JAKOB INGEBRIGTSEN SHOCKS THE WORLD | Men's 1500 Meter Final
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2021
- The 20-year-old Norwegian has finally fulfilled his Olympic destiny.
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Huge thanks to Cheruiyot for making this race possible, revolutionizing the 1500 by actually running 1500m instead of jogging 3 laps and sprinting 1.
Thanks to him, all the big dogs in the current era have had to learn to not be afraid to lead in order to be medal contenders. It's a great time to be a fan of distance running.
Kudos to Josh Kerr as well, his finishing kick was also respectable 🙌
That was astonishing!
His finishing ? Awesome !!!!!!!😀😀😀😀
He just left it a bit late, he could most definitely have come second even in this very fast race.
@@frankdooley6451 completely agree with you
I dare say a bit of Viking blood in him too (as they settled in large parts of Britain). He looks more like one than Ingebrigsten!
The dream comes true in pure glory for Jakob Ingebrigtsen. A massively deserved win in a perfect race. Hats off to Timothy Cheruiyot as a great champion. Timothy gave his Kenyan flag wristband to Jakob after the race. And a shout-out to TRP for getting out this video so fast after the race!
why did Cheruiyot not participate in the 2016 1500m? It seemed like a weak field in 2016 that allowed Centrowitz such a golden opportunity. It was super competitive this Olympics.
@Logan Dowell
From what I can tell he came fourth in the Kenyan Olympic trials
@@wyattcreeper6780 Wow, interesting
The Kenyan trials are not perfect. They do it in high altitude which doesn’t get them the best acclimatized runners.
@@wyattcreeper6780 He was a late addition to this year’s team, as I recall.
It’s so nice to see an Olympic 1500m final that’s all pure speed and not slow and tactical.
It couldn't be more of a contrast to the 2016 race.
Smart running by taking the pace out fast. If you can run 3:28 then run it. Why give guys who run 3:30 a chance to beat you. I never understood that.
5000m was speedy, thts how they took out Katir
@@Eric-lx8hp Nah because katir can run 12:50 I think what happened is that it was one race too late and he basically bottled it. He didn’t look like his normal self at all and had no bounce
And no Centrowitz.
Absolutely astonishing! I couldn’t believe what I was witnessing as the final 200m played out. I’m so happy that Jakob, the underdog, finally took down Timothy after many losses and upsets. What a marvelous race!
Underdog? he is much younger and has been growing all the time
@@mathematics5573 Yes, underdog. Ingebrigtsen and Cheruiyot had raced 10 times before this race. Cheruiyot had won every single time.
When you used to race against him in HS all you heard everyone say was look at the gap
Well deserved win for Jakob as Cheruiyot destroyed himself with stupid racing strategy, sleepy start positioning last then pulling all the way to the front at 400m while Jakob held steadily hard pace and waited for kick, still I'm amazed Cheruiyot ran 3:29 without the clue of pace.
@@19Kamau79 I don't think it was that clueless. It was a lot like how he ran to win in 2019. It was just a faster first lap and it took him longer to get to the front. He probably figured he could burn off their kick like he did before. Unfortunately for him, Jakob was able to stick with him and respond.
Jeez man the top 6 all broke the OR , come on guys immense respect , so talented .
Yes!!! And only 20 yrs old 🔥🔥🔥
They say the superspikes and the fast track were worth almost 1 second per lap. Combine that with a clear desire by the top guys to make it a non-tactical race and the times are not that surprising.
The old previous olympic record of 3:32 was set in 1984 I believe by Seb Coe. Then it was broken in the semi-finals and again in the finals. Best 1500 race since Seb Coe won in 1984.
Unbelievable to see Norway win 2 Gold medals to go with event records in the running events.... Karsten Warholm (400m Hurdles) and Jakob Ingebrigtsen (1500m)... ;-)
I can confirm we are quite pleased in Norway 🇳🇴🙌🏻
Both amazing talents! That was the smoothest 3:28 I have ever seen. Congrats to Norway!
Not to mention gold for Norway in the beach volleyball!
And also Norwegian gold in the Triathlon -Kristian Blummenfelt
@Harald Hardrada The area where Jacob grow up is also known as one of the flattest areas in all of Norway.
Jakob is going to be approaching the world record by the next Olympic cycle.
His father and trainer just announced in Norwegian news that they will be making at attempt at the WR.
So there is a chance that he breaks it way before that if we are to believe them.
@@agilagilsen8714 innit I always think he's older than he is, if his peak is average at 26 thatnwould be insane record
He’s gonna break it way before then
@@agilagilsen8714 Give him cool weather and a fast track and pacing lights and a pacer to create a slipstream, plus Nike carbon plate shoes...
@@Gardener7 there’s a perfect track for that, it’s called hayward field/tracktown usa
This looked within himself still. I think the WR is almost in his reach. Hopefully they take an attempt at it soon while he's in this form.
Man, Norway is doing something right these past few years and they have one of the most thorough anti-doping systems of any country. It's nice a change to have such incredible performances with little doubt that the athletes are clean.
Luckily, "The power of 10'000 vikings" is not on the doping list ;P
Lmao
Both Ingebrigtsen and Warholm, along with almost all the best athletes in track and field, swimming and most sports are on drugs, many champions throughout history easily passed drug tests while taking performance enhancing drugs, you are a useful idiot
Statistically, it is 4 years away from these 19/20 year olds. El Guerrouj and Morceli were 24 and 25 when they set the world record.
@@JohnSmith-yn9ie haha you jelous idiot. we norwegians like to win, but not by cheating. 100% he is clean, same with Warholm
I wouldn't say he "shocked" the world. He was one of the top athletes in this race. Anyone following the sport gave Jacob a shot to win.
Jakob*
I didn't
I agree. As much as I love these videos, when TRP says somebody shocked the world, it's usually a mild upset at best.
I think the shock is more the time rather than the result
Well, the channel indulges in exaggeration. What was shocking, is how easily he got the gold. One fast lap to ensure a safe race; stick behind the rival; when he finally kicked it was immediately clear it was game over.
The project "The Ingebrigtsen Family" has been a real success. With a father with no trainer experience, starts with Henrik Ingebrigtsen as a trial case. As the father was seeking knowledge from the experts on training, applying it on Filip Ingebrigtsen, a better and faster runner with less injuries was formed. It culminates with Jacob whose result came clear today. This is a "family worked out" project for which we should expect more revolutionary results. And there are more kids in the family. LOL
I agreed! I've enjoyed learning their family story, and seeing Jakob and his brothers run over the years! Congrats to Jakob on his gold medal win!
Yes the 13 year old sister is competing and superfast
Hopefully this doesn’t turn out to be a controversial win
They’re like the Kardashians of track, but, y’know, actually very talented...
@@Khotsa I would be concerned if he came from nothing. But Jacob has been gradually improving in a way that is in order with gradually more miles and intensity. So I doubt there is a Florence Griffith Joyner here LOL
As a Kenyan I have to begrudgingly say congratulations to him. That was very impressive!
We Kenyan Are equally proud of Cheruiyot and Jakob, Man maketh Man. Both have sharpened each other.
Don’t forget that Hocker still PR’d again… by like 2 whole seconds. These 20-year-olds are crazy talented.
For Hocker to keep running pr’s after such a long racing season is impressive. Go Ducks!
Just take in the fact that this man is only 20 🤯 Everyone will fear him as they should 😬👀
Agreed. Up and comers like Cole Hocker were born in the wrong decade. They will be in the shadow of “The Viking” for a long time.
Uh
True. Middle distance runners tend to peak a lot later in life than a lot of other athletes.
@@grahamstrouse1165 Excatly and they're all the same age. Cole will be competing with these guys his entire career.
This was probably the race I was most excited for and I'm most definitely not disappointed! This was an absolutely outstanding performance from ALL of the athletes!
I’m a Kenyan 🇰🇪 and I say congratulations 🥳 to Jakob.Congratulations to our Hero Timothy and everyone that ran the marathon.
Hocker can’t be too disappointed; he smashed his PB by 2 seconds and broke the previous OR. Good things to come from him and Jakob in the years to come.
You can't ask more than doing your PB on the world stage!!
And he looked strong in the final 200 meters, picking off a few runners. Not a blazing kick like at the trials, but after rounds and on a PB day that shows more upside to him.
Cole has had such an incredible year. When push came to shove he was simply a bit outclassed. The elites insisted on running 56s laps and he had to run 57-58s to have any of that closing kick. I was pulling for him but the best kick in the world won't help when you are behind by half a football field with 300m to go. Still a really solid performance and he can certainly hold his head high. He has 3 seconds to make up on Jakob and it's possible he will run in his shadow for the majority of his career. Here's to additional improvement!
@MO Mes he has a decade of his prime left…
@MO Mes I'm not so sure that is the case. Placing 6th in one of the more competitive events is nothing to sneeze at. Hocker did not have international experience prior to this race. With more international experience he will be a force at the event.
For somebody that does not have cable and would rather not go to a sports bar in order to watch live shows, you're a life saver. Thank you so much for these videos!!!
With so many in the field that could put down a :53 in the last lap, Jakob did what he had to do, take it out in :56. Then Timothy, thinking he had to take out the big kickers himself, poured it on through the middle. Then Jakob used his immense strength to bring it home. Beautiful.
I don’t think he “shocked” too many people. Jakob has been a phenom for several years. He and Cheriyut turned it into a big boy race and stretched the field way out eliminating the chances of guys like Hocker. Brilliant win anc not unexpected given his rise. Nice run by Cheriyut and Kerr as well.
Yeah running the fastest the planet has recorded not a big deal. He is good... to be expected... You sound like an overweight losser driving 15-20 over the speed limit to compensate for how long it took to get in your vehicle and wrap the seat belt around your miserable ass.
Wow those are some childish comments!
@@ParallelMango what???
@@ParallelMango What are you on about? He didn’t run the fastedt time ever recorded, nor did he really surprise anyone, nearly everyone had him as their number two after Cheriyot. He was one of the favourites to win.
bro
how about that kick from hocker getting all the way up to 6th from 10 in the final 300m, kid’s got a future
As an Oregonian, I couldn’t be more proud of the guy. He exceeded my expectations given the world class field and his previous PRs
I had high hopes for Jakob. I knew he’d get 1st or 2nd. I had him at 2nd place. To bad tim went out so fast! If he went like 1:53 through 800 he would’ve had more of a kick. But he’s a warrior and wasn’t scared to push the pace which is SUPER RESPECTABLE.
I respect him so much for that, Tim is a class act and brave runner. Hats off to Jakob today, amazing performances from top 3
@@mumiaali4821 yes! He does what he always does and has no fear going fast! Jakob ran a bit smarter and forced Tim to speed up to go in front of him which was probably planned to perfection. Very smart move for Jakob.
@@God-cm5xs yeah, Tim definitely took the bait. Had he tucked in and left it to the last 500m he probably could have a fierce kick left.
However it would slow a lot and there were a lot of dangerous kickers (including Ingebrigtsen) in the mix and of course the risk of getting boxed or tripping.
A fast pace would always guarantee him a medal.
A slower pace over 3:33 would be very risky especially with that long stride.
It was a great race from both of them
@@lisbonapartments7203 well I’m saying Tim ran 3:28 with like a 1:53 first 800. He ran 3:29. So if just paced slightly different it would’ve been a lean at the line probably.
Jacob was going to win whatever the pace. Perfectly peaked and prepared by his father and brothers.
Man Josh Kerr wow I totally was sleeping on him I was not expecting him to get third. Amazing run by Josh, super well deserved. Jakob winning was awesome too this kid is a total beast.
Incredible! YOU ALWAYS KNEW that Jakob Ingebrigtsen was going to be the BEST; It was just a matter of time, as always.
Jakob and karsten, Blumenfelt too, came from another world to track and field and runnin' galaxy. Mayo their starship linger for long time !!!!!! Norway land of Champions !!!!!!!
As a Brit I was routing for all three of our finalists but you can't help but appreciate the raw talent of Ingebrigson. So happy for him, he truly is a fantastic talent.
Wow! Norway has killed it in the 1500m and 400m hurdle races!! Just INSANE 😳😳😳
Thanks for this great take on today's race! I've watched Jakob for years, working to get past Cheruiyot. This was indeed a well-timed breakthrough performance!
How is no one talking about Cole Hocker? Until the final lap he was in like 9-10th and he managed to get 6th. Amazing. He’s one of the best collegiate runners in history.
As he was 6th?
He should have ran with the kenyans earlier. He absolutely cost himself a medal by overestimating his kick. ALL of those guys can kick. This isn't college
@@freshurb8963 I think he ran the best he could, PR by 2s at this level is no joke
@@freshurb8963 Hocker did outkick Centrowitz, the defending athlete. I do agree that he should have stayed closer to the leading pack
Hocker wasn’t capable of staying closer. Had he stayed closer he would have ran an even slower time.
Jakob is so impressive. He has dreamt about Tokyo Olympics since he was 10 years old. His goal has been an Olympic gold since his big brother came home with a 5th place from the 2012 Olympics!
On the prize ceremony Cheruiyot gave Jakob his bracelet (that meant a lot to him) cause he said Jakob is a good friend and he sees Jakob as a diciplined athletehe who works hard. How nice 😊 Great run by bronze medalist Kerr too, who almost beat Cheruiyot.
I hope people can behave and not throw accusations towards Norwegian athletes and call them cheaters. They deserve respect for what they have achiewed (Warholm, Henriksen and Ingebrigtsen). Can’t people be happy for a small country like Norway who has finally some success/a few athletes to celebrate in Summer Olympics?
Sorry, but i'd be impressed if he and other cheaters obviously weren't on juice. Just because current tests of an overwhelmed, underfinanced, incompetent anti drug agency has not the means to detect the newest latest performance enhancing illegal substance like Mads Drange has revealed doesn't mean they are clean. You don't magically outrun someone who is since eons genetically predispositioned to excell in running and not even look exhausted.
Staying silent about or trying to apologize the shockingly widespread reality of sytematic doping means being complicit in fraud. Nobody's ego or greed for success is above honesty and justice.
@@TheGreenestGreen99 Stop calling clean athletes cheaters and accuse them for something they have never done. Is it jealousy or whats your problem?
You talk as if he has broken the rules or been busted for something or has worked with suspicious doctors (as some idiots who has no moral does)…so stop accusing someone clean who works hard for it and discredit his achievements just because other athlethes from certain nations, are stupid enough to do drugs and take short cuts to get some fake glory. Shouldnt clean athletes be celebrated instead of being accused for something they have never done?
As I said, Norway’s anti-doping system is thorough and they get tested a lot (about 20 times a year, also many times out of competition). Ingebrigtsen has been a huge talent since he was 11. It isnt as if he has suddenly become a good runner. The only crime he has done is having a talent and train hours after hours day and night to become the best.
I feel sorry for people like you, who obviously has paranoia and think every athlete in the world who is winning is a doper BUT I feel more sorry for clean athletes who has to answer to people like you, and instead of celebrate their achievements are accused of something they would never do. What you indirectly say is that no child should have a dream or goal to be the best in the world, cause if you achieve your goal through hard training, you get accused of being a doper. People like you make my angry…actually furious.
if you were accused of something illegal you havent done and you have worked qll your life to achieve that goal….you would think its fair to be called a cheater? Yeah, right. 🙄 Its fine for you to be arrested for something you havent done to? Stop tarneshing clean athletes. Why do you even watch sports at all? You probably celebrate athlethes from your own country when they win medals, but acuse others doing the same for being cheaters…
Where are you from? Of course you have no info in your profile… You are one of those anonymous internet trolls who throw around accusations left and right.
@@TheGreenestGreen99 I like how you disregard that Jakob has been a well known distance prodigy since before he was a teenager
@@atgzheng7389 I'm astonished how you disregard all other athletes as if they lack talent or have never ever trained before or run in their lifes..
@@In_my_own_mind Chill down please, dear.
It doesn't matter where i'm from because i'm a human being from planet Earth. But to satisfy your curiosity i'm from Germany, where systemic doping in our country and worldwide has been exposed by many whistle blowers. And no, i don't celebrate because of national sentiments, esp. not obvious cheaters. I was in sports for a long time myself, but now that i am aware what's going on behind the scenes i am just ashamed of its hypocrisy. I'm more concerned with the state of humanity and planet Earth in need. Actually your honest, loyal dog is way more important than this Olympic farce of "citius, altius, fortius" that doesn't solve any problems.
It is absolutely no secret at all that this ego- and businessdriven show, circus and wannabe-sports, a substitute for warfare and religion, is dirty since many decades!
You may not be aware and naively gullible, but the evidence is overwhelming. The majority of athletes dope because the winner takes it all, writes history and gets huge financial benefits via sponsors and advertizing contracts, the rest is faster forgotten as they ever could run. So they feel forced to dope up also being able to compete, because they too work hard but are overshadowed by cheaters that not always but most often get away with it. Or doping was for a very long time and partially still is imposed by the state as a means of politically motivated demonstration of power and superiority
How do you know that your wannabe miraculously "all natural super hero wonderboys" are allegedly clean? When most odds speak against them?
It is clear that you need or want to believe in miracles. Or you judge by your own moral standards and want to believe in honesty and fairness, that is commendable, but unfortunately this is not how this lying, greedy and selfish world works.
Or why is it that that while i write this little message alone millions of people in their privileged comfort zones sit unbothered in front of their TVs and smartphones - that too involve child labor and exploitation - watching hyped up people run, jump, beat each other bloody or cheer overpaid millionaires kicking against a ball for their superficial entertainment, while dozens of betrayed innocent little children have again died of hunger and poverty!?
You think i'm disrespectful for being honest about the sad reality? Selling out for examaple these thousands of hungry, suffering little children dying each and every day, not helping them even with the essentials when this exploited world - among others in climatic crisis and experiencing species mass extinction - is abundant and rich enough for all of us, when not even willing to give to their human needs, dignity and hopeless eyes filled with tears and despair a tiny fraction of the attention, valuation and respect that is given to those who want ever more and can't get enough, willing to cheat their way up to please their spectators, their ever unsatiable, boasted egos and never-ending worldly desires.. THAT is disrespectful, shameless, foolish, merciless and meaningless!
Jakob is the best runner we have today!
Isn’t Karsten Warholm a runner?
@@wilhelmw3455 Karsten is a hurdler 🐇
Agree!!! Go Jakob🔥🔥🔥🔥🥇
I would say not now but ever
@@MrSergecj That’s a bit of a stretch.
If you told me a Norwegian would break the 1500m Olympic record in the next Olympic games during Rio 2016, I would think you were delusional.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂We are going crazy here in Norway now. Karsten And Jacob🔥🔥
@@marcus8022 Throw in Blummenfeldt in the triathlon too.
This was the most epic distance race on olympics 2021.
Uh the most? Nah
There are countess races in Olympics history that are light years better than this one so let's not try to go there. One of the best in this years olympics is a better way to describe it. Even that the men's 800 final in Tokyo is better than this.
@@waterproof4403 yeah no this was the best distance race, no doubt
@@waterproof4403 that 800 was probably the worst one actually
@@nova7981 dude is this the only race you've seen this olympic?
@@nova7981 hell naw the 800 final was intense!
The women's 10000m was better than this! Far more entertaining
No reason he can’t make a legitimate attempt at the 1500meters world record in this form before the end of the season.
Him and his father(his coach) have announced I Norwegian media that they will be making an attempt at the WR.
So you're 100% on point with that.
Would be insane if he could manage it!
@@agilagilsen8714 when?
I agree, he just obliterated the OR in some of the worst conditions for distance running.
With the right shoes and a track with those pacing lights we saw last year in Monaco (5000m WR) he should certainly give it a go. But when I think of it, 3:26:00 is crazy...
@@EpicGamer427 They didn't say when as in what meet, but Gjert (father and coach) said that they'll try to arrange a world record attempt some time this year or early next year.
Shoutout to Cole Hocker with a 4 second PR as well, but anyone following track over the last two years especially ingebretsens aren't really shocked...
Keep up the great work on this channel sir
Wow, I can't believe that he actually did it!
He came short in so many races, just missing the tiniest bit of performance at the end and I feared that he might go down as the greatest European middle distance runner, breaking all the European records, but that just couldn't beat the Cheruiyots or Kiplimos of the world. Man, I'm so happy that today was his day. What a great race!! And all that at just 20 years of age. I'm blown away that this just happened.
It’s such a honor to watch Jakob 🥲
I'm so happy for Jakob. I've been following him since I first saw him in one of your videos last year. Thank you .
As you have predicted in previous videos, this young man has done it.
Young Jakob 🔥
You need to do a video on Sifan Hassan, her Olympics was magnificent, Doing the 10,000m, 5,000m and 1500m and medaling in all 3
Agreed!
She trained at the Oregon project..
@@jj9749 and...?
@@robinbauer1975 search Oregon project doping
I wouldn’t have known who Ingebrigtsen was if I didn’t start watching your videos - so thanks
always a great feeling when TRP uploads a video 😌
I was rooting for him... Lots of love from India ❤
Was waiting for this one since I saw the final
Cole Hocker running that 3:31 after a super long season though! That's exciting
I just had a feeling he'd do something insane.
What a star, Jakob is going to be a legend. Perfectly ran race 🔥
Sorry for doubting you Jakob. Congratulations. I look forward to a WR and GOAT status.
7 men went under the Olympic Record:
Noah Ngeny (3:32.07) - 2000
Jakob Ingebrigtsen (3:28.32)
Timothy Cheruiyot (3:29.01)
Josh Kerr (3:29.05)
Abel Kipsang (3:29.56)
Adel Mechaal (3:30.77)
Cole Hocker (3:31.40)
Stewart McSweyn (3:31.91)
This has to be the greatest Olympic 1500m Race in History!
i loved this race but the excitement of 2004 1500 was unmatched
@@EpicGamer427 El Guerrouj vs Lagat... that last 100m man!!!
Amazing!!!! Thank you for the quick edit, way better the NBC and everything else.
Man i started following jakob's races bc of your vids. Thanks
Jakob has more left in the tank; i loved watching El G in his prime and i’m loving watching Jakob also. Exciting times ahead.
I am so happy for him. He deserve it - after all that years of hard work and dreams.
What a masterclass from the young Norwegian. Well done and well deserved💪👏👏
You’re breakdowns are spectacular thank you 🙏
This young guy will DESTROY the 1500m world record (and many more record break to come)
He is 20. Who thinks he can break the 1500m WR (3.26.00) ?
This is the only race in this entire Olympic I have been waiting for. Finally.
Thanks to you. It wasn't shocking... it was expected. Your channel really made the Olympics 100000X More enjoyable and insightful to watch.
Absolutely amazing 🤩 I knew he would!
This makes him one of the youngest track and field gold medalists of all time too.
I really enjoy your breakdown of these events and you were right on the money with this event a couple of days ago. Thanks.
Unvelieblable! To beat Cheruiyot at this event is an achievement of epic proportions! The race was so fast too...and he finished looking like he had left something in the tank. Incredible endurance, great pace and a what a finishing kick! Chapeau! Perfect race Jacob!
This just might have been the greatest show of track and field at the Olympics truly historic😳
Usain Bolt
..was a lot of fun, that's for sure//
I'm glad he won
Thank you for video
Always have been rooting for Jacob. Well done.
this guy would not be denied! Congrats at 20years he is the 1!
Absolutely awesome. After the Diamond league record I knew he would be dominant. Well deserved
Tim said he liked the race. He was happy with the end results. Jakob Ingebrigtsen rised today showing us and the world, that he is the best in the distance.
Cheriyout ran like an idiot. There was no reason for him to lead Jakob out like that at all. He has the much superior 800m speed and after 400m already had Jakob in front of him.
Terrible tactical performance from the Kenyan.
@@malehumanperson7901 I totally agree. Remember, he ran out to fast at that rave a couple months ago and he lost,almost cost him a chance of getting to Olympics.
@@malehumanperson7901 That's how Cheriyout runs. Is there one single race he doesnt lead the field? And normally he has the power the maintain the lead, however, now that Jakob is better, he needs to change his tacts
@@soliano2061 Jakob isn't better. He would have lost if TC had run sensibly.
I agree the gap isn't like it was in 2019 and in that respect it necessitates a tactics change but a 1:43.1 800m guy doesn't need to lead out someone like Ingebrigtsen who is a 15/5 guy with only 1:46 800 speed.
@@malehumanperson7901 again, Jakob made it tactical. He went early out in front to tease TC, jakob ran exacly how hes dream scenario would be.
Holy shit. Not surprised! What a legend and absolute beast of a performance. Norway is on 🔥. So happy for him and his future. Insane!!!! Great job as well to Hocker with another pb
Start of a new era of Jakob dominance.
Btw how fast is T.P editing skills 😱🤯 I mean the race finished like less than an hour ago 🤔👏👏👏
He already finished some of the editing footage before the race and just added the rest .
@@bardo0007 I realize that he didn't do it all from scratch but it's still impressive. I'm sure many people would take hours to edit something of this quality 🤪
Jakob Ingerbrinstien is the Olympic champion and has finally took down Timothy Cheriot Norway celebrating the Vikings of Norway 🇸🇯🇸🇯🇸🇯🥇🥇🥇🔥🔥🔥🏆🏆🏆❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow, I gotta say, the olympics have been full of surprises this year
Amazing athlete!! More to come!
Anyone else thought at the end he was gonna say "and as always... Jakob Ingebrigtsen is a beast" like he sometimes does? Haha
I’m good with his “and as always…” but tire of his “none other than…”- it, too, makes an appearance in EVERY. SINGLE. VIDEO.
btw J.I. is a BEAST!!!
I love this chanel! Great content 👌
Awesome race by everyone involved. Great to see a race with this much top-level talent running at a near world-record pace - no pace setters involved, no slow, heavily tactical running like Rip 2016. Also a shout out to recognize USA's Hocker; he's only 19 and ran a great race (6th place finish with a great closing sprint) while dropping his PR down to 3:31. He'll be a factor in Paris 2024 and keep Jakob looking over his shoulder (if not beating him) in the future.
He'll only get stronger, he can medal at the next 2 Olympics & still only be 27! El Guerrouj's world record is a possibility someday too.
Of all record's with plus Nike carbon plate¡¡
@@abagfam6072 pretty sure he wasn’t wearing spikes with a carbon plate on this run
How clean is El Guerrouj's record?
It was the 90s afterall.
@@pheel.the.fletcher a lot cleaner than those records set in the 80s😂
@@abagfam6072 Sportswear always improves with time, as does race track technology. I read this Tokyo running surface was laid for speed.
His father Gjert just announced that they will try to approach the world record either this year or next year
Terrific race by Jakob!
Best Olympic 1500 for years. It's a great event and some great rivalries should play out in the next few years. Great stuff.
You may remember how in 2020, Jacob’s lack of a finishing kick cost him many 1st place finishes. Well it looks like he’s changed that.
Damn, you’re so quick with these vids…
Ikr 🤯
World record!
What has happened in Norway??!! Karsten’s unbelievable 400 hurdles and this. amazing congrats. Love the content on this channel.
world records and worlds firsts came in droves after a worldwide pandemic does not surprise me….. people are born fighters in many different ways. Long live the resistance! Yep that was corny but are we not overcoming or fighting something everyday. Ah, You know what I’m trying to say.
Youth all over the world are inspired by these athletes. Every Olympic Games young girls and boys are attempting flips and cartwheels in their yard, racing their bikes, having their own foot race, or soccer match……it’s great. I remember being amazed watching Carl Lewis, Edwin Moses, Flo Jo, Mary Lou Retton, Greg Louganis, on and on when I was a little boy. Haven’t missed watching summer or winter Olympic Games since. They are special and so are the records. Along with each athlete’s talent there’s a huge amount of hard work and mental toughness that inspires when you get to see them stand on the podium. Something I’ve noticed isn’t always included in the last few televised games but on certain formats…..that’s a shame. Not quite the same searching for the medal ceremony of an event you just watched. At least they have not done away with it yet. Should we not celebrate the country the athlete represents? Hope that never changes.
I’m commenting late on this one but for the gold medal winner he will still be getting love for this performance for years to come.
Congratulations Jakob Ingebrigtsen!
I always liked all the previous 1500m champions...I don't know why I haven't gotten to like this guy!
you could see how relaxed he was the entire race
I had all my faith in Jakob Norwayyyyy
Super result!! Proud of you young man💪
Great times for all the top runners👌👏
This ingebritsen dude never dissapoints in all these years... just unreal, he has all records under the age 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 in europe, and now at the age of 20 destroying this field at the olympics. Honestly amazing.
During Hicham El Guerrouj's mile world record, his 1500 meter split was 3:28.21, showing how vastly ahead he was compared to modern-day athletes. Jakob is still young, though, and I feel like he can beat this world record.
Jakob!! Beautiful!!
He'll take the 1500 world record later this year. Next year goes 5000 meter world record. Proud to be a Norwegian. 🇧🇻
Always appreciate your videos. It's unreal how NBC gives these athlete no context in their videos.
It's amazing when you compare the times of the last Olympic's 1500m winner to this year's. It's like everyone agreed to go out hard and not have a repeat of 2016
Remember that the olympic final from 2016 had a time that is barely faster than the womens world record. A time that alot of US high school kids can run. They should have given those finalists lead medals for not doing an honest effort.
Without his ending race celebration, maybe he could have run under 3:28
Here before this vid gets taken down.
The hype is now justified!
Can you do a video about Sifan’s amazing triple? Even though she didn’t get 3 golds - 2 golds and 1 bronze is probably one of the most amazing distance performances I’ve seen.
Emil Zatopek is the only person to top it. Golds in 5000m, 10000m and marathon in the 1952 Olympics. Unreal.