@@minichikimakubex I don't think people know how dominant Paulino actually is. Her finishing power is insane. Over the last couple of years, she's been slowing down towards the end in every single one of her races.
What you should realize with this run at 48,98 Natalia Kaczmarek smashed NR of Poland 49,29 standing strong since 1976 Montreal Olympic Final of Mrs Irena Szewińska.
Congratulations, Kaczmarek! Adeleke is a future Olympic gold medalist, and potential record holder. She hasn't hit her peak yet. She's a phenomenal talent.
@@Backpfeifengesicht45 Where's her people from...let's see...not tallaght...her parents are born and bred in Nigeria...she has no irish ancestry at all...that would make her Nigerian not irish you ejit...you've a very colonial racist mind set...ah sure we will claim what's not ours take credit what belongs to an African nation ie Nigeria...she should be running for the Nigerians not us...its a disgrace and shameful behaviour of us given our suffering at the hands of the colonisers mind set...you should be ashamed of yourself, what an imperialist 🤨
@risinggael1685 you're choosing to be amongst the most ignorant people in the world, it must be a vurden to have such hate in your heart......Ireland and your parents must be so proud to have the likes of you speaking for who belongs to what country......it's 2024, not 1924
NATALIA KACZMAREK - THE PRIDE OF POLAND!!! 🇵🇱 🥇👑👏👏👏 What an amazing runner, what a wonderful girl!!! I am Polish and I love her. Nasza kochana Natalia!!!
Natalia Kaczmarek is getting better and better I watched her training rain or shine fingers crossed for Paris Olympics ( my prediction Natalia wins silver )
Congrats to both ladies, what a great battle between the two, wonder what Adeleke would've run w/o that Mixed Relay Final already in her legs? Hope that's not going to be an issue for her in Paris! Wish Klaver could've dipped under 50s, hasn't looked as sharp outdoors since her World Indoor Silver Medal & impressive 50.10 PB back in Feb. S/O 18yr old Lurdes Gloria Manuel's 50.52 PB for 4th place & Laviai Nielsen's 50.71 PB performance following her Coach Tony Lester's unfortunate & traumatic cardiac arrest.
She is evading everything, where is not 100% win - i think like this way. Maybe no, and her true race is 400M Hurdles, and normal 400M she treats only for building hard speed ... idk - we'll see a true story in Paris soon
@@onlyrobi00Not evasion its preservation, 400m is hard, 400m hurdles takes much more ,Sharlene Maudsley ran 5 400m races it caught up with her in the relay final but she did very well, Rashidat's coach in Texas was not happy with her ,she has the potential to do a sub 49 s too ,she's 21 she will have the world record in her future...as I understand it Femka will not run in the 400m flat and neither will Sidney Mc Loughlan of the US if they keep fit these will be the two medalists in Paris and I suspect Rashidat is only getting started here...
@@meenzergunsenum3229 I did a comment for solo 400M relay tournament. Everyone saw 4x400 and yes, she has very good speed. Also everyone knows, tournament relay is different than 4x400 ... She did that in 400M Hurdles, but U know she did very good time in spring ... But overall, lets be fair for IO Paris: 400M Hurdles - very good is Sydney McLaughlin (USA) ..., 400M - very good is Paulino, Kaczmarek, Adeleke ... For Femke - she could, ofc acheve both, but it seems will be very difficult.
@@arathgomez172 I didn’t know that. Anyways there are more similar examples. I remember hearing Felix talk about how when you run a certain time you except to run it again or go faster in the near feature but it rarely functions like that.
Natalia w finale pobiegła wybitnie, ale w sztafecie strasznie się "podpaliła" i pobiegła pierwsze 200 m 22,81 i na ostatniej prostej zabrakło jej paliwa. Uważam że Natalia powinna biegać na pierwszej zmianie, wtedy pozostałe Polki w komfortowych warunkach na pierwszym torze przekazywały by pałeczkę, niestety trener Matusiński tylko raz ustawił Natalię na pierwszej zmianie, było to w Tokio i Polki wtedy ustanowiły rekord Polski 3.20,53.
Natalia miała w Rzymie jakieś przeziębienie/infekcję, stąd ten jej kryzys na ostatniej zmianie. A ruszyła szybko, bo miała dużą stratę do nadrobienia. Co do Tokio to sytuacja wtedy była mocno odmienna, po pierwsze Natalia nie była jeszcze wtedy tak szybka jak obecnie, po drugie wypracowaną przez nią przewagę miał kto dowieźć do mety (i to nawet przy biegnącej na ostatniej zmianie z niedoleczoną kontuzją Justynie). Innymi słowy pozostała trójka zawodniczek była wtedy w dużo lepszych dyspozycjach.
@@alialibaba1886 Natalia na pierwszej zmianie uzyskała by taką przewagę że pozostałe dziewczyny zmieniały by "jak po sznurku", nie było by obiegania po trzecim torze i przekazywania pałeczki na szóstym torze. Natalia nawet z przeziębieniem pobiegła by 49,5 z bloków a Kinga miała czas 51,54 to różnica 15 metrów. Na zmianach i obieganiu na łukach straciliśmy jakieś 1,5-2,0 sekundy. W Tokio Natalia była najszybsza z naszych dziewczyn a mimo tego biegła na pierwszej zmianie. Moim zdaniem Matusiński zafiksował się tym że Natalia musi biegać na ostatniej zmianie, jak Natalia nie pobiegnie w Paryżu na pierwszej zmianie to możemy zapomnieć o medalu.
@@ukaszMakowka-me8iv W sensie aktualnych osiągów Natalia była już w Tokio najszybsza, choć jeszcze nie pod względem PB. Mniejsza z tym, w każdym razie na otwarciu pobiegła wyraźnie szybciej od tego PB. Jak w Rzymie miała wykręcić 49.5 s z bloków skoro nie udało się jej to na lotnej zmianie? Błąd twojego rozumowania polega na założeniu podobnej siły reszty zawodniczek wtedy i teraz. W Tokio Gosia i Iga pobiegły na zmianach poniżej 50 s (!) i nijak nie wynikało to z braku obiegania, tylko świetnej formy. Obecnie taka przewaga zostałaby na tych zamianach zniwelowana przez konkurencję, wyobraź sobie jeszcze Kingę muszącą walczyć na końcu z najszybszymi zawodniczkami.
@@alialibaba1886 Jestem pewny że z bloków Natalia pobiegła by 49,5 w finale na 400m pobiegła 48,98. Na lotnej ostatniej zmianie miała 49,68 ale tylko dlatego że za mocno ruszyła 22,81 czas po dwóstu metrach i na ostatniej prostej nie starczyło paliwa. Wystarczyło by aby Kinga, Marika i Iga pobiegły po 51,00 na lotnych zmianach i Natalia 49,5 z bloków i mamy czas 3.22,50 i pewny medal. Iga w eliminacjach pobiegła 50,7na lotntej zmianie. Kinga z bloków miała 51,54 odejmij z tego 0,8 i masz czas na lotnej poniżej 51 i po dwóch zmianach jesteśmy na pierwszym miejscu a nie na szóstym. Ps Jeśli chodzi o Tokio to wtedy Iga i Gosia miały świetne czasy bo były w wysokiej formie ale też zmieniały na pierwszym toże i nie obiegały. Amerykanki nam daleko uciekły i Polki cały czas biegły na drugim miejscu z dużym zapasem nad jamaką i kanadą.
@@ukaszMakowka-me8iv Natalia może by tyle pobiegła jakby była zdrowa, ale nie była, nie można zakładać, że w układzie z nią na początku nic jej nie dolega, a gdy biegnie na ostatniej już tak . Podobnie z Mariką - zaćmiło się jej w oczach na końcu zmiany i potrzebowała pomocy medycznej, natomiast w twojej wersji wszystko z nią jest ok i wykręca lepszy czas. Gdyby z obu zawodniczkom nic się nie stało i pobiegły w układzie wybranym przez Matusińskiego na swoim wysokim poziomie medal na 99% też by był. No i jeszcze jedna sprawa - weź pod uwagę, że inne zespoły nie są elementami statycznymi i przy innej taktyce też zachowywałyby się inaczej, a zawsze łatwiej gonić niż uciekać.
@@teodorocromberg YES. Born and Raised in Dublin, Ireland, to Nigerian parents. Catch up, and look at all the other BLACK European born athletes. Have you been living under a rock? Stop showing your ignorance and racism on Toutube.
She didn't do the 400 flat. She had enough with the 400 hurdles, women's 4x4 relay and mixed 4x4 relay. The previous European Championships in Munich 2022 is the only time I can recall where Bol did both the 400 hurdles and 400 flat.
I'm sorry if this comment is perceived as taking anything away from Kaczmarek's terrific run (congrats to her!), but I am now super-impressed by Rhasidat Adeleke, who I was unfamiliar with before these championships.
You should NEVER EVER host the Olympics if you cant put quality highlights together like this. They really ruined the experience. These athletes give everything and you gave the bare minimum whoeveris responsible
Well, Sydney is only slightly ahead of the rest this season but she ran her 400 on a faster track than this...albeit not on a faster track than the woman ranked right behind her.
Weird comment from the male commentator, "With those long Irish legs". I thought Klaver was better than what she has shown at these championships. Last season she was losing only to Bol, so I thought in races without Bol, she would be winning more of them.
Not exactly. Natalia Kaczmarek has not lost to Lieke Klaver for two years. This period would have been even longer, but at the World Athletics Championships in Eugene she had stomach problems (probably food poisoning) . That's why Natalia did not perform well in the semi-finals. Kaczmarek ran much better in the heats (and beat Klaver in that race) when she was still healthy. So Natalia Kaczmarek is just underrated.
@@marcd1981 You are welcome. I forgot to add that Natalia skipped the 2024 World Athletics Indoor Championships in Glasgow and the 2023 European Athletics Indoor Championships in Istanbul. Maybe that's also the reason why she is less well known.
Nice race Adeleke is young but her Polish girl is a monsters and congratulations to her but if Adeleke has a coach like Bob he will train her to beat her,Adeleke has 2 do some 200m like Sydney Mclaughlin
Natalia can be a factor for medals in Paris, so as Kaver but both would need to have the run of their lives to beat Paulino. And no, Sydney McLaughlin WILL NOT CONTEST THE 400 FLAT in Paris. Mu can be in the mix but she is inconsistent. Maybe Adeleke too.
Klaver is not a gold medal contender. She will need to knock at least 1 second off her PB to win (or perhaps to even medal). As I see it, the gold will be decided between Paulino, Adeleke, Miller Uibo (if back to form) and perhaps Kaczmarek. Adeleke was training through this tournament (no taper) so will be significantly quicker in Paris.
@@andilemali606 , well, last year in the 800, she had a lackluster performance in the final and lost the race she should have won. There are rumors that she will run the 400 this time including relays. May or may not be true.
I was actually disappointed . Now you see how quickly one forgets those years where Holland hardly ever reached any final . But of course Klavertje 4 Lieke did great behind those 2 super women, So anxious to see if Kaz( marek) and Adele(ke) can beat the Americans and Jamaicans .We all know who will win the relays.Nope, no USA nor Jamaica , but the Dutch girls and hopefully even the men who keep doing better and better each year,Maybe it's their time too.
Ok, for kicks - here are my odds to win the Paris Olympics 400M Final . Paulino [DR]: 5:1 (16.67%) Kaczmarek [POL]: 6:1 (14.29%) Adeleke [IRL]: 6:1 (14.29%) Miller-Uibo [BAH]: 7:1 (12.5%) N. Pryce [JAM]: 7:1 (12.5%) Brit. Wilson [USA]: 8:1 (11.11%) McLaughlin-Levrone [USA]: 5:1 (16.67%) - - If she decides to run S. Williams [BDS]: 20:1 (4.76%) A. Anning [UK]: 30:1 (3.23%) I think the result is: Gold - Paulino - time 48.65 | Silver - Pryce - time 49.41 | Bronze - Adeleke - time 49.48 | 4. Kaczmarek - time 49.63 | 5. Brit. Wilson [USA] - time 49.68 | 6. Miller-Uibo [BAH ] - time 49.75 | 7.. S. Williams [ BDS] - time 49.88 | 8. A. Anning [UK] - time 49..92 Paulino is the most relaxed of the bunch. Doesn't get rattled nor anxious. Nerves will negatively impact the times... 400M is all about managing nerves so runners don't go out toooo fast tooo soon. Finalists will very likely have better results (times) in the Semis, than the finals. If Sidney M. runs, she is a close 2nd to Paulino. I think N. Pryce could be god-send to bettors... I think she still has reserves in her tank (from NCAAs)... She's a dark horse to win it all, and has nothing to lose. Also Britton Wilson is a quiet sleeper, who's looking to redeem herself. Kaczmarek could very well medal, IF she can manage her nerves better than her competitors. What are yours.
Mc-L will win if she decides to run, but I think she wont as means she races every day for 5 days straight doing both events. That 48.75 was into a 2+ m/s head wind. I ran US D1 400m including Natl championships - you are correct about staying relaxed but the reason why it makes u faster is about mechanical and biochemical (energetics) efficiency. In 400 which always becomes anaerobic, u cant waste any effort such as in 100m without consequences on time. Kazmarak has perfect mechanics and uses perfect race strategy - why shes so consistent
@@jpslaym0936 Love it! Great analysis 👊 Nothing like competing in a major championship to convey the impact anxiety has on 400M. Likely the most tactical of all the sprints...
400 is unpredictable. Paulino and Kaczmarek look the best so far. Both experienced, able to do rounds and both capable of sub 49. Battle for the bronze is on. Adeleke is bronze in my opinion. NCAA athletes underperform at big stages due to timing of the season. Miller Uibo can upset but she is yet to run an open 400m.
Sydney McLaughlin would beat the lot of them. If we assume the 400 meters is roughly 3.5 secs faster than the 400 meters hurdles Sydney should smash the 400 meters world record in Paris if she surprisingly runs it.
This is a foolish comment. It suggests that you are not aware that people travel and immigration is a necessary fact of life and part of humanity. WE ARE ONE FFS. Your comment suggests that you have a very limited depth of life experience the comment seems to come from a bigoted point of view. Rhasidat is Irish. Born and reared. Tallaght. We love her. We are proud of her. We are so lucky to have her as part of our family. She is one of our best. Mad, mad respect to her x
This is something UA-cam should look into. Many videos (not just track and field) have time stamps on them from when someone uploaded the video. It can make it seem like the subject of the video was from that time, even when something happened months ago.
Congratulations, Natalia. Beautiful run at good time! Big opportunities in the upcoming Olympics. She weighs 55 kg and each one is more beautiful than the other!
I hope that you can say the same about Femke Bol's performance at the World Athletics Championships in Budapest. 'Sydney McLaughlin would have beaten her quite easily '. Right? Sydney is not a European runner so it is obvious that she can't participate in the European Athletics Championships.
Now that's how you do highlights. Looking at you Diamond League.
lol. but the result at the end is for the 4x400 mixed relay.🤷♀
This is exactly what a highlight isn't. They showed the entire race, including their intros with post race commentary😂
These aren’t highlights. Highlights are the ones that they posted earlier. Those Day 1 - Day 6 videos.
@@veganpotterthevegan😂😂 u are truly funny
The title tells me who finished first and second. I hate spoiler titles.
is this a beauty contest? one more beautifull than another! good job, ladies!
What a great race. Congrats to Natalia of Poland!
The 400m is going to be exciting in Paris
Paulino winning everything
@@minichikimakubex She will not
@@minichikimakubex she won't have it easy
@@minichikimakubex I don't think people know how dominant Paulino actually is. Her finishing power is insane. Over the last couple of years, she's been slowing down towards the end in every single one of her races.
@@onlyrobi00 who do you think can beat her?
What you should realize with this run at 48,98 Natalia Kaczmarek smashed NR of Poland 49,29 standing strong since 1976 Montreal Olympic Final of Mrs Irena Szewińska.
Congratulations, Kaczmarek! Adeleke is a future Olympic gold medalist, and potential record holder. She hasn't hit her peak yet. She's a phenomenal talent.
She should be running for Nigeria not ireland she's their talent not ours
@@risinggael1685whereabouts in Nigeria is Tallaght?
@@Backpfeifengesicht45 Where's her people from...let's see...not tallaght...her parents are born and bred in Nigeria...she has no irish ancestry at all...that would make her Nigerian not irish you ejit...you've a very colonial racist mind set...ah sure we will claim what's not ours take credit what belongs to an African nation ie Nigeria...she should be running for the Nigerians not us...its a disgrace and shameful behaviour of us given our suffering at the hands of the colonisers mind set...you should be ashamed of yourself, what an imperialist 🤨
@@Backpfeifengesicht45 Enjoyed that.
@risinggael1685 you're choosing to be amongst the most ignorant people in the world, it must be a vurden to have such hate in your heart......Ireland and your parents must be so proud to have the likes of you speaking for who belongs to what country......it's 2024, not 1924
Wow! How many 400m runners will go under 49 seconds this year? Probably the best 400m times as a group forever!
3
3 in 3 days, is crazy.
NATALIA KACZMAREK - THE PRIDE OF POLAND!!! 🇵🇱 🥇👑👏👏👏
What an amazing runner, what a wonderful girl!!! I am Polish and I love her.
Nasza kochana Natalia!!!
She's really gorgeous too!
@@tuneaddicted Indeed. Beautiful, talented, hard-working, ambitious, Polish! 😇🥰😄
the 400m final in Paris is going to be stacked. At least 6 runners all capable of 49.5 or better.
5 runners under 49.3!🥵
Taaaakkkk Kaczmarek!! Poland is behind you! ❤🎉
Hello from Ireland . Rhasidat is Amazing, she is a proud Irishwoman and we are very proud of her. ❤️☘️
sophie becker all day!
@@Ben-kh2rhRhasidat is faster.
Incrível ...Este campeonato foi muito competitivo e de tirar a respiração!! Grandes atletas...
Bravo Natalia ❤️😍♥️❤️♥️Congratulation ❤️♥️❤️♥️🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
These runners are just amazing to watch! Wow!
Rhasidat is a world champion of the future, well done
Nigerian power 🖤
@@0nFoot that's right she's Nigerian not irish...her glory belongs to Nigeria not ireland...its shameful for ireland to claim...
@@risinggael1685 Congratulations from Ireland
@@colmdevlin5340 I hope your congratulations is to Nigeria as its them that produced her from their people...Theirs not one but of irish in her...
@@risinggael1685Yeah but no one wants to run for Nigeria bc of their shitty athletics association that fuck over their athletes.
Brilliant finish! ❤
Greetings from Virginia USA 🇺🇸
Butters grandmother is from there 😂
This must be the most beautiful race in the history.
lol
I agree.
Rhasidat is an absolute inspiration and she will be a name we will all remember after Paris.
Natalia Kaczmarek is getting better and better I watched her training rain or shine fingers crossed for Paris Olympics ( my prediction Natalia wins silver )
Natalia does it right with a most respectful beautiful candence
Ty love
@@Natalia.Kaczmarek. Ga zo door Nat!
@@Lieke.Klaver Heey!
@@stratocasterblue Hallo tot morgen
Viva Kaczmarek! Paris is waiting for you with ❤
Well done Rhasidat!You are absolutely inspirational and so extremely talented.Very Very proud of you and indeed all the Irish team.
I don't know what it is but running out of all the sports in the Olympics for me is always , always goosebumps material
Natalia opens her stride at 300 and empties the tank very nice
All those stamina interval
repetitions do the jov💢
Congrats to both ladies, what a great battle between the two, wonder what Adeleke would've run w/o that Mixed Relay Final already in her legs? Hope that's not going to be an issue for her in Paris! Wish Klaver could've dipped under 50s, hasn't looked as sharp outdoors since her World Indoor Silver Medal & impressive 50.10 PB back in Feb. S/O 18yr old Lurdes Gloria Manuel's 50.52 PB for 4th place & Laviai Nielsen's 50.71 PB performance following her Coach Tony Lester's unfortunate & traumatic cardiac arrest.
Klaver and Bol somehow always get slower after indoor season instead of peaking,
Hell of a final Olympics gonna be special
Bravo Poland, from an Irishman.
The european runner was amazing in the last 100 meters.
love Kaczmarek
Natalia Kaczmarek gratulacje za piękną walkę ❤ życzę Ci żebyś powtórzyła to na Olimpiadzie w Paryżu 👏👏👏👏👏👍🤍❤️🇵🇱🤍❤️
POLSKA, POLSKA jestem dumna z jej wyczynu - to było w pięknym stylu
men of culture, we meet again
Congratulations Lieke Klaver!
Can someone tell me why Femke Bol not competing in this 400m race?
She is evading everything, where is not 100% win - i think like this way. Maybe no, and her true race is 400M Hurdles, and normal 400M she treats only for building hard speed ... idk - we'll see a true story in Paris soon
@@onlyrobi00 As she ran 400h, Mixed Relay and 4x400, the term evading might not exactly describe her efforts.
@@onlyrobi00Not evasion its preservation, 400m is hard, 400m hurdles takes much more ,Sharlene Maudsley ran 5 400m races it caught up with her in the relay final but she did very well, Rashidat's coach in Texas was not happy with her ,she has the potential to do a sub 49 s too ,she's 21 she will have the world record in her future...as I understand it Femka will not run in the 400m flat and neither will Sidney Mc Loughlan of the US if they keep fit these will be the two medalists in Paris and I suspect Rashidat is only getting started here...
@@meenzergunsenum3229 I did a comment for solo 400M relay tournament. Everyone saw 4x400 and yes, she has very good speed. Also everyone knows, tournament relay is different than 4x400 ... She did that in 400M Hurdles, but U know she did very good time in spring ... But overall, lets be fair for IO Paris: 400M Hurdles - very good is Sydney McLaughlin (USA) ..., 400M - very good is Paulino, Kaczmarek, Adeleke ... For Femke - she could, ofc acheve both, but it seems will be very difficult.
@@johncahalane7327 I remember. Both Adel and Maud R young. Agree - they both R great runners. Last 90 m of final was amazing to watch
Bravo 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Polska górą, tak trzymać piękna dziewczyna z Polski
Natalia Kaczmarek pride of Poland, pride of Europe!!!!
No not Europe sorry!! Keep it in poland
@@jennifernangboa Buhahahaha, we are not fool like west europeans...
Pride of earth planet
Thank God a European won this race!
@@juliaj7939 well it is a European athletics championship🤨 so yup a European is going to win 😂
Congratulations ❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Without watching the video two Irish in the final is an achievement
fast time great race PR for both athletes
It's going to be an interesting number of years in 400m. Adeleke is running faster at 21 than Kaczmarek was.
Doesn’t mean a thing for the 400m. Sanya ran the American record at a very young age but didn’t come close to it in later years.
@@mrdz1812She also had a disease that got worse later on, so not a good comparison.
Yeah she has potential to be a great sub 49 runner.
@@arathgomez172 I didn’t know that. Anyways there are more similar examples. I remember hearing Felix talk about how when you run a certain time you except to run it again or go faster in the near feature but it rarely functions like that.
World lead!!??? Surely I can't be the only one...
Natalia w finale pobiegła wybitnie, ale w sztafecie strasznie się "podpaliła" i pobiegła pierwsze 200 m 22,81 i na ostatniej prostej zabrakło jej paliwa. Uważam że Natalia powinna biegać na pierwszej zmianie, wtedy pozostałe Polki w komfortowych warunkach na pierwszym torze przekazywały by pałeczkę, niestety trener Matusiński tylko raz ustawił Natalię na pierwszej zmianie, było to w Tokio i Polki wtedy ustanowiły rekord Polski 3.20,53.
Natalia miała w Rzymie jakieś przeziębienie/infekcję, stąd ten jej kryzys na ostatniej zmianie. A ruszyła szybko, bo miała dużą stratę do nadrobienia. Co do Tokio to sytuacja wtedy była mocno odmienna, po pierwsze Natalia nie była jeszcze wtedy tak szybka jak obecnie, po drugie wypracowaną przez nią przewagę miał kto dowieźć do mety (i to nawet przy biegnącej na ostatniej zmianie z niedoleczoną kontuzją Justynie). Innymi słowy pozostała trójka zawodniczek była wtedy w dużo lepszych dyspozycjach.
@@alialibaba1886 Natalia na pierwszej zmianie uzyskała by taką przewagę że pozostałe dziewczyny zmieniały by "jak po sznurku", nie było by obiegania po trzecim torze i przekazywania pałeczki na szóstym torze. Natalia nawet z przeziębieniem pobiegła by 49,5 z bloków a Kinga miała czas 51,54 to różnica 15 metrów. Na zmianach i obieganiu na łukach straciliśmy jakieś 1,5-2,0 sekundy. W Tokio Natalia była najszybsza z naszych dziewczyn a mimo tego biegła na pierwszej zmianie. Moim zdaniem Matusiński zafiksował się tym że Natalia musi biegać na ostatniej zmianie, jak Natalia nie pobiegnie w Paryżu na pierwszej zmianie to możemy zapomnieć o medalu.
@@ukaszMakowka-me8iv W sensie aktualnych osiągów Natalia była już w Tokio najszybsza, choć jeszcze nie pod względem PB. Mniejsza z tym, w każdym razie na otwarciu pobiegła wyraźnie szybciej od tego PB. Jak w Rzymie miała wykręcić 49.5 s z bloków skoro nie udało się jej to na lotnej zmianie? Błąd twojego rozumowania polega na założeniu podobnej siły reszty zawodniczek wtedy i teraz. W Tokio Gosia i Iga pobiegły na zmianach poniżej 50 s (!) i nijak nie wynikało to z braku obiegania, tylko świetnej formy. Obecnie taka przewaga zostałaby na tych zamianach zniwelowana przez konkurencję, wyobraź sobie jeszcze Kingę muszącą walczyć na końcu z najszybszymi zawodniczkami.
@@alialibaba1886 Jestem pewny że z bloków Natalia pobiegła by 49,5 w finale na 400m pobiegła 48,98. Na lotnej ostatniej zmianie miała 49,68 ale tylko dlatego że za mocno ruszyła 22,81 czas po dwóstu metrach i na ostatniej prostej nie starczyło paliwa. Wystarczyło by aby Kinga, Marika i Iga pobiegły po 51,00 na lotnych zmianach i Natalia 49,5 z bloków i mamy czas 3.22,50 i pewny medal. Iga w eliminacjach pobiegła 50,7na lotntej zmianie. Kinga z bloków miała 51,54 odejmij z tego 0,8 i masz czas na lotnej poniżej 51 i po dwóch zmianach jesteśmy na pierwszym miejscu a nie na szóstym. Ps Jeśli chodzi o Tokio to wtedy Iga i Gosia miały świetne czasy bo były w wysokiej formie ale też zmieniały na pierwszym toże i nie obiegały. Amerykanki nam daleko uciekły i Polki cały czas biegły na drugim miejscu z dużym zapasem nad jamaką i kanadą.
@@ukaszMakowka-me8iv Natalia może by tyle pobiegła jakby była zdrowa, ale nie była, nie można zakładać, że w układzie z nią na początku nic jej nie dolega, a gdy biegnie na ostatniej już tak . Podobnie z Mariką - zaćmiło się jej w oczach na końcu zmiany i potrzebowała pomocy medycznej, natomiast w twojej wersji wszystko z nią jest ok i wykręca lepszy czas. Gdyby z obu zawodniczkom nic się nie stało i pobiegły w układzie wybranym przez Matusińskiego na swoim wysokim poziomie medal na 99% też by był. No i jeszcze jedna sprawa - weź pod uwagę, że inne zespoły nie są elementami statycznymi i przy innej taktyce też zachowywałyby się inaczej, a zawsze łatwiej gonić niż uciekać.
Im hoping with poland and norway athletes taking top honours we are not seeing the eastern Europeans of the 80's!!
Sadly for your ppl, at Olympics, Africans rooted athletes will take it all.
The only women that came out and didn’t jog or sprint won 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Well done Ireland, well done Adeleke, great silver, you have done Ireland proud.
What did I just read????
😂Irish??? 😂😂😂
@@teodorocromberg YES. Born and Raised in Dublin, Ireland, to Nigerian parents. Catch up, and look at all the other BLACK European born athletes. Have you been living under a rock? Stop showing your ignorance and racism on Toutube.
@@teodorocromberg She was born in Ireland you racist sb.
@@christinequinn5355 And they fact that they have no shame in putting it in writing!!
Girls stories ? why the competitors don’t congratulate this beautiful Polish athlete ?
Bcs shes not black
Olympics this year: 16 DAYS OF GLORY.
Why didn’t Femke Bol from NED run this?
she dosent run it. 400m hurdles
Kaczmarek was brilliant, but Adeleke must be thinking if her having to do the mixed relay earlier in the week made the difference
nope. she didnt taper for these championships. she trained as normal throughout them,
@@Simonmc78 Sure sure she could run 45 seconds if she tried. For sure bro.
What happened to Bol?
She didn't do the 400 flat. She had enough with the 400 hurdles, women's 4x4 relay and mixed 4x4 relay. The previous European Championships in Munich 2022 is the only time I can recall where Bol did both the 400 hurdles and 400 flat.
@@regolith1350 BOL won both 400 and 400 hurdles in Munich, if I'm not wrong.
Bol would have placed 3rd in this race. She can't beat Kaz nor Adeleke in a 400M flat race when the chips on the line.
@@tascrphsnot really Bol WR in indoor is 49.17s easily beat them in outdoor as outdoor tracks are faster with no incline around the bends
Think you will find that Natalia has NEVER beaten Femke Bol.
If Rhasidat had done as her coach wanted and hit the first 200 harder she would have gotten gold roll on Paris.
That doesnt make any sense cause she got gassed out a little at the last straight so she'd be totallly dead if she ran the first 200m even faster.
There will be so many upsets in these Olympics!!
No Sidney Maclaughlin did run 48,76 last sunday so that is not right.
The Polish girl could make more money modeling.
moneys not everything my bro
Yet no model can run sub 49 seconds for the 400m dash.
Can't represent your country in modelling.
Running is more noble, inspirational, and more fulfilling.
Terrible comment on a female athlete!
can you do discus women highlights?
I'm sorry if this comment is perceived as taking anything away from Kaczmarek's terrific run (congrats to her!), but I am now super-impressed by Rhasidat Adeleke, who I was unfamiliar with before these championships.
She ran a super fast 400m race last year. 49 low I think
Adeleke is so resilient and brought a lot to bear in the race. Bravo!
Klaver ❤❤❤
You should NEVER EVER host the Olympics if you cant put quality highlights together like this. They really ruined the experience. These athletes give everything and you gave the bare minimum whoeveris responsible
GB ?
Holllyyy sht Kaczmarek 🥇💪
Where is Bol?
hurdles
Bol can't participate in 4 events (the 400m hurdles, the 400m, the mixed relay and the women's 4x400m relay). It is pretty obvious.
Having lunch
Indonesia 🇮🇩🎉🎉🎉🎉
The women's 400 in Paris is goanna be insane, a lot of great runners out there. Not sure if anyone is quite at Sydney's level.
Well, Sydney is only slightly ahead of the rest this season but she ran her 400 on a faster track than this...albeit not on a faster track than the woman ranked right behind her.
Is sydney even doing the 400. She has enough on her plate with the hurdles.
@@tonyclifton2230Sidney 48.75 gran prix NYC...last week
@@tonyclifton2230 She's running 400m hurdles at US Trials so no 400m for Sydney
Weird comment from the male commentator, "With those long Irish legs". I thought Klaver was better than what she has shown at these championships. Last season she was losing only to Bol, so I thought in races without Bol, she would be winning more of them.
I thought I was the only one who heard that comment so weird
Not exactly. Natalia Kaczmarek has not lost to Lieke Klaver for two years. This period would have been even longer, but at the World Athletics Championships in Eugene she had stomach problems (probably food poisoning) . That's why Natalia did not perform well in the semi-finals. Kaczmarek ran much better in the heats (and beat Klaver in that race) when she was still healthy. So Natalia Kaczmarek is just underrated.
@@jennifernangboa He was probably about to say something else and corrected to that statement, trying not to be offensive. Didn't quite work, though.
@@alialibaba1886 Thanks for that, I didn't know that.
@@marcd1981 You are welcome.
I forgot to add that Natalia skipped the 2024 World Athletics Indoor Championships in Glasgow and the 2023 European Athletics Indoor Championships in Istanbul. Maybe that's also the reason why she is less well known.
Nice race Adeleke is young but her Polish girl is a monsters and congratulations to her but if Adeleke has a coach like Bob he will train her to beat her,Adeleke has 2 do some 200m like Sydney Mclaughlin
she didnt taper for this championship. her goal is paris
So Sydney comes in 5th while running hurdles...
Lieke jó lenne kinyalni nyalogatni ❤
the beauty slayed the beast XD
Moi aunty Adeleke was born in county Kildare.
“..with those long Irish legs” 😂 what?
That`s black alway always trying to rub up against the cute Dutch girl
Adaleke could be Athing MO 's sister or first cousin!!
Kaczmarek is the best.
Natalia can be a factor for medals in Paris, so as Kaver but both would need to have the run of their lives to beat Paulino. And no, Sydney McLaughlin WILL NOT CONTEST THE 400 FLAT in Paris. Mu can be in the mix but she is inconsistent. Maybe Adeleke too.
What about a 400 m women final with BOL, KLAVER, ADELEKE, KACZMAREK and PAULINHO ?
How do you judge Athing as being inconsistent when she doesn't compete in the 400m but in the 800m?
Klaver is not a gold medal contender. She will need to knock at least 1 second off her PB to win (or perhaps to even medal). As I see it, the gold will be decided between Paulino, Adeleke, Miller Uibo (if back to form) and perhaps Kaczmarek. Adeleke was training through this tournament (no taper) so will be significantly quicker in Paris.
@@taf44tt8io , there will be no Bol or McLaughlin in the 400 flat. They will both run the 400 hurdles.
@@andilemali606 , well, last year in the 800, she had a lackluster performance in the final and lost the race she should have won. There are rumors that she will run the 400 this time including relays. May or may not be true.
Kaczmarek the only one with any sense and walking to her blocks. Why waste energy running?
Am I the only one who is shocked Adeleke lost? Great run, Kacz
Yup! Champ beating an up and coming youngster...a shocker indeed 😅.
Natalia Kaczmarek - learn and memorize her name, Mister...
Makes the Olympic gold much sweeter... Hey, even Usain Bolt lost on his way to the top.
yes
She fine.
Congratulations 1 2 3...
He said “‘long Irish legs” he’s a fool …
He was trying to say something about the Irish and was at a loss so he said that talking faster than he could think
Irish been in the sun for too long
Sharlene Mawdsley is Beautiful, Natalia Kaz is Beautiful, and Also Adeleke is Good Looking To.😜😜😜😜😜💯💯💯
You left out Lieke Klavert !
Same with Nielsen. Honestly all of them are beautiful.
Sharlene came in last with this bunch, Her makeup and eyeliner looked good and even though
I was actually disappointed . Now you see how quickly one forgets those years where Holland hardly ever reached any final . But of course Klavertje 4 Lieke did great behind those 2 super women, So anxious to see if Kaz( marek) and Adele(ke) can beat the Americans and Jamaicans .We all know who will win the relays.Nope, no USA nor Jamaica , but the Dutch girls and hopefully even the men who keep doing better and better each year,Maybe it's their time too.
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Ok, for kicks - here are my odds to win the Paris Olympics 400M Final .
Paulino [DR]: 5:1 (16.67%)
Kaczmarek [POL]: 6:1 (14.29%)
Adeleke [IRL]: 6:1 (14.29%)
Miller-Uibo [BAH]: 7:1 (12.5%)
N. Pryce [JAM]: 7:1 (12.5%)
Brit. Wilson [USA]: 8:1 (11.11%)
McLaughlin-Levrone [USA]: 5:1 (16.67%) - - If she decides to run
S. Williams [BDS]: 20:1 (4.76%)
A. Anning [UK]: 30:1 (3.23%)
I think the result is: Gold - Paulino - time 48.65 | Silver - Pryce - time 49.41 | Bronze - Adeleke - time 49.48 | 4. Kaczmarek - time 49.63 |
5. Brit. Wilson [USA] - time 49.68 | 6. Miller-Uibo [BAH ] - time 49.75 | 7.. S. Williams [ BDS] - time 49.88 |
8. A. Anning [UK] - time 49..92
Paulino is the most relaxed of the bunch. Doesn't get rattled nor anxious.
Nerves will negatively impact the times... 400M is all about managing nerves so runners don't go out toooo fast tooo soon.
Finalists will very likely have better results (times) in the Semis, than the finals.
If Sidney M. runs, she is a close 2nd to Paulino.
I think N. Pryce could be god-send to bettors... I think she still has reserves in her tank (from NCAAs)...
She's a dark horse to win it all, and has nothing to lose. Also Britton Wilson is a quiet sleeper, who's looking to redeem herself.
Kaczmarek could very well medal, IF she can manage her nerves better than her competitors.
What are yours.
Mc-L will win if she decides to run, but I think she wont as means she races every day for 5 days straight doing both events. That 48.75 was into a 2+ m/s head wind. I ran US D1 400m including Natl championships - you are correct about staying relaxed but the reason why it makes u faster is about mechanical and biochemical (energetics) efficiency. In 400 which always becomes anaerobic, u cant waste any effort such as in 100m without consequences on time. Kazmarak has perfect mechanics and uses perfect race strategy - why shes so consistent
@@jpslaym0936 Love it! Great analysis 👊 Nothing like competing in a major championship to convey the impact anxiety has on 400M. Likely the most tactical of all the sprints...
Kazmerek bronze. She has the momentum
@@yurikriegel2553 Adeleke didnt even taper for these championships. she trained right through as normal.
400 is unpredictable. Paulino and Kaczmarek look the best so far. Both experienced, able to do rounds and both capable of sub 49.
Battle for the bronze is on. Adeleke is bronze in my opinion. NCAA athletes underperform at big stages due to timing of the season. Miller Uibo can upset but she is yet to run an open 400m.
Sydney McLaughlin would beat the lot of them. If we assume the 400 meters is roughly 3.5 secs faster than the 400 meters hurdles Sydney should smash the 400 meters world record in Paris if she surprisingly runs it.
Which flag is ‘ADELEKE’ representing? ‘Cause I’m pretty sure it’s a Nigerian🇳🇬 name.
the country she was born in,
Ireland. We love her.
What country does Sharlene Mawdsley represent? 'Cause I'm pretty sure it's an English name.
Are Sharlene Mawdsley's parents English? Did they move from England to Ireland?
This is a foolish comment. It suggests that you are not aware that people travel and immigration is a necessary fact of life and part of humanity. WE ARE ONE FFS. Your comment suggests that you have a very limited depth of life experience the comment seems to come from a bigoted point of view. Rhasidat is Irish. Born and reared. Tallaght. We love her. We are proud of her. We are so lucky to have her as part of our family. She is one of our best. Mad, mad respect to her x
Adekele .....long Irish legs 😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
She is amazing
She was born and bred in Dublin hence the Irish legs.
@@m.f.9488 Her legs
are as Irish as is her
name!
@@malarki5are you suggesting Sharlene Mawdsley isn't Irish because of her English name?
I think Kaczmarek, Miller-Uibo and even Adeleke, Paulino and others also are going to look out for Lurdes Manuel 🇨🇿 in coming year. 💢🙄
Why you lie that this race was 35min ago.
This happened yesterday I think
It was uploaded 35 minutes ago ...
Donkey brain
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA BONEHEAD!
BONEHEAD HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
This is something UA-cam should look into. Many videos (not just track and field) have time stamps on them from when someone uploaded the video. It can make it seem like the subject of the video was from that time, even when something happened months ago.
How did we🇳🇬 lose adeleke
Born in Ireland, Nigeria has no chance 😢
Congratulations, Natalia. Beautiful run at good time!
Big opportunities in the upcoming Olympics. She weighs 55 kg and each one is more beautiful than the other!
Klaver no tiene potencia en las rectas finales, le falta explosividad.
Szèp gyerek gratulálok a postásnak😂
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Something says dope..
That would probably be you!! 🙄
I agree, Her recovery was too quick. The other girls were huffing and puffing for air while her breathing was normal
It's what your father calls you every time he looks at you.
Наталья Кошмарик😅
Sydney will still beat both European women...but it's gonna be an exciting race 🔥
Go to Nigeria to run
Why would she go to a foreign country?
Kaczmarek will beat Adeleke every time...Bol would beat them all quite easily as would Sydney McGloughlin
McLaughlin
I hope that you can say the same about Femke Bol's performance at the World Athletics Championships in Budapest. 'Sydney McLaughlin would have beaten her quite easily '. Right?
Sydney is not a European runner so it is obvious that she can't participate in the European Athletics Championships.
Nah, she only 21 she will destroy kaczmarek when she’s the same age.
the polish lass tapered for these championships, adeleke did not. u will see in paris
@simonmc78 She did not. Natalia Kaczmarek focuses on the Paris Olympics.