The high jump world record for Yuroslava Mahuchikh was the most impressive to me since I didn’t think she would get the world record this year. Most of the world records were in a way expected like Mondos and Sydneys
I'm unsure if I'd call it the most impressive, but for me it was "THE WR of 2024" (whatever that means I don't know myself, lol). There are performances that for their event may be a higher caliber, but when they're expected like Mondo who is still jumping below his peak (he could clear 6.30, & has been capable of that for the past 2 or 3 years, but may as well get $100,000 per centimeter) so when he gets a WR it's not as impactful as it's a height that's below his ability. I was NOT expecting the HJ WR to fall so for me that was potentially the best moment of 2024 Track & Field wise. Breaking a WR that was more than a decade older than she was, that was monumental!
And of course on the last day of the year, another incredible world record goes down! Beatrice Chebet has just ran 13.54 for 5k on the roads of Barcelona!
Still can't believe the SEC of all conferences 'cheaped out' on the wrong blocks costing CMW his official WR, smdh! Looking fwd to his NCAA 400m battles in '25 with OLY Finalist Sam Ogazi.
@DanielKendall2010 A spokesperson for the University of Arkansas, which hosted last week’s SEC Indoor Championships, explained that starting blocks “need to be linked to a World Athletics-certified Start Information System” for world records to be ratified, but “head coaches from the SEC schools have voted not to use them.” “The time by Christopher will be referred to as an all-time world best as well as a U.S. collegiate record,” the spokesperson added. “It may also be considered a Canadian national record, depending on the criteria Athletics Canada uses to verify a national record.”
Jakob's 7:17.55 was really insane. I thought maybe a 7:19 (high or mid) was possible, considering his 7:54.10 in the 2 mile from last year. 7:17 is just otherwordly. His finish was also riciculously strong When Daniel Komen did his 7:20.67 hin final lap was 59.09 (His 7:25.16 had a final lap of 59.77, and his 7:25.87 had a final lap of 56.x) When Hicham El Guerrouj did his 7:23.09 his final lap was 59.67 When Kenenisa Bekele did his 7:25.79 his final lap was 56.03 (He also did 7:26.69(57.06) and 7:28.64 (59.35) ) Jakob's 7:17.55 had a final lap of 55.4 (Final 1000m was 2:22.2)
Excellent video recapping the year. It was a lot of fun! Just my opinion, but I would have put Sydney at #1. Anyway, your shows are really informative. Thanks.
In position #5, you meniton that the record is two point one, breaking two point zero nine: I suggest to better say two point ten, since it is meassured in meters and centimeters, and its always mention as ten centimeters, not as two point one. By the way: I love your channel... Happy New Year!
Who mentions it as ten centimeters? According to the decimal rules, TRP pronounced it correctly, unless the high jumpers call it differently to avoid confusion.
In rock climbing we do say the levels as "point ten", 5.10 five point ten, 5.11 five point eleven, 5.14b five point forteen B, etc. But in high jump it should be 2.10 two point one, 2.11 two point one one
Personally I hold Mondo and SML's records higher given how much they have pushed their events beyond what anyone thought possible. Especially Duplantis who jumps 6 m like it's nothing, while the rest of the world's best often struggle to jump even 5.90 - 5.95. Even more impressive the fact pole vaulting is so insanely technical and hard to master. Duplantis consistency compared to his competitors is out of this world.
I'm not convinced with a non-Olympic/IAAF Championship distance for number 1. Who is prioritising that distance in their training? The Women's Marathon is my pick.
Sydney's pb in the 400m indoors is 50.36 seconds, which she set in 2018 as a freshman at the University of Kentucky. She would have been 18 years old then. She has not ran a 400m indoor race since then.
I like the list, but I would switch things up a bit. First place would be the women's marathon. Second place would be Jakob in the 2k. And third place would be Mahuchikh in the HJ. Nothing against Mondo and SML as they are both phenomenal athletes, but they break WRs so often, it's kind of expected so not too surprising when they do. But I do have a question about the first record at #15. I thought I heard that record didn't count as they did not use electronic starting blocks, which is required for WR purposes. Or am I wrong about that?
Ruth Chepngetich's Marathon record is the greatest of 2024, not 3rd. Before Jakob's assault on the 3000m record some thought he had a 'chance' at the record; comparatively no one thought any woman had a chance to break 2:10. To not rank it higher because of unconfirmed speculation is wrong. It makes her performance guilty, until proven innocent. And that my friends is a hideous thing to do. By all means research and investigate etc... but do not convict without undeniable proof. I am disappointed in your ranking. I also feel that Alekna's discus record should have been ranked higher because it was performed under legal conditions, unless proven otherwise. Please do not submit to conspiracists.
Well put.. Jacobs record is aided by wavelength technology which is not available in marathons. Give credit where it is due. Chepngetic was the best in 2024 and I cant understand how she wasn't even on the list of top athletes of the year.
@@michaelolande8763 Well ok but then Chepngetich was able to run behind a male pacer for almost the entire marathon, which is - I think - much more beneficial than the wavelight technology over 3K. I highly doubt she would have run a similar race without male pacers, but that does not mean I discredit her record: my personal top 3 WRs this 2024 is Chepngetich>Mahuchikh>Ingebrigtsen. For your second point I guess to be on the list you have to show consistency during the season, however she only had one (extraordinary) good performance
I heard that Sergei Bubka did the same thing with the pole vault. Wait until Guot Guot (Gout Gout) of Australia gets going in the next couple of years.
2:09:56 was the breaking point for me. From now on, I see marathoning (and much of the sport in general) as professional wrestling with carbon plated shoes. It's showbiz. Sad.
Not olympic discipline should not ranked that high because there are less events. The high jump record should have been #1 as it was both unexpected and also one of the oldest world record.
I'm getting tired of Mondo breaking the wr by 1cm every time. It's not amazing like Sydney or anyone else smashing the previous WR. He should just go all out and jump as high as possible
No offense the only one I don't really agree with is hurdles women 400 being 2nd maybe top 10, and maybe the 60 hurdles I find weird, but that's just my opinion at least.
15 world record in 1 year to me is a lot. There is a new type of cheating going on that was not available in years past. Someone needs to say what it is. Make sure everyone has access to it. Make it a level playing field.
Sube contenido muy amarillista, no es nada deportivo, el canal parece más un reportaje que solo quiere vistas y pues a nosotros nos interesa ver vídeo, entrenamiento y cosas oficiales ue este canal ya no muestra
i think,sydney deserve to be on top with her determination to compete n broke record every single time..same goes to armnd..now thats how we should choose our champ..rite?d consistency..
Plus Sydney only ran in 3 400m hurdles races in 2024 that weren't preliminary round races, and set world records in 2 of those. That's efficient domination.
Yes, he has 3 world records, top 10 in pole vault on the list of top jumps, and he won the Olympic gold medal in 2024, but he's not #1 because I know he could do better! What bullshit this argument is! I'm tired of watching this video at this point, as well as listening to this pseudo athletic analyst, who seems too smart and too big for his own shoes!
Vikings were both Northern Europeans and Scandinavians (there was only Germany as a country, even more precisely countries back then in XI century didn't exist) that migrated to England, or fought with English I don't remember. 😅 (I'm good at ancient history and modern history, not in between)
This was so much fun to watch. Loved it!
2024 has been one of the best years for track and field in a while. 🏃♂️ 🏃♀️
we rollin right in 25 strong !!
The high jump world record for Yuroslava Mahuchikh was the most impressive to me since I didn’t think she would get the world record this year. Most of the world records were in a way expected like Mondos and Sydneys
Agreed. Both men and women's world records set decades ago during the widely-acknowledged steriod era. This is #1 for sure.
Nah
I'm unsure if I'd call it the most impressive, but for me it was "THE WR of 2024" (whatever that means I don't know myself, lol). There are performances that for their event may be a higher caliber, but when they're expected like Mondo who is still jumping below his peak (he could clear 6.30, & has been capable of that for the past 2 or 3 years, but may as well get $100,000 per centimeter) so when he gets a WR it's not as impactful as it's a height that's below his ability. I was NOT expecting the HJ WR to fall so for me that was potentially the best moment of 2024 Track & Field wise. Breaking a WR that was more than a decade older than she was, that was monumental!
@@richardgallimore5976 yeah this was what I meant like it surprised me a ton.
Exactly
A real surprise was seeing Jessica Hull from Australia set a new world record in the women's 2 mile track.
You mean the 2000m track
@@PhillipDunne-x3y Thank you.
yoooooooo loved this video thanks for 2024
This year was on another level, and next year will be even better!!!!!
I absolutely agree with your number one! I was hoping you'd choose it! One of the most epic things l've ever witnessed!
Great video as always. I agree with your decisions for the top 5
And of course on the last day of the year, another incredible world record goes down! Beatrice Chebet has just ran 13.54 for 5k on the roads of Barcelona!
Unrelated, but the 800m was soo close to getting broken. I hope they break it next year.
Not unrelated at all. The 800 will definitely be in next year's list.
I love these videos! Thanks so much😊
what an insane year for records, here's to more next year 🎉
Still can't believe the SEC of all conferences 'cheaped out' on the wrong blocks costing CMW his official WR, smdh! Looking fwd to his NCAA 400m battles in '25 with OLY Finalist Sam Ogazi.
I didn't catch this, what happened?
@DanielKendall2010 A spokesperson for the University of Arkansas, which hosted last week’s SEC Indoor Championships, explained that starting blocks “need to be linked to a World Athletics-certified Start Information System” for world records to be ratified, but “head coaches from the SEC schools have voted not to use them.”
“The time by Christopher will be referred to as an all-time world best as well as a U.S. collegiate record,” the spokesperson added. “It may also be considered a Canadian national record, depending on the criteria Athletics Canada uses to verify a national record.”
@@AllInTheGame01 What time did Christopher get over what distance>
@DanielKendall2010 Christopher Morales-Williams ran 44.49 in the indoor 400m to beat the previous 44.52 WR.
@@AllInTheGame01 ok thanks!
Jakob's 7:17.55 was really insane. I thought maybe a 7:19 (high or mid) was possible, considering his 7:54.10 in the 2 mile from last year. 7:17 is just otherwordly.
His finish was also riciculously strong
When Daniel Komen did his 7:20.67 hin final lap was 59.09 (His 7:25.16 had a final lap of 59.77, and his 7:25.87 had a final lap of 56.x)
When Hicham El Guerrouj did his 7:23.09 his final lap was 59.67
When Kenenisa Bekele did his 7:25.79 his final lap was 56.03 (He also did 7:26.69(57.06) and 7:28.64 (59.35) )
Jakob's 7:17.55 had a final lap of 55.4
(Final 1000m was 2:22.2)
13:54 from Beatrice Chebet!!
Excellent video recapping the year. It was a lot of fun! Just my opinion, but I would have put Sydney at #1. Anyway, your shows are really informative. Thanks.
Yep ,Olympic Final
Gout gout boutta take the world by storm
The world of 16yos maybe.
You spelled Australia wrong.
😂
Jakobs probably like 5th on my list lol
What’s crazy is that the 3000m WR was done in 30C temps. How quick could it have been?
I don’t think a race rarely run can be considered the best world record for the year. The women’s marathon record is clearly superhuman.
Definitely agree. If it was a more regularly run event the WR would be significantly lower.
This year I plan to set the WR for the 325m event.
If Jakob's 7:17.55 isn't in 1st, then there's something wrong
(I'm starting the video NOW)
YEAH, BABY
In position #5, you meniton that the record is two point one, breaking two point zero nine: I suggest to better say two point ten, since it is meassured in meters and centimeters, and its always mention as ten centimeters, not as two point one.
By the way: I love your channel...
Happy New Year!
Who mentions it as ten centimeters? According to the decimal rules, TRP pronounced it correctly, unless the high jumpers call it differently to avoid confusion.
In rock climbing we do say the levels as "point ten", 5.10 five point ten, 5.11 five point eleven, 5.14b five point forteen B, etc. But in high jump it should be 2.10 two point one, 2.11 two point one one
great choice of rankings... gotta swap mclaughlin with ingebrightsen imo but great video either way.
Jakob was the greatest WR this year. 3000m was the toughest WR in the books this year.
For me given when he did it, Daniel's 3k record will always remain 'the Mount Everest' to me.
Personally I hold Mondo and SML's records higher given how much they have pushed their events beyond what anyone thought possible. Especially Duplantis who jumps 6 m like it's nothing, while the rest of the world's best often struggle to jump even 5.90 - 5.95. Even more impressive the fact pole vaulting is so insanely technical and hard to master. Duplantis consistency compared to his competitors is out of this world.
I'm not convinced with a non-Olympic/IAAF Championship distance for number 1. Who is prioritising that distance in their training? The Women's Marathon is my pick.
at 2:26 secs (idk how to time stamp on a computer) now this is comepletley agreeable
Id put the womens marathon record at 1 or 2 above McLaughlins record
And you’d be wrong.
@pgarciaAP Its opinion based so I dont think so😅
but if its wrong for u, then thats ok
Completely accurate thumbnail 💀
Before I finish the video, I better see Duplantis and SML
Nafisa Thou Tiam : 3 Times Olympic Champion in the Heptathlon , in a raw !!! that the most impressive WR
Shoutout le beautiful
1. Sydney
2. Cole Hocker
3. Ingebrigtsen
Murica
15. Christopher Morales world indoor 44.
14. Jose kerr 2 mile 8.00.67
13. Yonif kec... 57.30 1 mile
12. Femke Bol 49.17 400m indoor
11. Letsile Tebodo 300m 30.69
10. Beatrice chibet 10 000 28.54
9. Faith kipyegon 3.49.04
8. Men discuss nicolas 74.35
7.
Does Quincy Wilson have a documented indoor 400M time? Does Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone?
Sydney's pb in the 400m indoors is 50.36 seconds, which she set in 2018 as a freshman at the University of Kentucky. She would have been 18 years old then. She has not ran a 400m indoor race since then.
And in a minimum of two years, all anyone will talk about is the up and coming sensation Gout Gout!
I like the list, but I would switch things up a bit. First place would be the women's marathon. Second place would be Jakob in the 2k. And third place would be Mahuchikh in the HJ. Nothing against Mondo and SML as they are both phenomenal athletes, but they break WRs so often, it's kind of expected so not too surprising when they do.
But I do have a question about the first record at #15. I thought I heard that record didn't count as they did not use electronic starting blocks, which is required for WR purposes. Or am I wrong about that?
What about the mixed 4x400 relay
That was an impressive race
What did Tebojo sign after that 300 wr ?
I think we need more info on Salvodon
To me, Sydney's record at the Olympics was the most impressive because of how effortless she made it look.
This aged well 😂😂😂
High jump is number 1 in my opinion then J Inge then Sydney then Marathon
Ruth Chepngetich's Marathon record is the greatest of 2024, not 3rd. Before Jakob's assault on the 3000m record some thought he had a 'chance' at the record; comparatively no one thought any woman had a chance to break 2:10. To not rank it higher because of unconfirmed speculation is wrong. It makes her performance guilty, until proven innocent. And that my friends is a hideous thing to do. By all means research and investigate etc... but do not convict without undeniable proof. I am disappointed in your ranking. I also feel that Alekna's discus record should have been ranked higher because it was performed under legal conditions, unless proven otherwise. Please do not submit to conspiracists.
Well put.. Jacobs record is aided by wavelength technology which is not available in marathons. Give credit where it is due. Chepngetic was the best in 2024 and I cant understand how she wasn't even on the list of top athletes of the year.
@@michaelolande8763 Well ok but then Chepngetich was able to run behind a male pacer for almost the entire marathon, which is - I think - much more beneficial than the wavelight technology over 3K. I highly doubt she would have run a similar race without male pacers, but that does not mean I discredit her record: my personal top 3 WRs this 2024 is Chepngetich>Mahuchikh>Ingebrigtsen. For your second point I guess to be on the list you have to show consistency during the season, however she only had one (extraordinary) good performance
Just starting a case for Gout Gout to be included at some point. maybe 2025 will be his year :) he's still young though.. plenty of time
Yooo
I click on this channel's vids and I have no idea what I'm about to watch or what the video is about. The clickbait is absurd.
“This will NEVER happen again!!”
I fall for it everytime and I forever will😂. I don't mind at this point
100% agree except this is one of his few videos that has an appropriate title. It's 15 records broken in 2024.
@@ericortiz4977 He changed the title, it was “I NEVER Thought I Would See This Again” when first uploaded
I heard that Sergei Bubka did the same thing with the pole vault.
Wait until Guot Guot (Gout Gout) of Australia gets going in the next couple of years.
2:09:56 was the breaking point for me. From now on, I see marathoning (and much of the sport in general) as professional wrestling with carbon plated shoes. It's showbiz. Sad.
When I think of the word dominance... Ahahaha xD
my glorious king jakob
Not olympic discipline should not ranked that high because there are less events. The high jump record should have been #1 as it was both unexpected and also one of the oldest world record.
Women's marathon record is, by far, the most impressive.
41st
Everyone thinks their first😂
Devynne Charlton 60 mh at 7.65!
Josh Kerr v Jakob in the 100m ?
What kenya. The let kip tum run marathon beat eliud kipchoge 2hr s.and not in No 1 from this list No No my friend 🇰🇪
Wait I might be tripping but where’s kiptum
He ran that record in 2023
@@svenrosmulder2845 oh shoot he did??? Rip
I feel like tebogo 300m record should have been placed higher. Like top 6-8
I'm getting tired of Mondo breaking the wr by 1cm every time. It's not amazing like Sydney or anyone else smashing the previous WR. He should just go all out and jump as high as possible
No offense the only one I don't really agree with is hurdles women 400 being 2nd maybe top 10, and maybe the 60 hurdles I find weird, but that's just my opinion at least.
“To live up to my mistakes” you mean, “to own up to my mistakes”
15 world record in 1 year to me is a lot. There is a new type of cheating going on that was not available in years past. Someone needs to say what it is. Make sure everyone has access to it. Make it a level playing field.
1m 3 views, I think he fell off
Lol
1.0x10^-9373727 nanoseconds, 194984844664737393030373738393030383736383939303636383037364759493038372729292937363639303736373949484746374947464747464536352536656474546465647363763636353535342441416162738484657505947363683939393736353536353654644664646474838292929292920202828383837373636354535353635363646464838393020101919273636464637849504947474 views, bro fell off 😂😭🙏💀🖕😆
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Sube contenido muy amarillista, no es nada deportivo, el canal parece más un reportaje que solo quiere vistas y pues a nosotros nos interesa ver vídeo, entrenamiento y cosas oficiales ue este canal ya no muestra
Love these comments 😂 too bad some people have bad humor
Probably to early because we'll another historical WR got beat the sub 14 in women's 5k
Unbelievable
10:55 just waiting on the people to say it…
Innit
no kelvin kiptum Discrace
kiptum ran his wr in 2023
i think,sydney deserve to be on top with her determination to compete n broke record every single time..same goes to armnd..now thats how we should choose our champ..rite?d consistency..
Plus she had that rivalry with, what’s her name…..yea, no one.
Plus Sydney only ran in 3 400m hurdles races in 2024 that weren't preliminary round races, and set world records in 2 of those. That's efficient domination.
jakob simp
Yes, he has 3 world records, top 10 in pole vault on the list of top jumps, and he won the Olympic gold medal in 2024, but he's not #1 because I know he could do better!
What bullshit this argument is!
I'm tired of watching this video at this point, as well as listening to this pseudo athletic analyst, who seems too smart and too big for his own shoes!
Nahhhhhhh
Unpopular take: Indoor World Records don’t mean anything unless it’s the actual World Record.
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Just in case yu ben drinkin flouride since childhood and you can't remember the last 12 months, uv bean survd.
I thought the Vikings were Danish.
Vikings were both Northern Europeans and Scandinavians (there was only Germany as a country, even more precisely countries back then in XI century didn't exist) that migrated to England, or fought with English I don't remember. 😅
(I'm good at ancient history and modern history, not in between)
@@Luca_._ Ak, ok. I just hear them called "Danes" a lot in Viking series (dramas).
Click bait season!