The Tokyo Olympics is the first Olympic Games after Bolt retired. The performance of the two 100-meter flying people in this Olympics attracted the most attention. The first was the Italian star Jacobs who was crowned as the new Olympic champion with a time of 9.80 seconds. The second was Su Bingtian broke the Asian record with 9.83 seconds and finished sixth in the final. Both players broke their national records and ranked among the top in the world. Let’s look at the latest 100-meter record rankings of various countries. Su Bingtian helped the Chinese team rise to fifth. Usain Bolt 's 9 seconds 58 Jamaica national record topped the list.
10th place Zimbabwe 9 seconds 89
Zimbabwean star Makusa, who is only 1.69 meters tall, is a talented athlete with outstanding short jump ability. He set a national record of 9 seconds 89 for 100 meters. long jump won the bronze medal at the Daegu World Championships. The personal best is 8.40 meters, which is also the country’s long jump record.
Ninth place France 9 seconds 86
French star Vicott reached his peak in 2015. He ran 9 seconds 86 and won the runner-up in the Paris Diamond League, breaking the national record of 9 seconds 92 held by Lematre. In the same year, the Beijing World Championships , Weicott and Su Bingtian ran the same time of 9.99 seconds and advanced to the finals together.
eighth place Portugal 9 seconds 86
Athens Olympics , Portugal's naturalized star Obi Kwelu defeated the United States Green in 0.01 seconds, and lost to the United States Gatlin in 0.01 seconds, running 9 seconds 86 to win the silver medal , creating a Portuguese national record.
seventh place Nigeria 9 seconds 85
Fasuba won the 2006 Doha Grand Prix in 9 seconds 85, setting a Nigerian national record. This was also an African record that stood for 15 years until it was broken by Sibini of South Africa this year.
Sixth place South Africa 9 seconds 84
Sibini won the Hungarian Grand Prix this year in 9 seconds 84, breaking his own South African national record of 9 seconds 89 and Fasuba's African record. However, Sibini performed abnormally in the Olympics. In the final, he finished fourth in 9.93 seconds and missed the medal again.
Fifth place China 9 seconds 83
Su Bingtian had an extraordinary performance in the Tokyo Olympics semi-finals. He defeated Baker, Jacobs and other European and American famous players, running 9 seconds 83 (+0.9), combining him with Qatar Ogunode The Asian record of 9.91 seconds was improved by 0.08 seconds, and the Chinese record jumped to fifth in the world. Su Bingtian is worthy of being the first 100-meter man in Asia.
fourth place Trinidad and Tobago 9 seconds 82
Beijing Olympic silver medalist, Trinidad and Tobago star Thompson in the 2014 national championships with 9 seconds 82 (+1.7) Winning the championship improved the national record held by compatriot Bradman by 0.04 seconds.
Third place Italy 9 seconds 80
Jacobs is the biggest dark horse this year. He ran 9 seconds 84 in the Olympic semi-finals, breaking the Italian national record and the European record. In the final, Jacobs swept Colley, Baker, West Strong rivals such as Bini and Su Bingtian won the gold medal with a time of 9.80 seconds, breaking the European record for the second time and becoming the first Olympic champion in the post-Usain Bolt era.
Second place in the United States: 9 seconds 69
Guy reached its peak in the 2009 season. He was second only to Usain Bolt at the World Championships in Berlin, setting the fastest runner-up time in history with 9.71 seconds. A month later at the Shanghai Grand Prix, he He defeated another player from Jamaica, Powell, and with the help of a +2.0m/s tailwind, he ran 9.69 seconds to win the championship, setting a national record that remains to this day.
First place in Jamaica 9 seconds 58
Bolt is the unrivaled sprint king in human history. He broke the 100-meter world record three times, with an improvement of 0.16 seconds. He defeated Guy at the Berlin World Championships and won the championship in 9 seconds 58. Kim, this is not Bolt's final limit. Experts believe that if Bolt at his peak sprints at full strength, he is expected to improve the world record to 9.50 seconds.
