The five fastest sprinters in the world refer to the five fastest people in human history: Bolt, Blake, Guy, Powell, Gatlin. These five people are in the same sprint. There have been countless battles in the era, many classic 100-meter battles have been created, and Bolt has won the ten fastest 100-meter results in human history. Bolt is the master of the five, and has won the top two fastest 100-meter results in human history.
NO.1 9 seconds 58 Usain Bolt
Bolt defeated the strong rival American Guy to win the championship at the 2009 World Athletics Championships in Berlin, setting a new world record of 9 seconds 58. The record has remained to this day and no one can break it.
NO.2 9 seconds 63 Bolt
Bolt defeated the other powerful Four Tigers in the 100-meter final of the 2012 London Olympics and defended the Olympic championship with the second fastest time in history of 9 seconds 63. 9 seconds 63 is still the Olympic Games to this day. 100-meter record.
NO.3 9 seconds 69 Bolt
9 seconds 69, the third fastest time in history, has been achieved by Bolt, Guy and Blake.
In the 100-meter final of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Bolt was significantly ahead of the others. Later, he deliberately slowed down and looked back at the moon to win the championship. He ran the former Olympic record and former world record of 9.69 seconds.
NO.4 9 seconds 69 Guy
In the 2009 Shanghai Diamond League, Guy fought against Powell and ran a personal best of 9 seconds 69 to win the championship. It is also the 100-meter record that the United States still holds today.
NO.5 9 seconds 69 Blake
In the 2012 Diamond League Lausanne station, Blake, who had just won three medals at the London Olympics, competed with Gay in the 100 meters and won the championship in 9 seconds 69, creating a personal best.
NO.6 9 seconds 71 ββGuy
In the 100-meter final of the 2009 World Athletics Championships in Berlin, Guy fought against Bolt, aiming to defend the championship. Bolt was in strong form and led the way. He was the first to cross the finish line, creating an incredible 9 The champion was crowned in 58 seconds, setting a world record. Guy ran 9.71 seconds and finished second. He sighed with regret and failed to defend the championship. However, 9.71 seconds created the strongest runner-up result in human history.
NO.7 9 seconds 72 Powell
In the 100-meter final of the Lausanne Grand Prix in September 2008, Powell won the championship in 9 seconds 72, setting a new personal best time, second only to Bolt's 9 seconds 69 set in the Beijing Olympics, and tied for 2008 The world's second-best result of the year, but it was a pity that Powell performed poorly in the 100-meter final of the Beijing Olympics, finishing fifth in only 9.95 seconds.
NO.8 9 seconds 72 Bolt
In May 2008, at the Reebok Track and Field Grand Prix in New York, Bolt competed with Guy in the 100-meter race. In the end, Bolt broke Powell's world record of 9 seconds 74 with 9 seconds 72 and set a new record. It was his first world record. Since then, Bolt has been out of control. At the Beijing Olympics, he ran 9.69 seconds to win the championship, breaking his own world record of 9.72 seconds.
NO.9 9 seconds 74 Powell
In September 2007, at the Italian Station of the IAAF Grand Prix, Powell ran 9 seconds 74 to win the championship, breaking his own world record of 9 seconds 77 set in Athens in June 2005.
NO.10 9 seconds 74 Gatlin
In the Diamond League Doha Station in May 2015, Gatlin won the 100-meter race in 9 seconds 74, creating a personal best and the world's best result of the year. Gatlin was still relaxed at the end. If you take a few steps and press the line with all your strength, your results will be better.
Bolt retired in 2017. The glorious era of the worldβs top five sprinters has come to an end, and the level of rising sprint stars has not yet caught up. In 2018, the worldβs best 100-meter time was 9 seconds 79 run by American Coleman . He Together with Lyles, Glass, Baker, Brommel, is known as the world's new sprint five tigers. Whether they can surpass the world sprint five tigers led by Usain Bolt, time will tell. We will wait and see.
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