By far the best channel for track and field news

@thedailystride5407

12 күн бұрын

Facts

@jakobgei6390

12 күн бұрын

U should try jumpman. I watch and like this channel too but there’s just so many videos everyday. And often I just feel like some things are a little too stretched, just repeating similar things again

@GorgiaOQueef

12 күн бұрын

@@jakobgei6390I agree completely

@griffinhandfield2680

12 күн бұрын

@@jakobgei6390 yeah I have watched a lot of jumpman’s videos too and I like his videos. But he just uploads weekly while TRP uploads much more.

@jakobgei6390

12 күн бұрын

@@griffinhandfield2680 fair

1:41 is not a language thats used often in the 800m, people don't understand how crazy this race really was. the mens 800m went from the event that was struggling the most in track and field to possibly being the event of the olympics.

@rayflaherty3441

12 күн бұрын

oh, you watched the video

@speedycatg8762

12 күн бұрын

@@rayflaherty3441 it was a good video.

@lol-gb5vt

12 күн бұрын

I didn't think a race faster than london 2012 would happen for a long time

@rayflaherty3441

12 күн бұрын

@@speedycatg8762 Nicely said. But why the bibs? It's like we're living in the 70s.

@bobthegoat7090

12 күн бұрын

@@rayflaherty3441 Well, this channel often exaggerates a lot, so it helped me understand this was truly special. Also, what do you mean by bibs?

The pace setter did an excellent job. No pace setters in the Olympics so times may be a little slower.

@nvan78

12 күн бұрын

Presumably no wave light technology either. I wonder if the Paris Olympic track is as fast as this one was (yep, you guessed it yet another bouncy Mondo track).

@parkerfleischman1852

12 күн бұрын

Honestly if Wanyoni goes out how he did here there’s a chance we see a faster time but either way runflation has just hit the men’s 800

@ravciozo7517

12 күн бұрын

Sieradzki is an excellent pacemaker and he paces 90% of all diamond league races. He has once qualified for the World Champs (Oregon 2022) by just...pacing. And not going off the track but finishing the race. He's the secret puppet master that singlehandedly pushes the world's 800 forward with his pacing :D

@joelandenmatten9285

12 күн бұрын

David Rudisha ran his best World Record without pace-makers. Given that Emmanuel Wanyoni runs like David Rudisha, we might even get to see a time close to the World Record if not outright a World Record.

@littlecatfeet9064

12 күн бұрын

@@ravciozo7517That’s amazing!

Rudisha 2012 was at the time and still is, the greatest run I've ever witnessed. Michael Johnson twice in Atlanta and Bolt twice in the world championships are almost parallel - but that Rudisha run was so ridiculous... It gets me every time!

@abone2pick

12 күн бұрын

“Almost in a parallel universe”😂😂 you’re delusional if u think there was an ever better performance than bolt in 2009

@fearlessjoebanzai

12 күн бұрын

@@abone2pick, say you don't know track without saying you don't know track.

@NelleBligh333

12 күн бұрын

I've watched the Rudisha WR run many times for that reason, because I would have answered the same before Djamel Sedjati ran in the Stockholm DL this year. Rudisha's WR run is sublime, an athlete at the height of his powers and clearly head and shoulders above the rest of the field. But I like Sedjati's scrappy style of racing, not as elegant or impressive looking as Rudisha but I find it more exciting to watch.

@fearlessjoebanzai

12 күн бұрын

@@NelleBligh333, I've not seen the Sedjati run of which you speak, but I will look it up, cheers. I marvelled at Rudisha's and rewatched after commenting, for how he just went out and basically said "catch me if you can" - which had never been done before in a major championship final!

@binkyxz3

12 күн бұрын

Hard to compare short sprints and the 800 -- just a different aesthetic.

Side note: Back in the day, many races were on grass. The record for 800 m grass was set in 1962 by Peter Snell (a 1500m specialist) and stil hasn't been beaten. 1:44.

What happened was two men wanted to prove they were the best in the world and one was racing in his home stadium. Everyone else came along for the ride. Sedjati is THE phenom.

@rayflaherty3441

12 күн бұрын

He had the worst victory dance ever though. If I saw it a few hundred times though, I might get used to it. That's what happened with the Maasai. I'd watch them celebrate after an event, sort of shuffling in a huddle followed by a sudden jump with a yelp, then repeated. It annoyed me at first, but after seeing it so many times I was like "how could someone do a celebration dance without the jump/yelp thing...how lame!"

@landonpoland5092

12 күн бұрын

@@rayflaherty3441I’m sure your dance would suck to after running one of the fastest 800m ever

@rayflaherty3441

12 күн бұрын

@@landonpoland5092 That would never happen - I wouldn't even be able to finish the 800, unless they allow walking. Or if they put a moat beside the track, I could swim it.

@landonpoland5092

12 күн бұрын

@@rayflaherty3441 that fair lol, I did it in high school and I was SLOW

@rayflaherty3441

12 күн бұрын

@@landonpoland5092 I was in the 2:20's in HS, but my event was the mile. Ran around 5:00. Now my knees are shot though.

Was not expecting this year to be particularly incredible in the 800m just as the last several years have not been remarkable. However, this could end up being one of the greatest season's in 800m history.

Sebastian Coe ran that fast before high tech shoes, modern training and steroids. One of the greatest track stars ever …and nobody pushing him

@62BillAD

12 күн бұрын

Steroids go back to 1970s mate

@MatthewMachuDidge

12 күн бұрын

​@@62BillAD Coe ran in 1956 mate

@15lacasette82

12 күн бұрын

​@@MatthewMachuDidge Coe was born in '56?

@grand_master2174

12 күн бұрын

Steroids are not allowed in athletics mate

@ithinkthereforeitalk935

12 күн бұрын

@@grand_master2174 🤣🤣🤣

I was surprised you didn't cover this first. This race was phenomenal

@gabepattacini204

12 күн бұрын

Same, but this race was so good I don't think it deserves a 4 minute video immediately, instead of a longer more covered one

The craziest statistic in this video is that Seb Coe still has the 6th fastest 800m ever from FORTY THREE years ago.

@76Aston

12 күн бұрын

Check your math...He set his 1:41.73 WR in 1981

@SpaceflightExplained

12 күн бұрын

​@@76Aston? 2024-1981=43

@veridicusmaximus6010

12 күн бұрын

On a dirt track as well!!

@johnscrubob4534

12 күн бұрын

@spaceflightexplained The original comment says it was edited, so maybe he changed the number after the other person commented.

@joelandenmatten9285

12 күн бұрын

@@76Aston you just confirtmed he right

Thanks for covering this race, imo the best 800m race of all time. I don't remember feeling the same excitement for an 800m since Rudisha retired until Djamel Sedjati ran in the Stockholm DL earlier this year. The 800m at the Paris DL may not showcase a world record, but for speed, competitiveness and rivalry it is unmatched. The head to head Sedjati vs Wanyonyi, Tual's break-through to 800m greatness which some of us already predicted for him, and the way the entire field tried to follow the leaders and ran NRs and PBs down to 8th place makes this race the best.

@mockinghyena960

12 күн бұрын

I'm a bit biased to still say that the 2012 800m final is still the greatest considering a WR was broken, there were no pacers, and all athletes ran a PB, except 1 with a SB But yeah, this one was really close to being the greatest. Best 800m race since 2012

What a diamond league meeting this weekend, high jump WR, insane 1500 race and WR and this insane 800 race, lets hope we see similiar in the paris olympics in a few weeks

Makes me wonder if the track is fast too

Wanyomi will win the Olympics. The consistency of sub 1:42 gives him the edge

I can’t believe what is happening in 800m. All these unknown guys running crazy fast.

And before the French championships of 2024, Gabriel Tual's personal best was 1:44.23 in the exact same track than here in 2022. His best performance in 2024 before his 1:43.99 was 1:44.43. He also wins the European championships with 1:44.87. In a short amount of time (1 month) he went from 1:44.87 to 1:41.61 this season. It was simply amazing. If he continues to improve this season, and if he reaches his peak in the Olympic final, with the cheer of his own crowd, this can be incredibly fast. For me the world record can go down at these Olympics if all competitors are in fire and if they set an incredibly fast pace in the finals. And the future of the 800 is very bright. I can totally imagine with this very young generation, break the world record and even threatening the sub 1:40 at their peak of their lives if they continued to improve and reach the max of the potential. I'm french and I'm super excited to see the evolution of athletics in general, with this fire generation in the 800, very curious of the level of Gabriel Tual this summer. Sorry for the possible faults in english I'm not good to write outside of french language.

@culturepolitique704

12 күн бұрын

🇫🇷 🇫🇷 🇫🇷

@jamezkpal2361

12 күн бұрын

You have a better command of English than most Americans.

@NelleBligh333

12 күн бұрын

I've been watching Tual run for a while, he's a great tactical racer and I told my friends to watch out for him in this race, but even I was blown away by the speed he showed. Just shows that in front of a home crowd and with the right conditions and in the right race athletes can rise to greatness.

@paulojrneto

12 күн бұрын

Gabriel Tual is now the fastest men ever in the 800m not born in Africa.

@battleworld2457

11 күн бұрын

@@jamezkpal2361 Thanks !

I'm so glad you covered this race. I was watching as the introductions were given. I told my wife, "I've never seen such a stacked field before. Everyone's super fast." And boy did it live up to it. I was yelling 'What???!!!' as they finished. Amazing. One for the books.

I wonder if Bryce Hoppel would’ve also run 1:41 had he been in this race 😳

@michaeldavis6607

12 күн бұрын

Me too. He felt so good at US trials , I think he is in the running

@natecortese1189

12 күн бұрын

even if it’s a 1:41.99 I’d be so thrilled for him to get a 1:41 for america this year

@logansmith8553

12 күн бұрын

Without a doubt he would have. Look at the race, he wasn't pushed as much as he could have been. He's got a legitimate shot along with the other 5... cant believe I'm saying that but its true.

WTF happened here? I have watched the 800 closely since El Cabello ran his WR, but I have never seen a race like this one. The 12 Games was close, as even 5th place Nick Simmons from Idaho ran 1:42.95. but only one man ran under 1:41.70 in London, and here were THREE men running PB's under that. Crazy fast. I hope Wanyonyi takes it out fast in Paris, so there is no repeat of the Sydney 800, but this is my most anticipated Olympic final. Fun vid. Thnx

Nice insert of Sir Peter Snell there. He really was the GOAT. Amateur era, no pro support training. In today's era he'd be downright scary. Coe was freaky too, mind.

feels a bit fishy that loads o records are being beaten in a short ish amount of time

@snappatruce

12 күн бұрын

It’s all in the shoes, dude.

@bayouss8414

12 күн бұрын

Everyone has been training since Tokyo to be at the peak of their former for this summer. It's not an overnight success it's called an Olympic summer.

@BooneeXCdad

12 күн бұрын

Agree. History suggests that absurd stats are often invalid in the long run. The accuracy should be checked.

@rayflaherty3441

12 күн бұрын

@@snappatruce The fish are in the shoes??? omg, I think you hit it on the nail buddy.

The 800m final in Paris is going to go HARDDDDDDDDDDDDD 🔥🔥🔥Any y'all think Rudisha's record can fall soon? 8 People under 1:43 this season before the Olympics is WILDDDDDDDDD.

@Tacoboy257

12 күн бұрын

I think that the 800m record will fall unless it is a tactical/slow race.

@denzilj

12 күн бұрын

No pacers in the Olympics makes it a bit more challenging

@flavored_1

12 күн бұрын

@@denziljyeah, but pacing this is easier than 1 mile/5k and there’s so much motivation so we gotta hope

@flavored_1

12 күн бұрын

@@denziljalso Rudisha’s wr was in the Olympics so 🤷

@NelleBligh333

12 күн бұрын

It needs a race like this one with a great pacer and all the big names there to make it highly competitive. Due to the nature of the Olympics, no pacers and rounds of competition, I don't know if the same conditions can be replicated there. Maybe if they matchup Sedjati and Wanyonyi again in a head to head semi or final it might happen but not if it's a tactical race and the Olympics is about medals not records.

Massive PBs across the board (6:05) + speculation of reasons for such a fast race (8:03)…. C’MON Andrew & track fans! Let’s address the white elephant in the room. There’s no way most of us aren’t thinking 💉. The juice has to be more sophisticated than ever to detect. Please. All legitimate reasons given at 8:05 but let’s get real with ourselves.

@nvan78

12 күн бұрын

Well the shoes of course, easily good for at least a second a lap, and likely more beneficial when you are a very efficient fast runner competing on a Mondo comp. track that clearly aids performance (such is this case with this Paris Diamond league track). Not sure how many of these competitors are micro dosing, but that is indeed another factor which you have highlighted.

@gtrdoc911

12 күн бұрын

Exactly! And Jessica Hull improved her PR in the 1500 in this track meet by SEVEN SECONDS. I’m sorry that is just not naturally humanly possible for a world class athlete that’s been at it for a few years already.

@oilguy777

12 күн бұрын

@@gtrdoc911 I completely intended but forgot to mention her. I looked that up this morning. She improved her 1500 from age 26 to 27 by 7 seconds and everyone is so happy for her and nobody bats an eye?!?! 😂 I remember when Katir improved by 5 seconds from one year to the next (age 22 to 23) every track fan with half a brain was instantly suspicious of him doping. But nobody is of Hull? 🧐 I mention the ages because I’m sure that it’s significantly harder for elite athletes later in their 20’s to improve by that much vs early 20’s. And in Hull’s case, it’s not 5 seconds… it’s a whopping 7. Don’t tell me that’s that shoes because these “new” shoes have been out for at least a few years now.

@oilguy777

12 күн бұрын

@@nvan78 but these new shoes have been out a few years now, haven’t they? Great training, consistency, nutrition all on point from one season to the next? Sure. But 7 seconds at the elite level? We want to believe nobody is doping but let’s be real with ourselves.

@nvan78

12 күн бұрын

@@oilguy777 not just talking about the shoes here. You clearly have a track surface that offers a performance advantage (Tokyo Olympic track was claimed to have a 2% performance boost by the designer). Also have the use of multiple pacers, and the wave light technology nonsense (latter sure helped Cheptegai in his 10k record). And yes some of these folks are micro-dosing surprised there haven't been more positive tests leading up to the Olympics. A lot of these runners are going to be close to their peak fitness as the Olympics aren't that far away. :)

All year the 800 was boringly "slow". Then all of a sudden the times are faster than ever.

This race was so out of control amazing that it gave me chills the last 300 meters.

The top SIX athletes averaged a time of 1:41.89 seconds. Prior to 2024 this would have placed there AVERAGE time as sixth all time. WTF

Post Covid has been amazing for track and field.

I thought that the fastest 800m ever was the London final , now we have seen the fastest race in Paris

Man - incredible times and really good breakdown of all this, as always! I can't wait to see all your Olympic coverage!

Good video. But what it doesn't say is the Coe revolutionized the 800m twice: first in Oslo in 1979 when he took over a second of Juantorena's WR to run 1.42.33 then in Florence 1981 when he took a further 6 tenths off that.

Pretty crazy race. Olympics 800m will be crazy

Let's go Gabriel Tual ! I hope you'll be on the olympic podium ! You're the best french 800m runner of all times !

Yeah I think this has to be the new best men's 800m of all time. To place 5 in the top 10 is unheard of.

With the 800 being so close at the finish, perhaps runners will see blocks AND a staggered start in the future. Pretty much like the 400. Or am I crazy? Love your work! big fan

Crazy to still see Seb Coe right up there!

Love to see what Hoppel and Arop will bring to an already insane field come the Olympics

Truly amazing race.Pacer also was spectacular.

No way the top 5 PR’d by that much, I hope they are clean because those times are irrational. Athletes don’t just PR by that margin, just crazy

I watched this live - could'nt believe what i was seeing! The competition in every track race at the Olympics is mind blowing! Bytheway, Jake Wightman is running the 800 for GB (not the 1500).

Coe's run on a dirt track in 1981 is till the best.

@seanou2837

12 күн бұрын

With plenty of steroids.

@veridicusmaximus6010

11 күн бұрын

@@seanou2837 What drug was he on and how do you know - source please. Steroids - Ha! Jarmila was on roids and she was bigger than Coe. You are the one smoking shit!

@veridicusmaximus6010

7 күн бұрын

@@seanou2837 Yeah, he looked like it for sure.

@seanou2837

7 күн бұрын

@@veridicusmaximus6010 he was definitely on PEDs.

@veridicusmaximus6010

7 күн бұрын

@@seanou2837 And you know this how?

Waiting to see what the Canadian will do. He has the same built and style as Rudisha.

@jonasf4065

12 күн бұрын

hes not canadian. its someone congo or zambazi or something sourced

@pamelaonduso9480

8 күн бұрын

Arop has Kenyan roots I believe.

Ngl I wouldn’t be watching this channel if the Olympics wasn’t right around the corner, but these are videos very well made

Olympic track is fast! Olympics are going to be crazy.

@wilhelmw3455

12 күн бұрын

The Olympic track is the Stade de France in the same city not this track lets hope that is fast.

The 800 coming up in Monaco DL will be fun to watch with Arop in the mix. Should be a crazy fast race also!!

David Rudisha and Vebjorn Rodal are the only gold medalists to run under 1:43 in the history of the Olympics. All of the other gold medal winning times never broke 1:43. Why? There is no pace maker. They have to race. This is why you won’t see any of these runners lining up in the finals of the Olympics or World Championships. The Diamond League is a shit show.

@lawrencemaclin1352

12 күн бұрын

Sedjati was the World silver medalist in 2022, Wanyonyi was 4th in 2022 and silver in 2023, and Tual made the Olympic final in 2021. If you're gonna minimize their achievements at least be accurate

@jacobdoyle420

12 күн бұрын

Wanyoni and Sedjati are the future of the 800, cry about it

@joelandenmatten9285

12 күн бұрын

@@lawrencemaclin1352 And Wanyoni is only 19

That was awesome, it was great to see those names on the list of the 3rd, 4th, and 5th fastest 1, 2, 3, Stade Charlety, Paris (FRA)! Thanks, you are the best.

Tual is awesome!! My favorite 800 runner.

Was waiting on this video that 800m race was insane

It's a revolutionary time in T&F because there are SO MANY good runners

hahaha Marco Arop will still win the gold medal at paris

@adrianbento3298

12 күн бұрын

😂

@phantomdream7442

12 күн бұрын

Things are not looking very good for him right now lol

@jonasf4065

12 күн бұрын

he blows

Loving It ❤ Impressive!

Not since Howard Cosell have I heard an announcer that is so great he or she elevates a sport. Howard did so in real time: "The Juice is loose..." Chris Bermen must also be noted as a master of the craft. And he did as Nostradamus now does tell some what they saw with their own two eyes in real time and the things that no one saw. It reminds me of the day when a fight would be on pay preview. We would pay to see the fight. Then we would all hold our tongue until we heard Howard tell us what happened on broadcast TV. Thank you. Because of your effort no one who runs in any field today gives up. What a joy it was to see every man run though the finish with only personal excellence in his heart and mind. The grass in the pastures are green. However: Great fields running on tracks make 🐐 GOATS.

I just don't understand athletics anymore 😅 Absolutely insane! Similar to the 1500m W.

Rudisha would still be about 6-10 yards ahead of everyone just to put it in perspective

Shoes and track surfaces are truly changing times by everybody.

@littlecatfeet9064

12 күн бұрын

I’m sure that’s all it is.

absolutely unreal! Olympic final with 3 under 1:42 once again!

@joelandenmatten9285

12 күн бұрын

Probably 4 with Bryce Hoppel getting added to the list.

@gdavis8799

11 күн бұрын

@@joelandenmatten9285 Good point!

I just hope and pray the summer weather tags along and won't be hot/humid 😭 it's almost a guarantee we are in for some treats this Olympics only and only if it won't be too hot (which is unlikely 😢)

It was similar in the women's 1500, lots of national records, almost everyone a PB. I'm worried about how many records are being smashed this year, including some from the bad old days of blatant and aggressive doping. I know the Olympics are coming and everyone's peaking, and yeah there are fancy shoes and new, faster tracks... but often it's the case that sudden, significant gains are related to PEDs, right? It's been such an exciting year in track, and I hope that there isn't some new superdrug that will eventually lead to a lot of asterisks next to the number 2024.

Good luck Arop.

@AbhiBinil-qb6gq

12 күн бұрын

he may be cooked😅

@nvan78

12 күн бұрын

@@AbhiBinil-qb6gq hard to say, don't forget there are multiple rounds in the Olympics, no pacers, no wave light technology BS.

@speedycatg8762

12 күн бұрын

he could still win, if he was in this race he would have gone 1:41

@joelandenmatten9285

12 күн бұрын

@@nvan78 David Rudisha broke the World record despite that and Emmanuel Wanyoni ran 1:41,70s without pace-makers at the Kenyan trials at altitude.

@nvan78

12 күн бұрын

@@joelandenmatten9285 true and in Rudisha's case pretty much from the front in Adidas Adizero shoes. Dude would be even faster given today's bouncy tracks and shoes.

Super proud of these Africans.

@dantago1

10 күн бұрын

me too

Going all out on a very unimportant race just weeks before the Olympics. That's called peaking way too early, and as a result not one of these three has a shot at gold. One of the three might get bronze, but the others will be far behind. There's a reason you don't go all out until the championships! A hard lesson to learn, but it's their turn.

This was the 3rd greatest 800m of all time, after Rudisha and Coe's WRs

The fact that going under 1.42 is still considered exceptional is a testament to how great Seb Coe was. Before this race only 2 men had beaten Seb's 1981 time, now after this exceptional race, 5 have beaten his time. Of course Seb's time from 43 years ago was achieved without modern training methods, modern spikes etc., as with all greats from the past.

They running fast but i dont think anyone will touch that 1:40.91 WR. Rudisha mentioned that it got extremely challenging to break the WR once he got to the low 1:41s.

Been waiting on this drop

Coe's mark was over 40 years old and without pacemaking. That's how good it was.

I think the women's 100m hurdles is as exciting as the men's 800m

Wow the Olympics gonna be crazy

Incredible

Tkzz for sharing.,..,peace

What are the air temperatures for the record runs? It's probably not significant, but the higher the temperature, the less dense the air becomes, and there is less drag on the objects that pass through it.

Gold medal fav for sure !! damnnnn

The Tokyo 1991 100m World final produced the nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 8 (=6), 10 (=9) on the all-time list. The Munich 1972 10000m Olympic final produced the nos. 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 on the all-time list. Reall astronomically small that something like this happens.

You covered it very briefly, by also shwoing Ivo Van Damme name. But Crestan(6th) beat probably the most iconic Belgian Record. Ivo Van Damme is 2 time silver medalist in Olympic Games in Montreal(at time 2 fastest time ever) at age 22. He died that year in auto crash. Since that day the meeting that is now the prestigious Diamond Leauge in Brussel is called after him. Now only his record on the 1000m still stands Truly Golden year for Belgium on his distances with also 2nd and 4th places on European Championships on the 1500m

Send Coe never had pace maker. From memory he ran 600 metres on his own. Never ever be matched. Never

Reminds me of an era in baseball where higher numbers of players were hitting HRs at rates closer to or greater than the all-time greats. TRP points out the anomalous occurrences without touching on the obvious question being begged. How is this happening?

I feel Emmanuel Wanyonyi would have won if Sedjati was not blocking him at the end

Amazing race from an amazing meet. Although the meet didn't quite match last years 3 WR's , the number of PB's, NR's and AR's was crazy, but it's not even just the quantity, but the scale of some of them. As mentioned here Tual improving his 800m PB by over 2 seconds, but there was Jess Hull improving her 1500m PB by around 5 seconds, Yaroslava Mahuchikh improving her high jump PB by 4cm, which may not be that uncommon when your PB is in the 1.8's or 1.9's, but when your PB is already 2.06m, no-one expects you to jump a 2.07m PB and follow it with a first time clearance of 2.10m. A month ago I was finding this season a little disappointing, despite already having seen multiple WR's, we've just been spoilt for amazing performances in recent years. Now, however, things seem to get more amazing with each meet. It's going to be difficult for Monaco to follow that and, if I remember correctly, Monaco has seen more WR's than any other Diamond League event, although that stat may not be current with Paris having seen 5 in the past two meets.

@pepelopezcrecimientopersonal

12 күн бұрын

The meeting with most WR is and i think will be forever is Zurich, the most beloved meeting around the world.

Thank you

The shoes are springs with the tensile strength of steel. For some reason the IAAF allows them.

OK. Let me ask the question. When 5 runners end up in the top 10 all-time from the same race, is the track size verified to be 400m and not a bit shorter?

It appears that a lot of these runners are juiced. Just sayin, it seems there is a new drug that aids endurance but is undetectable.

@jonasf4065

12 күн бұрын

none here are as juiced as rudisha was.

Wow! Are you sure they lined up in the right spots?

All three of these guy's can erase Rudisha record including Arop and other's fantastic year in the 800m

Do you have the Wanyonyi's lap breakdown? he seemed very fast.

They are getting very close to Rudisha, but it will take a super human effort to break it.

Amazing race.

Awesome

How did they all pr by so much wtf

I’m just curious here, it looked like wanyonyi was catching at the end and got body blocked by sedjati? is that allowed?

Just saying I think we might see a new 800m record this year, and in the hardest event in track and field that amazing

💥This was a truly great race💥, the only thing that could've topped it was the world record being broken

What time is needed in the women's 1500m to attempt the mile in under 4 min?

I cant believe im saying this but david rudishas record may fall only 12 years later. Crazy

Shoe tech and advancements in lactic acid testing and training is bring distance athletics to new heights

what the hell was happening in paris?!?!? insane performances everywhere!!!

Just in the men's 800m, there are four more occasions where a single race produced 4 in the top 10 all-time. The Montreal 1976 women's 800m final produced the nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 on the all-time list. Have you ever corrected your mistakes? Or do you even have some interest in correct facts - or do you just prefer your superlatives (regardless if wrong or right)?

Hope they’re all clean!

@whahappened8398

12 күн бұрын

appears to be a lack of exhaustion after crossing the tape/line. a little telling perhaps ?

@colt_45.

11 күн бұрын

@@whahappened8398 exactly what i was thinking. Homies arent suffering after running an 800 that fast..? Not saying anything, ive just seen this sport enough to be skeptical

@nandrolone.is.underated

6 күн бұрын

​@@colt_45.If they were clean you could find people on steroids on youtube posting videos of them self beating all the official world records just for the lols like if someone not on steroids ran the 800m in 1.41min there would be people on steroids running somewhere in the 1.20-1.30min ballpark but the reality is that passing drug tests is way way way to fucking easy

Its sad probably 99% of the world has no clue how fast 1:41 is

Will see it happen again