Just goes to show, when you have other elite competition around you, a gear is brought out you didn't know you had. Nice race and congrats to Kambundji, great time.

@gnarly8888

2 жыл бұрын

Yes , gear was brought out for sure.

@viderim5694

2 жыл бұрын

@@gnarly8888 😂😂😂😂😂

@ShrayJFitnTravel

2 жыл бұрын

Or you crumble like Sha'Carri

@Normandy1944

2 жыл бұрын

@@ShrayJFitnTravel She crumbled from selfishness and poor excuses...but yeah, like Sha'Carri

@nsudatta-roy8154

2 жыл бұрын

That's ridiculous! Kambunji is highly experienced and has run against the world's best, in the past, many times. What we are seeing here is new for her. I sincerely hope she is as competitive in the 100m this yr. I wouldn't even be mad if she beats all the favorites. She has a great attitude.

I'm in the U.S., but Kambundji has always been one of my favorite T&F athletes. She is the pure definition of the consummate professional. Win, lose or draw, Mujinga is always the same - she embraces and congrats all her peers, is happy for the winners, and thankful to the audience and officials. No drama, no attitude, no diva... Congrats Mujinga - keep it up!

@atilathesonofdanubius4277

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. Kambundji has been placing behind some of the other elites, but this proves that she can be at the forefront from here on out. If she can place the same start from this race on the 100m, watch out... Also, I'm glad to see Marybeth coming on into the scene.

@obh_westobh_west9388

2 жыл бұрын

I always notice this too about her. So happy for her.

@briangibson94

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn’t agree with you more my friend. Love her humility and persona.

@dorothyarrington4345

2 жыл бұрын

Yessssss, I AGREE 👍🏽💯

@talkingitout1623

2 жыл бұрын

Yea true the Swiss are always humble.

nahh kambundji is so underrated. shes always in the finals of the major competitions. her drive phase was the longest and she ended up on top. congrats kambundji!!

Happy for kambundji, she's finished 4th a few times and finally got herself a win, 6:96 is a crazy time.

@Losentetre

2 жыл бұрын

She had so much of 4th places! I was so much happy to watch her winning the gold medal at the world stage.

@samueltullis806

2 жыл бұрын

@@Losentetre Yes! Her efforts prove that when you put the work in, stay focused on what's to be accomplished, proper diet, discipline, and have the "will to win", anything can be accomplished!

Love her! She deserves this win, she’s been so humble and patient

@allaboutsprinting

2 жыл бұрын

@Warwick Dun I love her love for the sport, suppoof others etc she is magical and I hope she medals outdoors

@samueltullis806

2 жыл бұрын

@Warwick Dun I Agree! She Avoids "Twitter Drama" As Well! I like that!

@samueltullis806

2 жыл бұрын

@@allaboutsprinting Yes! She competed in many Track Events following The 2020 Tokyo Olympics as well, building her confidence and motivation!

@nsudatta-roy8154

2 жыл бұрын

@Warwick Dun Absolutely! I wouldn't be mad if she beats ETH, and SAFP at worlds. I like all three athletes, btw.

Marybeth Sant deserves more credit! Consistently running 7.08 and under this year and no one even says her name. Unbelievable! Go Marybeth!

that was a insane race by kambunji she might be able to improve in the future

@dennisrobinson8008

2 жыл бұрын

She has better 60m than the "rocket" her self Shelly Anne Frazier Price...

As a Swiss track fan this is absolutely amazing to see. Mujinga has been the number one swiss sprinter for years but this is astonishing. She behaves very well in public and in front of the cameras as well. Watch out for her extremely talented sister Ditaji in the 60m hurdles tomorrow. She is better than Mujinga was at that age.

@terraflow__bryanburdo4547

2 жыл бұрын

She has the most gradual and sustained progression of any top sprinter in history.

@ShaqForex

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a top notch athlete and role model the Swiss have 👍🙏🏆

@SilencedButNotForgotten

2 жыл бұрын

Ajla del Ponte is super strong too now!

@samueltullis806

2 жыл бұрын

@@ShaqForex Yes! I support her focused mindset, with constant training and competing in many Track Events following the 2020 Tokyo Olympics as well. I admire her and the other Track Athletes who compete in indoor track events, leading up to the Outdoor Track & Field Season, and with the 2022 World Track And Field World Championships upcoming in Eugene, Oregon, it will keep them focused!

@michaelschmidt9708

2 жыл бұрын

@@SilencedButNotForgotten Sadly, Ajla had to bow out of her indoor season because she was not 100% healthy. Hopefully she'll be back at full strength outdoors. Can't wait for the worlds in Portland this summer with hopefully a fully healthy Swiss squad - especially the 4x100m now that the girls right behind Kumbundji and del Ponte are improving all the time. Geraldine Frey missed the Belgrade 60m finals by only 1/100th of a second!

I'm glad that Marybeth Sant-Price is now going to get some of the credit and respect that she deserves. The USATF didn't even issue her an official U.S. team uniform until just before the prelims (presumably because she was so low on their forecasted depth chart of recognized names that no one double-checked to see if she received her uniform yet.)

@Cera_Prit

2 жыл бұрын

Yes🔥🇺🇸

@kamalpreetsingh5468

2 жыл бұрын

Literally thank you, thanks you someone know the facts

@wilburhoffman5510

2 жыл бұрын

No uniform? This is unforgivable.

@NP-zv4bf

2 жыл бұрын

That’s actually sketchy asl, what’s wrong with them?!

@efisgpr

2 жыл бұрын

COOL!!! THANKS for the info. I see her going 10.94 outdoor.

So happy for Kambundji!! She’s looking in good shape this season and hope this is a sign for more wins to come!

Might be the greatest 60m championship race of all time when you look at the achievements. -The 4th fastest time in history was ran -Gold🥇 and Silver🥈 both ran under 7 seconds flat -SIX new personal bests -A 7.04 wasn't even fast enough to get Bronze 🥉 ...just insane 🔥🔥🔥

@SilencedButNotForgotten

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe, but there were INSANE races with Privalova and company. But this is the best 60m race in this CENTURY for sure!

Glad to see Marybeth on the podium.

I was pulling for Mikiah Brisco, but this is an excellent win for Kambundji. Wishing great success outdoors to all these women!

I have followed Kambundgis career and have always recognized her talent and commented on her race even when competing with the favorites. She is very talented and I am happy to see that she has taken her time to improve her upon her race. Congrats Kambundgi! Get your shine girl!

Congrats to Kambundji! She probably had the greatest race of her life up to this point. She got off to an excellent start and continued driving all the way to the finish line. On another note, I truly love your content. You have such passion and an excellent understanding of what true athletic greatness is. Keep up the excellent work.

The end of her year last year, with two Olympic finals and that 200 win at Prefontaine, was fab, but never saw this coming. So, so pleased for her. Such a superb run.

I am telling u, u should make a whole video on Marybeth price, Demm she is fast

wow what a race can’t wait to see what happens next in her career!

@JGunit

2 жыл бұрын

She's going forward. Waka waka

Major props for a well deserved win by Kambundji. A great start plus her acceleration/drive was awesome and earned a great win over a great field! 👏

Thanks for your excellent summary and presentation. This is one of your best. All the relevant facts and nothing else. Well done Mate. Cam

well still not as fast as you upload this great content after the actual race, amazing work :)

USA 2-3 finish!!!!!!.... Mikiah Brisco been on the radar a long time now it was just a matter of staying healthy and hungry and humble 6.99 says EVERYTHING And been waiting for years to see Brisco to be that pop off leg for the USA 4x1 team ....:-)

@dennisrobinson8008

2 жыл бұрын

Big Leagues!

Kambundji is always in the mix. She makes all the 100m finals. I now want to see her 100m time in this current season. That should be interesting.

@fs4634

2 жыл бұрын

There is a formula you can convert a 60m time to a 100m time. It isn‘t completely accurate but it indicates roughly the time. 60m time multiplying with 1.547 gives the 100m time. That would be around 10.76 more or less. I‘m really looking forward for outdoors!

@quinty26

2 жыл бұрын

@@fs4634 That's not how it works. Kambundji's fastest time is about 10.95. Her improvement in the 100m is yet to be seen for this season. Let us wait and see.

@blutundleberwurst9551

2 жыл бұрын

​@@fs4634 Totally disagree. Most of the 100 m are made by decision after 50 m. The greatest as Usain Bolt & Elaine Thompson-Herah. They are able to put a "gear" higher after 50/60 m = (higher & longer lasting top-speed) - Bolt even two - to make the difference. Svoboda will never be a great 100m bc of missing the high "gears" (topspeed not high enough).

you forgot to mention that this is the fastest time since 1999 in the women's 60m! just amazing by kambundji

Lovely. Kambundji is my girl. So proud of her. I always knew she would have done something great someday 🇨🇭🇯🇲

@SilencedButNotForgotten

2 жыл бұрын

Why is the Jamaican flag there? Hahaha

@terrencetaylor8196

2 жыл бұрын

@@SilencedButNotForgotten I'm asking the same question?

@duwellallenwalkingtiger7953

2 жыл бұрын

It's good sportsmanship. A jamaican who loves and support another country

Kambundji looked like she had plenty left in the tank. She was still accelerating at the end. Can't wait for outdoor season to start.

@stevecrocker6904

2 жыл бұрын

she's not accelerating at 60m, no-one is. And the lane closest to the camera always tricks us with parallax error

If you look close at the closeup of the start you’ll see that Kambundji had virtually a PERFECT start. I wonder if they have the reaction times for this race? I’d love to see it!

Why do people keep saying Brisco got out like a rocket? Don’t y’all see Marybeth Sant-Price in front the 1st 30m?

@dennisrobinson8008

2 жыл бұрын

Facts. Brisco did get out for her normal though.

Hey. Have U forgotten? Kambunji won the w200m sprint in Eugene Oregon in 2021 against Gabby Thomas, Dina Asher-Smith, Allison Felix, Jenny Prandini et al. Isn't it great to win at age 29/30?! That achievement was eclipsed sadly by the famous w100m clash that proceeded it. When I listened to the commentary before the race got under way, I thought that Mujinga hadn't gotten an honourable mention even. Just remember: the disparity between underestimation and achievement is astonishing (unbelievable).

THIS WAS THE BEST RACE OF THE YEAR SO FAR, CHANGE MY MIND!

@Ghostmanriding

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

@paulkubic786

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! How good will this get? Win! No ‘Partisanship Trophies’ !

Honestly, after watching her progression in the 100m and then this season so far, I don't think it's impossible to think Kambunji can break 10.8 in the 100m. I see her becoming a legitimate threat to medal at this year's WC in the event. Her poise and control is honestly legendary 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

@michaelschmidt9708

2 жыл бұрын

Her current 100m PB is 10.95 - it would be great if she could produce regular times in the 10.80s. To expect her to break 10.80 this year may be a bit much. We shall see.

@TheAndromedaPod

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelschmidt9708 Her strength is there to produce a 10.8 or even sub 10.8. She's been slowly perfecting her technique and I'm confident, after seeing her progression, that we'll likely see her dip under 10.9 this year. If she's careful to choose her races and takes good care of her body (especially after this indoor season), I think she will have a huge PR this year. Whether that's 10.82 or 10.77 we'll have to wait to see, but I love her chances of medalling this year 😁😁

@TheAndromedaPod

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelschmidt9708 also, I agree that it may be asking a bit much to ask her to break 10.8, but only because of how she runs. She has the power to do so, but her running style is very controlled and careful. It's genuinely impressive and amazing to have seen her break 11 seconds so often last year with such consistent poise and control. I think she just trusts her training and her body follows. I want to see her really power through her drive phase one good time and I think we'll be really surprised.

@albertmaraj

2 жыл бұрын

If you can't run below 10.8 then you won't be getting a medal this world championship and that's just a fact. This is wishful thinking on your part

@TheAndromedaPod

2 жыл бұрын

@@albertmaraj Except that I 100% believe Kambundji can get under 10.8 and has a legitimate shot at medalling. Didn't I originally post that? Y'all can write her off if you want. This is honestly just my own, tiny opinion. I've watched her for years and her progression has been steady but she looks a ton stronger than in past seasons. She's a threat to the Jamaican sprinters and Shelly-Ann has looked a half-step slower on average, though she did post a few absolutely outrageous times last year and PR'd (10.6!!!), but she's still 35 this year and likely declining, especially as a sprinter. Elaine is likely still the Gold Medal favorite, but please explain to me who medals after her aside from her countrywoman Sherica? Sure, there're Dina and Marie-Josee, but Dina is coming off injury and MJTL is 33. Shelly-Ann is honestly Kambundji's biggest issue for that 3rd spot, but I see Silver/Bronze as being more up for grabs this year than last year or in years passed. Again, just my tiny opinion

I always knew she had it in her. Always gracious,always modest and always trying her best.Watch out, there is more to come individually and in the 4x100m relays.Go swiss girls.!!!!

@michaelschmidt9708

2 жыл бұрын

The Swiss 4x100m squad may have to change their line-up with Salome Kora coming back from injury and Sarah Atcho suffering heart complications after getting her Covid booster shot. Geraldine Frey has come on strong and bettered her 60m PB like 3 times this season and is at 7.11 now (3rd all-time Swiss). Curious to see what she can do in the 100m. And young Leonie Pointet ran 11.20 last summer which matches Atcho's PB. She'll only get better. If del Ponte and Kumbundji can both improve and dip into the 10.80s and the other two can run 11.10-ish they have a real shot at a medal at the world's and even gold at the European championships after that. Fingers crossed.

Been a long time coming girl all the best was in love with her from day one.

Any one who follows Kambudji knows she’s been grinding. Super happy for her! Also, curious about Sharika J. Love her but she’s a 400m runner, turned 200/100, but now 60? Didn’t see that coming. Also, B. Williams is still 19yo. She’s got a bright future!

Wowwww! That was a battle! Excited to see what comes next.

Finally MaryBeth gets the recognition she deserves! The US team didn't even send her an official US jacket until the prelims!

@drwalka10

2 жыл бұрын

The narrator didn’t even say her name once. The disrespect

@stevecrocker6904

2 жыл бұрын

didn't have one her size

I knew Swoboda was a lot of hype! She got smoked!

That was a fantastic race. Kambunji has always had a fast start but usually fades over the latter 30 metres of a 100 metres race. She seems to have successfully worked on her strength in the last 2 years. With Jackson and Williams running 7.038s and 7.040 seconds that Jamaican relay team for the outdoors season will be eyeing the world record. Barring injuries.

It was certainly a mindblowing race and while I'm just a bit disappointed that team Jamaica wasn't able to medal, I'm super excited for Kambundji and the magnitude of what she has achieved today. She richly deserves it as she's literally been there or there about for a long time now. I like Brisco and happy she was able to run 3 consecutive PBs and dip below 7 secs...she too has been there or there about for a while now. Now the reason I'm not too upset about Jamaica's placings is because Briana literally ran faster than the 7.09 she went there with in each round; on the same day. That for me is superb. Shericka has made significant strides so far this season moving from never running indoors to 7.04 in a couple weeks. Overall great video review and magnificent race.

@dennisrobinson8008

2 жыл бұрын

Sherika started out with a 7.20 PB before the season ended up with 7.04. Brianna brought hers down from around 7.15 to 7.04.. I never thought Shericka would get her 60m so good... .16 seconds improvement.

@trackandfieldja7820

2 жыл бұрын

@@dennisrobinson8008 those are outdoor PBs...I was referring specifically to indoor times but I get what you're saying

@dennisrobinson8008

2 жыл бұрын

@@trackandfieldja7820 Before Shericka messed with the indoor 60m our eyes could tell us she was a poor starter and poor accelerator, but had enough top end to hit her 10.76. My eyes called her around 7.20 indoor 60m, sometimes 7.30, but definately not 7.10 or better. Now she has a 7.04 indoor 60m to her name, a gain of at least .150 seconds, which will boost her confidence in her starting and acceleration, which should help her 100M game. Sub 10.70 for sure when she puts it together. However. We haven't seen her run the 400M since she was a 11.30 seconds sprinter. Back then she ran 49.3 seconds. How would she run it now with an abundance of speed ontap 10.7x speed? She could be mid 48 seconds easily if she put her focus into it.

This race was insane but the Rojas TJ WR was by far the best thing to happen at the champs, surprised you didn't make a video about that actually

Congrats to kambundji she's always there she deserves that win wish her well for future endeavors

As u have said, "that was an amazing race" And I say, U have an amazing voice.

Damn man, little white girl on lane 3 extremely fast!!

@saidouofficiell

2 жыл бұрын

I was like who is that kid She fast !

@Cera_Prit

2 жыл бұрын

Marybeth Sant Price she’s fast fast in the 60m

@dennisrobinson8008

2 жыл бұрын

She's super strong too...

Womens sprinting makes me so proud 🙏🏿😭

Kambunji’s technique was outstanding

TRP - you're the best athletics channel by miles ....and the most diplomatic, which is refreshing compared to some of the others who are critically biased and/or cynical. Swoboda's races until this one were noticeably against weaker opposition - mostly European athletes, she came up against a more diverse and tougher group in this race, sadly she lost and is understandably no doubt disappointed.

If you look at Kambundji, her drive lasted the longest out of all the runners. Replay it and look at when she actually comes up. And when she does she starts to walk away. If this was a 100 she was gonna wreck them. My questions is this.. who is training her? Her drive phase is waaaaay better than usual and will she be this way in outdoor?

@blutundleberwurst9551

2 жыл бұрын

Kambundji was in lead over the whole race. There is the perspective which may it looks different. Check 3:20 Her trainer: Adrian Rothenbühler. A Swiss who also trains her younger sister Ditaij hurdles.

@jakemccoy

2 жыл бұрын

The 60 is not a good predictor of 100m performance.

@youtubestreetz4201

2 жыл бұрын

With Shelly-Ann Fraser Pryce and Elaine Thompson in the same race I don't see anybody beating both of them

@blutundleberwurst9551

2 жыл бұрын

@@youtubestreetz4201 Not agree. Check OS Tokyo 100m final. The Jamaicans made the difference in the 2nd half . not in the first.

@michaelschmidt9708

2 жыл бұрын

@@youtubestreetz4201 Elaine already lost to Swoboda head-to-head this year. She is not head and shoulders above the competition in the 60m - her strength is the last third of the 100m.

Congratulations 👏🏽🎉 to Kambundji 🥇 Proud of her. I like her. Great Sprinter

Well she just threw down the gauntlet, The outdoor season is going to be crazy 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

can u make a vid about the mile at nb nationals?? i watched it in person and it was crazy

Kambundji had the tendency of rocking her body left and right thus losing speed. It looks like she has cleaned that up now. Well done to her.

That was indeed an amazing race. Can you imagine betting on this race? Nobody saw this one coming.

Excellent analysis 👑

kambungi was ahead from the gun, the camera angle was deceptive. The fastest indoor races ever: Ottey 6.96 vs Privalova 6.97 in 1992 Devers 6.95 vs Privalova 6.97 in 1993 Privalova 6.94 vs Ottey 6.97 in 1995

@niroshangovinder4042

2 жыл бұрын

Hare Krishna. I looked at the start critically- no way- Saint-Price was first of the blocks, and Briscoe was 2nd.....I looked at the feet.....

Those women in 1988 been running for the last this long in time thank you very much

Happy to see her win.. congrats from s. Korea

That background music fits every video he uploads , I hope he never changes it

mind blowing. congrats to Kambundji

I really would love to do some voice overs like you do but on your channel... could I handle all the throwing events?

This race was amazing 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Wait wait wait, why is 7.032 being rounded up to 7.04??!

@Ghostmanriding

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, makes no sense.

Great video my friend, awesome!!!!

One word need be said, "WOW"!!!

Well done Kambundji!!

Nothing like a big slice of humble pie to motivate you.

Wow, tremendous race across the board!

Everybody was expecting Svoboda, Williams and Brisco. But Kambundji ran her own race and just took the express train. A well-deserved victory.

I live for these moments.

Very amazing thank GOD I'm alive to see it thank GOD for Life

Briana u did well

Nice. Big time congratulations to Mrs. Kambundji.

My Girl… Amazing!

These girls are incredible!

This man carries track and field on KZread

I'm not sure who Marybeth is but apparently she's fast and got 3rd. USA got 2nd and 3rd. Very well done. Unreal that Swaboda did not medal. USA 4x1 should be good.

@dennisrobinson8008

2 жыл бұрын

They need to practice their hand-offs. Last year JA ( Jamaica ) team was proof that the best 4x100 isn't about just having the fastest 4... The hand-offs are the crucial part of that game.

@Ghostmanriding

2 жыл бұрын

Now you definitely know who she is.

@michaelschmidt9708

2 жыл бұрын

The 4x100 at the Worlds is gonna be a battle between Jamaica, the U.S., Great Britain, and Switzerland. Can't wait!

bravo mujinga ! hop schwiiiz watch out for little sis' ditaji too ..

I saw this coming, especially when she ran against elaine thompson herah and Ewa Swoboda

Swoboda stumbled pretty bad out of the blocks and still managed to keep up with that whole field. I almost thought she might overtake the field right there at the end. And the woman who won, incredible burst of speed! Great race.

@Robert_McGarry_Poems

2 жыл бұрын

She was dead last after the drive phase, which is where she normally shines.

Are you going to make a Tentoglou video yet?

I remember her from the olympics. Good win for her. Was rooting for Sherika but Glad for Kambundji.

Congratulations to all the ladies wow

Who saw this coming ? Kambundj your heart is so big run your race and stay humble sweet kisses to you

Tuly good content.

She's been putting in the work for years. Glad yall finally noticing her. lol

I’ve never seen someone get into their upright stride that fast and still gain momentum.

That's why you lace 'em up...the heavy favorite came in 4th, WOW!!!!

I said that someone was sleeping on Kambunji. I saw her in that Heat against Brisco in the Pre Heats.

Female talent rn is booming rn. Brilliant to see

Absolute mind ripper.

Kambundji was in lead over the whole race. There is the perspective which may it looks different. Check 1:07 and 3:20

Just seeing Thanou's name on that list is astonishing!

Kambundji-just get me to the final and it’s a new day.

That’s why we run the races folxs. No medal there with your name on it. Keep working and grinding

This race is why we love athletics

Awesome wonders.

Kambundji looks like she will run some very fast outdoor times this yr. Maybe no 1 ?

Tiny white girl is fast

@asanitationstompout8473

2 жыл бұрын

That's right 😉👌🏿

@Ghostmanriding

2 жыл бұрын

Marybeth Sant Price.

Kambundji has been on their heels for years. Including the Jamaican queens. Her name is not unknown at all. I, for one, am not surprised. Good for her!

Congratulations To Ms Kambundji on Her 60 meter Dash Victory! Nice Work by All The Race Participants! Keep Putting The Work In!

Watch closely, it came down to her start. She reacted to the gun a split second faster than everyone else. And while this did not immediately put her in front, she progressed through acceleration before everyone else. The 60 is a short enough sprint that there is hardly enough time to decelerate once you've hit top speed. This is how she went past everyone in the last 5 meters.