The World Record Nobody Thought Could Fall
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To be completely honest, I think Noah has a real shot at breaking the 200m world record. I like Noah, but this won’t be easy. He will need a perfect day, a perfect start, and his legendary close. As for the 100m, I think we can all agree that it will take longer to fall. Lyles would need to start running his first 60 in the 6.3 range if he wants that record. Technically it’s still possible, as we’ve seen many impossible performances before, but he will have to work very hard and consistently to have any chance of achieving it.
Calling 19.17 in 2024. Olympics bring a higher level to everything
It’s not a very good shot but it’s a shot none the less
I don't think so. Yohan blakes time is more attainable for him than 19.19. The real athlete that has the potential to do it is Tebogo.
I believe on the day given perfect weather conditions on the track and if Noah is capable of executing his 60 start in terms of power onto the track it’s really possible. I believe we can trust his finishing close is good enough to break 19.2 at least
Letsile Tebogo is gonna break the record
With Tebogo And lyles. We have athletes that genuinely have a chance.
erriyon knighton too
Agreed, albeit, I’m favoring Tebogo to do so.
I believe Lyles focusing on his start creates an opportunity cost. He has to forgo a fraction of his speed endurance and that affects his 200 while improving his 100.
@@panashenhavira7116 Why is that so? I mean how improving his start affects anything else in his sprinting abilities that he already has?
Tebogo gonna give Lyles the finger wag in Paris.
I'm calling it now, Bolt's 200m record will not be touched by Lyles or anybody else for that matter. Not anytime soon. I'd like to be proven wrong, so good luck
Yup. All this talk of breaking his record is just talk. Sure. Good luck to them. They're gonna need it.
Luck is secondary here. Both Tebogo and Lyles have the talent to do it.
Agreed
I would agree with you. Lyles is good, but not good enough to get either the 100m or 200m record.
It's pure hype for an Olympics that will be pretty boring 😂
I think for Lyles to break the 200m record, he’d have to skip out on the 100. I can’t see him breaking it after going through 3 rounds of the 100 as well.
Yep, it just seems impossible. Look at his race in Budapest. No way that Lyles is going to drop a 19.1s...
💯💯💯
Largely agree, his mechanics for the 200m final was subpar compared to 2022
He have to start to eat yam from Jamaica that the only way
I see you know track. People don't know how exhausting running all the prelims in just the 100 alone and to add the 200 as well. His best chances to win gold is definitely the 200, but also Leslie Tobago is looking nice too with breaking the 300m World Record. That 100 is going to be so deep. Kerly, Coleman, Knighton, Tobago. Everybody is coming for him, especially Knighton. Last Olympics, the Jamaican women showed up and stole the show. This year, the spotlight is going to be on the men.
just 1 month left until bolts 100m is the longest standing 100m record ever
Flo jo records still stand no matter what people say..
@@stephenwilliams7200he was talking about the men's 100m WR
@ZigaPSkraba Did he specify that? I'm Pretty sure he said 1 month until bolts 100m is the longest standing 100m record ever
Yessssssiiiiiirrr!
@@ZigaPSkrabaDon't waste time on that guy. He's one of "those" guys. We all know the real world record is the men's 100m.
I wouldn't rule out Letsile Tobogo being right there with him. When you look at how much he has improved his 300/400m times and they were his first two races of the season, although admittedly compared with his first two races of last season. Either way, big improvements.
Do also remember that Bolt did this after running five (5) races including a world record of 9.58. Blake did 19.26 at the diamond league, not much pressure…
Did he ever run any faster? Why with this Could have would have should have stuff?
@@stephenwilliams7200he’s pointing out that bolt ran a world record after setting another multiple world record only 2 days prior and with multiple rounds of running on his legs
@@MrPanggsTHAT PART
Into a headwind too.
He did it after 7 rounds. 4 rounds of the 100 and 3 rounds of the 200. It was 4 rounds in 2009.
Lyles and Tobogo pushing each other to history
THE QUESTION IS...WHO WILL PUSH HARDEST??
Dont forget about Knightton
Tanner Adams is going to be better....look him up on TH-cam😎🥸 The stupid media and sponsors are not excited about Tanner Adams because he is white😡
@joerice6704 Yes, Knighton is under the radar. He got length and usually a faster take off than Lyles. I wonder what Knighton has been doing during the indoor season? Surprised I didn't see him in the major 60 meter races.
That's key,I bet Bolt could have run faster if he was chased too. Lyles is my boy I hope he does it. I think he can because of his closing speed. We've all been shocked before.
I want to see Tebogo and Knighton as they grow, improve and reach their prime
The point you keep missing when making these videos is that of the 200 meters. When you run a 9.92 first 100 meters putting that much impact on your body it’s most definitely going to be harder to close in 9.16 or lower. Lyles, yohan, Michael Johnson all had a faster close because they ran the first 100 way slower and had the energy to finish super fast.
Obviously.
Exactly
You said, "SUPER!" Lmfao
Yohan's first half appeared to be "slow" because he had a very poor reaction time out of the blocks and if not for that we would be talking about trying to beat Yohan Blake's 200 meter WR.
@@phoebus Incorrect Yohan walked the bend and bolted in the straight exactly as Bolt and Glen Mills instructed him to do. He's a very poor bend runner plus his previous injury made bend running risky.
The 200m is beatable, the 100m record is invincible for now. I think Tebogo has the biggest chance out of anyone to break the 200m. A 19.50 at his age plus besting Bolt, Michael Johnson, & Wayde Van Niekerk in the 300m shows that he's the real deal. Bolt's 200m is also into a headwind which helps make it more possible to beat, if Bolt had no wind he'd be closer to 19.16 & with a 1.0~2.0 m/s tailwind I think that would equate to a sub 19.10. So while I think his 200m WR is beatable, the new WR when it happens will still be less of a feat than Bolt's WR if we add in the factor of wind (unless they go sub 19.10 with a tailwind or beat his 19.19 with no wind/a headwind). If the 200 falls my guess would be Tebogo as the most likely, then Lyles, then Knighton.
For Lyles to open in 10.00 or 10.05 & be able to finish strong I think he'd need to be at worst a low 9.7x 100m runner. Bolt at 9.58 opened at 9.92. So for Lyles to open at the same percent of full speed he'd need to be a 9.66 runner to do a 10.00 opener, a 9.71 runner to do a 10.05 opener. Going from 6.51 to 6.43 implies that Lyles can take 0.08 off his 100m with a better start, so a 9.75 instead of 9.83 which would be HUGE as that would put him ahead of Coleman, Kerley, & Bromell & he'd be the 6th fastest all-time, but even then it's not quite fast enough to beat Bolt's 19.19 even with Lyles great speed endurance. He'd need to be very very close to Tyson Gay/Yohan Blake 100m & combine that with his speed endurance to pull it off. I don't see him making huge improvements like this since he's already at peak age, so for now I'm sticking with Tebogo has the best shot in the years to come.
Edit: To make predictions I think Lyles will run a 9.75~9.78 100m this season. I actually don't think he'll beat his 19.31, that race seems like an outlier as Lyles improved his 60m & 100m when focusing on that from 2022 to 2023, however this means less time to focus on 200m, so his best performance dropped from a 19.31 to a 19.47. I think Lyles will get a 19.39 this year & that MAY be the world lead, however I think it's possible Tebogo runs faster than 19.39 so I think Tebogo will have the world lead this year, but it won't be a WR, not yet.
Exactly what I said in my comment. Data shows that Lyles and his coach haven't exactly been able to find the balance between his speed endurance and his raw speed to be able to challenge the word record at all. I doubt they will ever find that balance. I could be wrong but jumping from that 19.31 to sub 19.2???
@@panashenhavira7116I agree that OP's predictions seem pretty likely, but just worth pointing out that Bolt jumped from 19.30 to 19.19
The thing is Bolt run under huge pressure on the big stage and it wasnt a one off race
@@cookierobberbut the difference is that Usain Bolt is more faster than Noah Lyle’s in the 100m when he dropped from 19.30 to 19.19 and plus Usain Bolt is tall as hell so it is more likely to happen
19.19s is beatable? Lol...
As I've said before, Noah is one of those athletes that can "sustain speed"... Basically, "slow down slower."
Some athletes have a greater nack for it (ETH & S. Richardson) whilst others have to revamp their entire sprinting process to get it (SAFP).
Ok for anyone interested to learn, train using longer distances (200m and 300m) for conditioning.
Also, focus, relax and control your breathing.
I neither do nor follow track & field, but I love your videos. Keep it up man!
I have a feeling this is the season we realise it's Tebogo's world and we're just living in it
I think you are right on the money.
ANEN
agreed
Tebogo should focus on the 400, he’ll break the wr in that if he focuses on it
I feel like I agree
9:42 You made a miscalculation. He ran 9.16 in the closing half so it would be 19.21
I think Tebogo is the rising star of the future. He runs with the effortless grace of a gazelle and is still very young.
Lyles is a mad man. I really do think he could get a time of 19.10 if he stays healthy
only with stiff competition. the way tyson did bolt in 100m record
@@TheAndroidGamer254 Tebogo will be there🫡
19.10?????? not even a small chance that happens
Lyles is rolled now. It’s Tebogo if anybody
19.10s? Delusional... Lyles ran a 19.51s in Budapest and you have the audacity of saying 19.10s? Lol...
19.19 is as safe as a newborn baby in his loving mother's arms. Lyles isn't running 19.2x.
He ran a 19.31. He has improved his start since last year. Maybe 19.23 at best. But he isn't going to run that if he also running almost a half dozen races in the 100 to get to the finals and also running multiple 4x100 races.
@mauricemordecai4376 He will never run 19.2x. Never. You heard it here first. He's fallen in love with the 100m and has already peaked in the 200m. 19.19 is safe.
@@vsmith3rdreminder
you mean 9.2 x 2
@LLJW-je4js Circle back in 10 years when his career is winding down and see if I'm right or wrong.
This is the best channel on TH-cam by a wide margin. it’s not even close. Incredibly professional videos.
Cudos for having enough time to watch every single TH-cam channel during your in-depth evaluation.
19.30 might be Lyle's very best.
Tebogo however...
Lmfao! You got a crystal ball now don't you‽ Hahaha people are funny.
The truth is you should really be saying, "please don't break Usain Bolts records bc I don't want anyone else to be faster."
Come on man, records come & go. They all eventually get broken & not bc you believed that they could or couldn't.
@biggalaxy9102 Not my fault if you can't read between the lines, bruh....
Try reading the post again.
Properly this time....
Sir he’s never even beat Noah not once where are you pulling this fictitious magic from lol
I believe that 60m improvement is only going to translate to his 100m significantly but not much in his 200. He'll probably run 19.3 again.
Yeah I think so too especially since the first 60 on a bend is a bit different (I still think he can go 19.2 tho)
I think Noah will win gold in the 100m and the 200m at Olympic this year.
Tebogo
You’re delusional tbh..
@@vanderwilder695How is he delusional? Did he not win gold in the world championship for both events last year? This is literally the most reasonable opinion
It's possible.
@@vanderwilder695I you don’t know what you’re talking about don’t speak
None of these athletes will break the WR but it's a good conversation to have
You & so many people have said this nonsense since the beginning of time. All records are broken & have been broken. No one thought MJ 19.32 would be broken for eons & it happened.
What you should say is, "I hope & pray no one will ever break Usains records bc I love him so damn much!" Then you'll be talking the truth.
l’m kinda surprised more people aren’t commenting about Knighton
"Kinda?"
Was at both those WR races of Bolt’s in Berlin, both epic evenings
That race by Usain bolt wàs incredible fantastic unbelievable .no joke. Who agree?
Agreed
World records will always be broken sooner or later.
But whether and when Bolts records are beaten will never detract from the fact he is a triple Olympic champion from 08, 12, 16 and that achievement shows true greatness than individual records.
19.19 is still two ~9.6 splits….. thats just too much for current human beings
Kind of like the 4 x 100m record of 36.84 is 9.21 “splits”? If you estimate that the first leg of the relay runs 9.8 (which would be pretty dang good running the curve), that leaves the final 3 legs all running around 9.01 splits.
It’s a lot different when you are already running at the start of 100m vs starting out of the blocks. The second half of 200m can’t be compared to the first when the first half is from a stop and the runner is already at top speed at the beginning of the 2nd half.
If a runner is capable of running 9.0 for 100m when already at speed, they would only have to run 10.0 for the first 100m of a 200m race to hit 19.0. It’s all about endurance.
I personally don’t think it’s too much for current humans. I feel like the 200m record is more beatable than the 100m record. Both will get beaten at some point though.
Best part about this well-researched and detailed video?
We know that Lyles is probably viewing it too! :)
I mean the fact that Noah used to struggle getting a 10 second 100m and now can easily be under 10 seconds plus with a 60m of 6.43 that’s a guarantee 19.2 or better as long as the wind is right and it’s gotta be his day.
love these kinds of videos
Everything you ascribe to Lyles can be done for Tebogo, geez! Funny how it’s all about Lyles as if everyone else is just fodder, keep hyping him, it sells tickets!
You got it.
He hypes Letsile as well. Sprints gon be CRRRAAAAZZZYYY
US athletes get a lot of attention on here. As if it's the only country capable of performing.
Looking at WR lists, I don't see a lot of US (4 to be exact for Men) flags at the top.
I vouch for Tebogo as the one we have to look up to for the next decade.
I absolutely think he will break the 200m WC this year. I have no doubts. His 60m improvement proves that he can.
I can almost bet that he is losing speed maintenance by improving his start this much.
@Yes_I_c4n I don't think so, but only time will tell.
He will also break the marathon world record this year, his 60m improvement says that
@@michealsizemore1 Last season kind of showed that to some extent. He struggled to go 19.5s ish and we are now talking about 19.1s? Lol.
🤣@@harrismazari5484
I don't think that he will. I worry that his new bulk will work against him in the 200m. He will be the world lead in the 100m but he hasn't re-captured his 200m magic from 2022. I'm rooting for him but I wonder if his 60m and 100m improvements will not translate into the 200m. I'm rooting for him for sure.
You are correct. He is likely losing speed maintenance by improving his start this much. I would go as far as saying that he is losing speed maintenance from 60...100m in the 100 m event too. It's a tradeoff.
Tebogo is also on fire.
The Olympics are gonna be absolutely amazing 🔥🔥
Noah got that Super Saiyan 4 energy right now
Quincy Wilson will shatter this record one day. He’s only 14 years old and running a 21.02 in the 200 Meters. A sophomore in high school, damn.
Some people grow up real fast, no guaranty for what future will be.
I think Noah should focus on the 200m in the Olympics cause if he focuses on a lot of things someone is gonna cause a huge upset on him, Coleman is back on fire so I think he's taking the 100m and if Noah Lyles is gonna sleep he might find himself behind Letsile Tebogo cause one of Lyles biggest weapons was his strength on that last 70m and no one could match him there now with Tebogo not only matching him there but I believe his better his definitely a huge threat to Noah.
I need to meet the guy who does these videos, high quality work here.
Lets go Lyles! 🔥
I am 100% sure Noah will not break Usain bold record. He will not even break his own American record
I wouldn't say that with 100% certainty, but agree overall. Lyles will likely not drop a 19.3s again, let alone a 19.1s... Delusional...
Facts
Noah lyles will break all of usain bolt's records,Lyles the fastest man in history wilm ru the 100m in 9.4 and the 200m in 19 10 or less.
@@eddiemeadows9003dreams are always valid….First you lied immediately you opened your mouth by claiming that Lyles is the faster at man in history. Bad news… it’s Bolt!!!!
Noah is running at least a 9.7 this year
At least? lol...
It's still a long way from breaking the world record......
No, bet me on it
At best
hahahaha...in dreams
TRP, that math is somehow playing with numbers, nothing more than that, but it's flawed. Firstly, 200m split times are questionable as far as accuracy goes. Secondly, I would say Lyles is losing speed maintenance by working on his start so hard, so you can't use his fastest split ever down the home straightaway and simply add a vicious start... It doesn't work that way.
Relax... This isn't science or a study in epistemologic philosophy. It just needs to fill 10 minutes and generate clicks. But showing a powerpoint slide with a list of "10.00 + 9.18", and all other combinations that result in less than 19.19 (which would contain as much information as half of this video), wouldn't really work for that.
Congratulations. I knew my record would stand until it was broken.
I think I can do it, but knowing the training system, my form will explode around OG in Paris
I can't wait anymore
If Lyle's does this, everything is going to have to be just perfect that day. Perfect start, ~1.6-1.9 tailwind, and tebogo running at peak condition to push him
He had all of that just last season and ran a 19.47s...
It's not done until it's done - I watched Usain's amazing records and still shake my head at how fast he was !
Why most forget about Erriyon Knighton who still has a better personal best than Letsile Tebogo?
Because tebogo's 300m time was absolutely ridiculous
@@humansonic3226 But still, Erriyon Knighton has the World Lead in the indoor 200m with his first indoor 200m ever.
Chest high !! All the best to him.
There's always Usain's the olympic records to consider as a consolation prize - 9.63 and 19.30
That 100 is not attainable right now
9.63 is also far away
Lyles' American record is only .01 from the Olympic record and .05 from Blake's PR. Those are within reach. People forget that Bolt's best time before his Olympic record was 19.67 and no one really expected him to come close to that time.
@@78758nate Bolt ran this time when he was 22. Lyles is already 26 or 27 and he hasn't ran 19.3 since 2022. So there is a chance that Lyles might never run 19.3 again.
@@78758nate and 19.72 was the record set by Pietro Mennea at altitude in Mexico City (?) - a record that stood for decades.
0:55 that's the crowd sound effect from Mike Tyson's punch out.
Every record alive people think is impossible to beat, but there's nothing impossible, it's just a matter of time and participation, there's a lot of talents that just never get chances
9:30 Bro just Chica rizzed me on the screen in the background 💀
The thing with Bolt though, was that he seemed to ease off before the end of races and didn't always push it until the end. He just cruised over the line.
Tebogo's gonna swoop in and snatch the WR and gold medal away 😍
In 2204?
Let's go Noah!!!!
I wish Bolt never slowed down at the end of his wr races, coz that’s the main reason his records would get broken
Lyles is looking good for it
And the guy jumps into the world indoor championships 4 x 400 and runs a 45 second split. It shows the great work ethic he has - what a monster!
I seriously do think that Tebogo will leave our jaws dropped this year... Lyles , on one hand, might have a shot at triple gold in the olympics, because of his consistency. That said, I do think Tebogo might have a shot at the 200m WR bc he just runs crazy times out of nowhere.
Yeah this outdoor will be interesting
One thing that we have to factor in is the rounds. The Olympics has 4 rounds compared to three at Worlds. It is more difficult at the Olympics. What makes Bolts records so special is not just the times, but also when he did it. He did at major championships. His WR were at the WC which was faster than his Olympic year even though he was in a better shape his Olympic year.
The olympics has also 3 rounds not 4 lol
@@TheoOJamaloO1Seriously?? Have you watched it before? Please do your research otherwise. Thank you!
@@Jarro21 It's 3 rounds for the elite sprinters. Only slower sprinters have to do the qualifying round.
Bolt ⚡ The Absolute Goat of Sprinting.... AAAAAAAAAAAAND STIIIIIIIIILL! 👑
All he has to do is win 100 200 and 4x100 in three Olympics while breaking 5 World records in the same time frame, then he'll be a legend too, good luck.
Lyles has a good chance of doing so, his super-confidence and his great world ethic being major attributes to that end. However, l do believe that Tegobo is the one that will do it this year, possibly in one of those one off races. Also, watch out for Erryon!
You should put up a video on Ibzan Felix, who ran a 17 minute 5K last year, but he just came in 1st for The Ten's High School Mile just last week with a 4:58 and 2:00 final 800, ran an impressive 13:56 in the 3 mile in XC, and lead California with a 9:01!
This is the year of Letsile Tebogo 🤫
Noah is a cool guy. I hope he win his 3 gold in next olympic. ☺️
you should do a video on cooper lutkenhaus, hes a freshman at justin northwest and has already put up a 1:50 800. kids got some serious talent
I personally don't think Lyles has a chance. 19.19 is absolutely insane I really do think it will stand for decades and decades
Check out an Aussie prodigy called Gout Gout. He will probably never reach great heights as we seem to have great juniors who disappear but his running gait looks so much like a young Usain Bolt
Exciting times. Sub-19 possibilities parallel sub-2hr possibilities in marathon. He’s bound to break 19.20 but.
Thing is though if lyles starts faster then he's gonna finish slower. I doubt lyles is gonna run something like 9.16 for the last 100m if he started similarly to Usain's 9.92.
Obviously. People keep playing with numbers but fail to realize the obvious.
Also, they keep using the 9.16s benchmark, when in reality, Lyles might never come close to that ever again.
Yep I too have been saying this forever. He can't even run sub 10 on a bend flat out and if he attempts to get through faster than the 10.15 he did on his way to 19.31, his second half slows. Never going to happen unless he has the speed reserve of a 9.6 sprinter.
Any compilation on his progression in the 200m over the past 6 - 8 years? And besides fastest time in each year, maybe an average for each of those years, too? Combine that with his 60m progression and you'll get an idea. It's hard to predict his chances in the 100m / 200m races in the Paris Olympics as the competition throughout the rounds is out-of-this-world tough so he just needs to get into the final. The Olympics is all about winning the gold so I'd say his chances for the 200m world record are better in a meet before or after The Games.
Mate, put it simple, Lyles is a 19.5s ish 200m sprinter.
He had the race of his life in 2022, pulled off an absolute perfect performance and will likely never come close to that ever again. That's why you saw him back to his 19.5s ish last season.
Knighton or Tobago will challenge Bolt’s 19.19. They are both running much faster at 20 years old than Lyles. However, anything is possible in any one race if he flies out of the blocks.
Tobacco**
20 years old means zero. What have you done for me lately‽ In other words, what are you doing now. The past is the past. Life doesn't work this way. Either you live & do it now or never! 20 years old. Come on man.
@@biggalaxy9102 men don’t mature physically until early 20s. Lyles was not running anywhere near his current form at age 20, that’s my point. Knighton will continue to develop and improve. So will Lyles hopefully but he’s 26 and doesn’t have same upside
Came to this channel after 3 years n this guyis still breaking bolts records, 3 years ago he was doing the same, i even don’t remember the names whom this guy was saying gonna break bolts records in 2022
Lyles is one of my favorite to watch
Can you please make a video on the Barley Marathons, and specifically Jasmin Paris becoming the first woman to ever finish the race
EVERYTHING counts at these speeds when it comes to aerodynamics and wind resistance; in that vein, it would seem smart to loose the braids and go smooth-headed like Bolt did 😉
Exactly. Also why I think SCR in women's needs to do . Clip those nails to break Flojo's 100Wr . Well maybe not , since I have only seen her run through the finish 1 time and that was at WC.
rooting for tebogo!
If noah wants to break the 200m record ,he got to slow down in his heat end semi finals like what bolt do,and then in the finals he gives it all,the reason why Noah has so much under 20 seconds is because he run faster in his heats and semi finals,he can’t get too tired in the final
One thing that you didn't not discuss when talking about these times of Lyles is altitude. Does this have a significant factor on any of the data?
As many records as we’ve seen fall over the last few years, i still think the 200 and 100 are untouchable. But if one has to fall this year id bet the 200 does.
Tobogo or Knighton are my prediction to break 19.19 in the future.
I think Bolt left the 200m close enough to beat. I think with his closing 100 he was actually slowing down a bit and could have hit 19.10 or below. Lyles has had steady improvement each year and looks very strong throughout the whole race. With his 200 m. Strengthenedurance and his increasing top speed, there's no better time than this year for him to break it.
The 100 m record is untouchable by the way lol. We'd have to see a freak of nature break that
Tebogo is young and coming on strong. I think Lyles will win gold this year but not break Bolts record. By next year I think Tebogo will be tied and pass him in 2026
Tebogo already passed him I think
I think in an Olympic year Lyles will have his mind set for glory rather than records, perhaps he will break records but I think it is more likely in a non Olympic year when he can focus more on time
6:25 If I were going for the world record, the final race would not matter as much to me. I would just try to get the record in whatever race is optimal. If that is the first race, then I would go for it there. If I reach peak performance in my second race, then I would go for it there, etc. There are some sprinters who have set a world record in a prelim race. To me personally, a world record is more important than winning a gold. Anyway, if you hit the world record in a prelim, you're gonna win gold anyway. It's just your day.
It's like when I go for max reps in pullups. The optimal time for me is right after warmup. If I wait until the end of the workout, I don't perform as well.
WRs get broken while gold medals don’t - so I disagree
@@jakemccoy Every single top athlete would probably disagree with you. Once your record gets broken, you'll be erased from the record books. But a gold medal will grant your name at the top forever.
@@sebbyh9764Setting the WR in the Olympics (or anywhere) is an accomplishment that is forever notated in track history books, and it means you were faster than every runner who ran that race before you. A gold medal just means you were the best in that one final race on that one day.
@@Yes_I_c4n Unfortunately you destroyed your credibility by going overboard.
--Yes or no, can you remember if Carl Lewis ever set a world record? (Yes, you definitely remember.)
--Yes or no, do you remember who won 100m gold in the 1980 Olympics? (No, you don't remember, and you don't care.)
@@jakemccoy Mate, just ask any top sprinter. every single one says: winning and gold is the most important thing. Bolt said it, Lyles says it, etc, etc. If you can get both, even better, but winning above anything is the most important thing.
Forget about Lyles dropping 19.3s. He's likely dropping something around 19.5s ish as usual.
On the juice
People must remember that the record from Bolt was done while he was heavily exhausted. These races before drained some hundreds of what he would have been capable at this time. You don't ruin world record in 100m and then be 100% regenerated a few days back, he is still a human.
Bolt wasn't that drained going through the 200 rounds. The world record in the final was the only sub 20 he ran the entire meet. He conserved his energy very well during all those rounds the same way he did in the 100. Coast through the prelims and go full throttle in the final
That track where Blake ran thay 19.26 also had a wider curve than a normal track.
WOW insane athletic ability
I don’t think it will be broken anytime soon with this generation of athletes and same for the 100m record . The three best athletes currently for 200m are Lyles , Knighton and Tebogo and this Olympics looks very interesting for the men’s 100 and 200m
Only Bolt son could break his record 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Kenjuck, kenjuck, kenjuck. Rekord je i dalje Boltov, a tako bu duuugo i ostal 😊
He helped me understand why some people talk about the No Brain Association...😂😂😂
"The great Black hope" 😂
Lyles just needs a tailwind and a good start to get that wr
He needs way more than that. No tailwind is going to turn a 19.5s into a 19.1s.
@@Yes_I_c4n he ran 19.31, and even he said that it wasn't a perfect race. if he fixes his mistakes and gets a good start with a tailwind. He could have it.
@@smerel12 Please don"t make stuff up. Lyles said hebwss flying in that race. He said he had a perfect race. It's on video...
@@Yes_I_c4nYou didn't read the comment did you? Try reading it and come back again
@@Yes_I_c4n I'm not making stuff up, I know what I'm saying, Noah lyles himself said that the last 80 meters of that race, his back was arched back, he wasn't lifting his knees up high enough. And he was all over the place.
nah, that 19.19 will stand for ages
Usain Bolt is both the greatest gift and biggest disappointment in sprints' history. He left records off the table. And his longevity too. Party hard talent. It's fun.