest. But. You. Can't. Beat. Them. They. Have. Speed you need a hinderance. Walking. Frist. Jogging. Running. After. That. Runing. Fast. I. See. Billy. Mills. And. His. Wife. Pat. So. You. Guy's. And. Ladys. Started. Running. Practice. Day. And. Night. Morning's. Too

@reinanapearlcatapang2587 5 лет назад

manomano

@nellwashington6494 3 года назад

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@foryou6yn 5 лет назад

USA keep up the momentum don't let her get that close

@foryou6yn 5 лет назад

USA

@dougraddi908 4 года назад

Krivoshapka what a beautiful woman. Slavic women are the most beautiful women in the world

@김종천-w5c 6 лет назад

잘 보았시유-

@PuttharSento 4 года назад

OMG

@winnien9342 4 года назад

What happened to Kenya moo ni.last???_ aibu nayo.?but at least mliwakilisha

@magzhankanafin1590 4 года назад

Sanya has got nerves under full control...Other ladies just do not...

@characterunderconstruction5891 3 года назад

I truly enjoy watching them run and don't care who wins, as long as it is my favorite runner.

@elizabethmelendez2107 4 года назад

Orgullo ver a la Puertorriqueña en este heat

@34missgreen 3 года назад

Yo tambien!

@reinhardmoyo8907 3 года назад

Namibia will be back this year with Beatrice Masilingi and Christine Mboma 🔥🔥🔥

@MrEwenson 11 лет назад

SO IT GOES ......

@nicolaem3972 6 лет назад

Mouse deingerost bună bună bună bună bună bună

@olgayatskovska4875 3 года назад

Бути на переді. А задньої опинилась 😲

@zeryang6110 3 года назад

Xong

@patyong7506 3 года назад

SO IT GOES ......

@reneela-touche1182 5 лет назад

my current time 400m is 69 seconds and i am 14 how am i doing?

@rudholquintero7040 3 года назад

Bien RUSSIA

@lutfulloyusupov3672 4 года назад

da xaroshaya ross

@abaiz3041 3 года назад

Как обычно афро в призерах

@youheardme9410 2 года назад

East Germans dominated, racist, for DECADES, until recently.

@sokha326 12 лет назад

nice.

@juliomorales1973 3 года назад

Carol Rodrigues muy buena representación estar ahí nada más representando nos es un orgullo para todo puerto rico nos pone la isla. Abrillar en el mundo