Hey Tiaan here, I came 2nd in that 60m. The reason we all ran PRs is because we've all barely run any 60m races. I ran a windy 6.58 end of last year, Lachie ran a 6.55 in the rain a couple weeks ago. Most of us only ran our first ever 60m last year with the rulew changes to short track. The 6.66 you're comparing my time to was quite literally the first 60m I ever ran in Pamplona last season. Also I'd like to point out we all ran quick in the heats to. Me and Lachie both going 6.52 - so not like the clock just glitched out in the final. Also you can't argue the track is shorter or something is off in general because then the women would have run equally crazy times right after us - but they didn't. And Zoe was in that race who placed 4th and World Indoors last year. I also raced world indoors last year (my 2nd ever 60m) and you can clearly see me beating Noah lyles to 20m in the heats.
The reason why they all improved is because Australian Athletics just started doing 60m sprints. There isn't a foundation for indoor athletics which is why they all improved.
@@BUTTERKING_ none of Americas best runners are either in their prime or running right now gay,gatlin,Coleman,kerley,bromell are all either retired or out of prime so I doesn’t matter and no gout gout only runs 10.1 he wouldn’t even make the final in USA while he would probably represent y’all’s country
Great comments from Tiaan, remember too that these 'downunder' athletes are in the middle of their summer season so not their first race, in fact they will be starting to focus on their respective National Championship events and other business end of the season events
I think we're forgetting that it's summer in Australia and it's almost peak track season for Australian athletes as compared to American athletes who are still in very early season
I'm not sure I 100% agree with this take. Most professional sprinters who are based in Oceania are not working off the southern hemisphere season, but the northern hemisphere one, as that's when they need to be peaking for competition. Sprinters like Zoe Hobbs and Tiaan Whelpton are preparing for World Indoors, not for some local meet.
Whelpton, Tiaan ran 6.52 in heat 6.50 in final. Azzopardi, Joshua ran 6.55 in heat 6.52 in final. Kennedy, Lachlan ran 6.52 in heat 6.43 in final. Big improvement from Kennedy, it’s a fast track at Canberra quick times are always run.
For everyone 1. Pbs are because Australia doesn't have indoor tracks and most rarely run 60m races 2. The Canberra track is the fastest track here as its hot in summer and 2,000 feet above sea level 3. Tailwind... 4. He ran 10.17 in the 100m into a small headwind so yes he's in great form. So yes it's legitimate but is very different to an indoor sea level performance.
exactly Duncan. It's different, I would not compare this type of race to an indoor 60m but our athletes need a chance to run these distances seriously until we get indoor tracks .... which will be NEVER
@@stevecrocker6904Absolutely. What's interesting is that in QLD we used to race Friday and Saturday night every week doing a 60m, 100m, 150m so I actually used to race them all the time. We just need to be used to adding the race to standard scheduling in the bigger meets.
Things to take into consideration; 1. 60m events are rarely on offer in Australia (especially at ACT or even State Champs). 2. ACT Track is always a fast track. Many athletes have their personal bests at this track. 3. Australian athletics is currently mid season, with most State Championships taking place in January / February. Northern Hemisphere athletes are only starting their indoor campaigns, so the comparison is not accurate. 4. If you browse the rest of the ACT State Champs results, you will see many athletes with new pb's or significant season bests. Oz is staring to produce some great athletes of late... This is an IAAF spec track, so for anyone to say the track is short, is just purely ignorant and uneducated.
I think you missed that he backed it up at (inaugural & outdoor) short track Australian champs in Sydney yesterday - maybe fast is actually fast and not a timer issue. P.S PBs come in plenty when you have a new track program event.
Fast track outdoors, near maximum legal tailwind, warm conditions (just past mid-summer here n Australia - ideal for sprinters), almost the peak of the southern hemisphere track season - all these factors may explain the fast times. It's rare to have all the stars aligning at a single point in time.
All totally valid times here. These guys were all fresh. Guys like Azzopardi are 10.1 runners. Also, Kennedy ran a very fast 60m race the week or two prior. Heck even I ran an electronic 6.66 in training back when I was at my best. Kennedy went on to run 10.17 in the 100m - against a very fast Azzopardi who has a 10.15 personal best in the 100m.
@Someone-hi1nt lol things like this always happen where a random guy runs a fsst time and breaking their pr by a huge margin and then you never hear of them again I remember when reynier mena ran a 19.6 200 and everyone was saying he would beat noah in the world champs final now you never hear of him again
summer conditions in Canberra are generally great for sprinting. That's how Melissa Breen set an Australian 100m record 10/11 years ago. It's our very own "Chaux-de-Fonds"
Also, look at Kishane Thomspon, it's warm in Jamaica, so he can run faster despite a headwind than indoors. This should be the clue to this. Indoors these guys would probably not even break 6.6s
In Australia it is in her last 2 months or so of the season where athletes see starting to hit their peak. Australia doesn’t have an indoor season so 60m is not commonly ran in comparison to US athletes, so not running many 60m can easily equate to PB’s. Seems US has a hard time acknowledging Aus performances lately eg Gout Gout.
Apart from the fact that it is the middle of our season it should be noted that Australia does not have an indoor running track so the distance is rarely run here. Australian sprinters are generally not going to go the northern. Hemisphere to run mid our season. Have you checked ti see how often they have run the distance. Also as we are down under it’s probably downhill. Btw same track as Marita Kochs 400m WR
*Multiply the 60m times 1.53-1.54* (I usually use 1.535) to get a good ~approximation (again this is an approximation that has been derived via regression analysis over many splits) for the 100m time. (6.43x1.535) = *~9.870 for 100m*
Totally different event. Not at all relative. This math would be like suggesting Christian Coleman can run 9.60 for the 100m. Great 60m runners are not necessarily great 100m runners.
I am sure I have proven that I am one of the fastest humans that has ever lived but because slow (average judge JOE) people have been designated as judges, thousands of people who thought they had the HIGHEST TOP SPEED ON EARTH in similitude, have been totally shutout. Now, there’s a young man who (gout-gout) boasts the ability MAINTAIN THE HIGHEST SPEED TROUGHOUT THE 100M DASH. He is expected to be the fastest ,”person ever to live” ,. If that were to be published, it would be a falsification .
MARK MY WORDS HERE AND NOW… THEY AUGHT TO MAKE A HIGHEST TOP SPEED RECORD,record. This is to say , not the top speed until fatigue and then failure - race. THERE SHOULD BE A HIGHEST TOP SPEED RECORD RACE PERIOD.
Aus 4x1 will finally compete with the worlds best this time. They got a few elite sprinters which they never had for decades.. could u imagine gout on the anchor? 😂
regardless, a fantastic moment. I love reading all the replies from the couch potatoes who run this distance in about 5 to 10 minutes when they walk to their mailboxes, yet they have their theories about how this really wasn’t a big deal. Geez…
Curious, to be sure. It's still a fast race and great performance no matter what, but I do wonder if there were issues with the clock or the course itself. You could reasonably infer the former by analyzing the timing on the video, but issues with the wind or the track would be harder to prove. In any case, such pb's across the board definitely raise an eyebrow. Australia's improving as a track nation, but not like that all at once
Remember when last year y'all (skeptics) said that in May times were still slow by everyone? Well… fastest Olympics of all time they have to peak in march and more importantly september
What I find hard to believe is that the top five finishers ran faster than Noah Lyles 😮 It's either the time clock is off or the wind speed is inaccurate.
@@therealphilip6664 That last 40m is where Noah and the absolute fastest in the world are on another level. Not to take away from Lachlan Kennedy here, he still ran a blazing 10.17 into a headwind the next day after this 60m.
Its so funny how if ur not a popular and loved sprinter as sson as you run a fast time people will find every single possible reason to dis credit it because there favorite runner didnt do it😂🤦🏾♂️
Outdoor is not the same as indoor. Period. That distinction cannot be overemphasized. Also 60m splits from 100m races are not official in any sense and mean very little. The race is not measured by the first person to a split, but the first person to a finish line. To all of these athletes - Do it indoor in an official race to a 60m finish. Sorry, Su Bingtian's 6.29 SPLIT doesn't count, neither do any of these outdoor numbers. You all are awesome athletes - great work - but, there's more to this.
I don’t entirely trust Ai but a day is coming when ai will harken back to these statements. From then until now, wth man…. The fastest is theeeee fasssstest!!!!!!
In the sport of track and field, a 60m winner is not considered 'the fastest man in the world'. That designation is reserved for the 100m champion, who is currently Noah Lyles. That crown will be worn until September 2025 at the World Championship. These declarations really create confusion to those who don't know the sport. I think people who know the sport have an obligation to hold the integrity of these comments. Come on!!!
What are you most upset about? A) because they are from Australia and New Zealand? Not traditionally fast sprinters B) they are white? Lets racially profile them C) the wind reading? You can tell there’s very little wind by the bunting and tents not moving D) it’s the summer outdoor season? Yeah, we live in a different hemisphere E) the distance might be wrong? Standard track, standard track markings… the distance will be officially measured to ensure the Oceania record is ratified F) all of the above I’m betting it’s B
Just for fun I hand timed it 4 times. 6.13, 6.08. 5.97, 6.01 obviously inacurate with lag between the gun going off and the Mic being far away and bad reaction times to start and finish. lol WR! smashed!
@stephenwilliams7200 how is running 6.5 as a Opener slow? And it doesn't matter indoor or not cuz it still won't change the fact that he ran 6.43 in the 60
Im a fan of track and field but i really have no love for 60m race... i really don't rate it at all maybe it's because it's not a real race outside of USA generally?
@@baronvonhoughton I was there my son ran the 400 just give some credit these boys train very hard we are in a purple patch with athletics we just broke the world record in the mile Gout gout will go sub 19 this year don’t criticise and judge if you haven’t seen them in person this is arrogant
When did running the 60 indicate the fastest man in the world? That's the title given to the 100m World/Olympic Champ. He may have a 60m WORLD LEAD right now, but he does not have the fastest man in the world title. 🙄
Hey Tiaan here, I came 2nd in that 60m. The reason we all ran PRs is because we've all barely run any 60m races.
I ran a windy 6.58 end of last year, Lachie ran a 6.55 in the rain a couple weeks ago.
Most of us only ran our first ever 60m last year with the rulew changes to short track. The 6.66 you're comparing my time to was quite literally the first 60m I ever ran in Pamplona last season.
Also I'd like to point out we all ran quick in the heats to. Me and Lachie both going 6.52 - so not like the clock just glitched out in the final.
Also you can't argue the track is shorter or something is off in general because then the women would have run equally crazy times right after us - but they didn't. And Zoe was in that race who placed 4th and World Indoors last year. I also raced world indoors last year (my 2nd ever 60m) and you can clearly see me beating Noah lyles to 20m in the heats.
is that Zoe Hobbs you're talking about?
It's not often that you see one of the sprinters coming on here to set the record straight. Good on you, and keep up the good work bro!
I’m glad you commented but this definitely makes a lot more sense considering frequency.
I ran a 6.01 ( no wind factor) with a 40 lb back pack, downhill, chased by a bear
@@sabbialmighty7249 Correct
I think you may have missed it but he ran 10.17 into a -1.2 mph headwind on 1/26/25 so his fitness is a bit higher
@@RonquixoteDIII headwind or tailwind?
@humanboy395 headwind
@humanboy395 it says headwind gang
@@RonquixoteDIII okay my fault
Miles per hour …
meter per hour???
You mean meter per second?
The reason why they all improved is because Australian Athletics just started doing 60m sprints. There isn't a foundation for indoor athletics which is why they all improved.
😂 Australians suck y’all’s national record is 9.93(+1.8) holy cope
@@Keetzlol Yeah Australian's aren't that good. They just don't have the talent pool due to a lack of ethnically African people
@@Keetzlol not for long buddy just wait till gout starts beating all your glorified American runners
@@BUTTERKING_ none of Americas best runners are either in their prime or running right now gay,gatlin,Coleman,kerley,bromell are all either retired or out of prime so I doesn’t matter and no gout gout only runs 10.1 he wouldn’t even make the final in USA while he would probably represent y’all’s country
@@Keetzlol Bruh he's 16, that we dude said just wait
The reason everyone ran pbs is because the 60m is rarely run in Australia and this is probably the third or fourth time the have ever run it.
This is the third or fourth time I've read this exact same comment too, coincidentally.
Great comments from Tiaan, remember too that these 'downunder' athletes are in the middle of their summer season so not their first race, in fact they will be starting to focus on their respective National Championship events and other business end of the season events
I think we're forgetting that it's summer in Australia and it's almost peak track season for Australian athletes as compared to American athletes who are still in very early season
Still, 6.43 good enough to place at world indoors.
@rhysc6258 yes but not to i prove tmyour time by that % its a lot so something happened there
I'm not sure I 100% agree with this take. Most professional sprinters who are based in Oceania are not working off the southern hemisphere season, but the northern hemisphere one, as that's when they need to be peaking for competition. Sprinters like Zoe Hobbs and Tiaan Whelpton are preparing for World Indoors, not for some local meet.
i understand the weather thing, but peak season is based on Olympics and WC events
@@HunterThinker While it is... You won't get that big of a tailwind indoors... Or rather any at all
Remember kids, if you run fast times as a non-American its either the clock is broken or the track is too short
ok boomer
Cheers Gramps
Whelpton, Tiaan ran 6.52 in heat 6.50 in final.
Azzopardi, Joshua ran 6.55 in heat 6.52 in final.
Kennedy, Lachlan ran 6.52 in heat 6.43 in final. Big improvement from Kennedy, it’s a fast track at Canberra quick times are always run.
For everyone 1. Pbs are because Australia doesn't have indoor tracks and most rarely run 60m races 2. The Canberra track is the fastest track here as its hot in summer and 2,000 feet above sea level 3. Tailwind... 4. He ran 10.17 in the 100m into a small headwind so yes he's in great form. So yes it's legitimate but is very different to an indoor sea level performance.
exactly Duncan. It's different, I would not compare this type of race to an indoor 60m but our athletes need a chance to run these distances seriously until we get indoor tracks .... which will be NEVER
@@stevecrocker6904Absolutely. What's interesting is that in QLD we used to race Friday and Saturday night every week doing a 60m, 100m, 150m so I actually used to race them all the time. We just need to be used to adding the race to standard scheduling in the bigger meets.
Can we just appreciate this performance! What an effort 👏🏽
You can. Lol
Things to take into consideration;
1. 60m events are rarely on offer in Australia (especially at ACT or even State Champs).
2. ACT Track is always a fast track. Many athletes have their personal bests at this track.
3. Australian athletics is currently mid season, with most State Championships taking place in January / February. Northern Hemisphere athletes are only starting their indoor campaigns, so the comparison is not accurate.
4. If you browse the rest of the ACT State Champs results, you will see many athletes with new pb's or significant season bests.
Oz is staring to produce some great athletes of late...
This is an IAAF spec track, so for anyone to say the track is short, is just purely ignorant and uneducated.
I think you missed that he backed it up at (inaugural & outdoor) short track Australian champs in Sydney yesterday - maybe fast is actually fast and not a timer issue.
P.S PBs come in plenty when you have a new track program event.
Fast track outdoors, near maximum legal tailwind, warm conditions (just past mid-summer here n Australia - ideal for sprinters), almost the peak of the southern hemisphere track season - all these factors may explain the fast times. It's rare to have all the stars aligning at a single point in time.
Correct. The track is also at 2,000 feet above sea level.
All totally valid times here. These guys were all fresh. Guys like Azzopardi are 10.1 runners. Also, Kennedy ran a very fast 60m race the week or two prior. Heck even I ran an electronic 6.66 in training back when I was at my best. Kennedy went on to run 10.17 in the 100m - against a very fast Azzopardi who has a 10.15 personal best in the 100m.
It's summer in 🇦🇺 so they've got prime running weather. The wind also helped.
Indoors isn't prime running weather?
@Sough indoors doesn't have weather lol.
@@Sough there's no possibility for a tailwind while running indoors.
Just like that +2.1 tail wind that Thomson got but they was try to say it was a -2.1 head wind! 😂
@stephenwilliams7200 shushy
We won't here a thing abt him when outdoors start just watch
bros saying just watch like anyone disagrees with him
@Someone-hi1nt lol
@Someone-hi1nt lol things like this always happen where a random guy runs a fsst time and breaking their pr by a huge margin and then you never hear of them again I remember when reynier mena ran a 19.6 200 and everyone was saying he would beat noah in the world champs final now you never hear of him again
@humanboy395 but this time it was almost 7 guys which makes it almost impossible
True, however I'm curious to see if he does anything at the world indoors.
Love your opening featuring Shericka Jackson ! ❤❤
Backed up with a 6.52 the following weekend in the Australian short track championships and in less of a tail wind.
Yes! I am so excited for Australia this year. We have waited so long for a good Australian sprinter, and now we have two!!😁😁🎉🎉🥳🥳🇦🇺
summer conditions in Canberra are generally great for sprinting. That's how Melissa Breen set an Australian 100m record 10/11 years ago. It's our very own "Chaux-de-Fonds"
Drugs. IN THE SHOES. DRUGGED SHOES.
They get tested after nearly all races so give it a rest....
😂😂😂
@@taylorsara1237 you dont juice without a strategy to hide and erase it.
There are no indoor facilities in Australia. Consequently the 60m is not ran that often.
6:37 Old geezer in the hat and glasses just casually standing on track, with runners having to take avoiding action around him. MOVE buddy!
I almost took him out too 🤣
@@gamesetmatt23 yeh that was wild.
and the gaggle of photographers with their zoom lenses being a nuisance.....
It's warm in Australia, they have summer there, so you can sprint faster. The PB jumps could be, because they all rarely run this distance.
Also, look at Kishane Thomspon, it's warm in Jamaica, so he can run faster despite a headwind than indoors. This should be the clue to this. Indoors these guys would probably not even break 6.6s
Anyone else immediately skip the first four minutes or so of every trp video 😅
Yep, everytime.
The filler is so tiresome.
In Australia it is in her last 2 months or so of the season where athletes see starting to hit their peak. Australia doesn’t have an indoor season so 60m is not commonly ran in comparison to US athletes, so not running many 60m can easily equate to PB’s. Seems US has a hard time acknowledging Aus performances lately eg Gout Gout.
Excellent content Remy, give my regards to Emile!
These videos make my day. (I’m a running nerd🤓.)
Looks like a beefed up linebacker for the Colts
Apart from the fact that it is the middle of our season it should be noted that Australia does not have an indoor running track so the distance is rarely run here. Australian sprinters are generally not going to go the northern. Hemisphere to run mid our season. Have you checked ti see how often they have run the distance. Also as we are down under it’s probably downhill. Btw same track as Marita Kochs 400m WR
Portia Galumpa ran a 6.98 60 yard dash in 1974.
She last a sneaker at the 40 yard line
It’s summer down there. Could that have something to do with these numbers?
Can you look into my friend Nick Kidder from Vermont he just won’t states for D1-2 for the 1600 and the 3200m he’s been killing it since freshman year
Gout gout gon blow up cous
Go Lachy,Ozzy lad yehhh
Forget to mention Australia is the middle of their summer season…
6.43 is 6.43. Whether they can sustain it or not is another question.
About the unusual time...just remember last year 800m
*Multiply the 60m times 1.53-1.54* (I usually use 1.535) to get a good ~approximation (again this is an approximation that has been derived via regression analysis over many splits) for the 100m time. (6.43x1.535) = *~9.870 for 100m*
Totally different event. Not at all relative. This math would be like suggesting Christian Coleman can run 9.60 for the 100m.
Great 60m runners are not necessarily great 100m runners.
I am sure I have proven that I am one of the fastest humans that has ever lived but because slow (average judge JOE) people have been designated as judges, thousands of people who thought they had the HIGHEST TOP SPEED ON EARTH in similitude, have been totally shutout. Now, there’s a young man who (gout-gout) boasts the ability MAINTAIN THE HIGHEST SPEED TROUGHOUT THE 100M DASH. He is expected to be the fastest ,”person ever to live” ,. If that were to be published, it would be a falsification .
MARK MY WORDS HERE AND NOW… THEY AUGHT TO MAKE A HIGHEST TOP SPEED RECORD,record. This is to say , not the top speed until fatigue and then failure - race. THERE SHOULD BE A HIGHEST TOP SPEED RECORD RACE PERIOD.
This I would love to see actually! Great idea. It SHOULD be an event.
probably not a true 6.4 but doesn't matter in the end.
Also its Australia summer time so
Christian coleman running 6.1 outdoors
I went STRAIGHT to the comments section!
His head doesn't move, like its on a stabilizer
There's no such thing as an Oceanic record!! The demonym is Oceanian.
I'm just confused about those super dangerous camera people on the track
Ga, dang!!!!
I am sick of these BS times!
Running a a 60m Dash with a +1.6 tailwind is absolutely ridiculous!, because the 60m is considered an indoor race 🤷♀️.
Dang boy was moving…but then I watched the 2nd half of the vid. Pretty sus
Those ausies do there own stuff.
Suspect times for sure.
Aus 4x1 will finally compete with the worlds best this time. They got a few elite sprinters which they never had for decades.. could u imagine gout on the anchor? 😂
Gout already got that sub 9 second close potential
regardless, a fantastic moment. I love reading all the replies from the couch potatoes who run this distance in about 5 to 10 minutes when they walk to their mailboxes, yet they have their theories about how this really wasn’t a big deal. Geez…
He's a t-rex
Everyday a World Record is broken here . Clickbait never ends .
Curious, to be sure. It's still a fast race and great performance no matter what, but I do wonder if there were issues with the clock or the course itself. You could reasonably infer the former by analyzing the timing on the video, but issues with the wind or the track would be harder to prove. In any case, such pb's across the board definitely raise an eyebrow. Australia's improving as a track nation, but not like that all at once
Hate to see them start cheating like that only to get expose on the world stage
If this was the case the women would have run quick too? They even had the world indoor 4th place getter in their race.
Theres no indoor track in aus so 60m is never raced thats why pbs
Remember when last year y'all (skeptics) said that in May times were still slow by everyone? Well… fastest Olympics of all time
they have to peak in march and more importantly september
What I find hard to believe is that the top five finishers ran faster than Noah Lyles 😮 It's either the time clock is off or the wind speed is inaccurate.
Noah literally ran 6.62 which is not fast in a 60 for a pro sprinter a better comparison is kishane 6.56
@@therealphilip6664 That last 40m is where Noah and the absolute fastest in the world are on another level. Not to take away from Lachlan Kennedy here, he still ran a blazing 10.17 into a headwind the next day after this 60m.
Australians are not cheats.
Its so funny how if ur not a popular and loved sprinter as sson as you run a fast time people will find every single possible reason to dis credit it because there favorite runner didnt do it😂🤦🏾♂️
How do you not give us a wind adjusted time? Come on man, without that to compare to an indoor race, time seems legit for having a tail wind.
"wild"....
I see the girls were lined up next to Race, were there a lot of PB’s by that percentage of margin? Can you look into those results?
Outdoor is not the same as indoor. Period. That distinction cannot be overemphasized. Also 60m splits from 100m races are not official in any sense and mean very little. The race is not measured by the first person to a split, but the first person to a finish line. To all of these athletes - Do it indoor in an official race to a 60m finish. Sorry, Su Bingtian's 6.29 SPLIT doesn't count, neither do any of these outdoor numbers. You all are awesome athletes - great work - but, there's more to this.
It’s outdoors. None of this matters
It was clearly a 50m race😂😂😂
I don’t entirely trust Ai but a day is coming when ai will harken back to these statements. From then until now, wth man…. The fastest is theeeee fasssstest!!!!!!
must be investigated
In the sport of track and field, a 60m winner is not considered 'the fastest man in the world'. That designation is reserved for the 100m champion, who is currently Noah Lyles. That crown will be worn until September 2025 at the World Championship. These declarations really create confusion to those who don't know the sport. I think people who know the sport have an obligation to hold the integrity of these comments. Come on!!!
Kangaroo Juice!
What are you most upset about?
A) because they are from Australia and New Zealand? Not traditionally fast sprinters
B) they are white? Lets racially profile them
C) the wind reading? You can tell there’s very little wind by the bunting and tents not moving
D) it’s the summer outdoor season? Yeah, we live in a different hemisphere
E) the distance might be wrong? Standard track, standard track markings… the distance will be officially measured to ensure the Oceania record is ratified
F) all of the above
I’m betting it’s B
Thats slower than the fastest decathlon performances. So.
Was that an accurate 60m race? If everyone PBs, I suspect the distance ran might be a bit off.
Just for fun I hand timed it 4 times. 6.13, 6.08. 5.97, 6.01 obviously inacurate with lag between the gun going off and the Mic being far away and bad reaction times to start and finish. lol WR! smashed!
The race didn't even LOOK fast at all😮
But it’s not indoor
Does it matter? Kishane ran 6.48 outdoors but yall was hyping him up just cope
@therealphilip6664 ya than ran a real 60m indoors ran slow.. but he ran that 6.4x into a -2.1 head wind! 😂😂😂
According to World Athletics it's short track now. Indoors no longer exists from their perspective.
@stephenwilliams7200 how is running 6.5 as a Opener slow? And it doesn't matter indoor or not cuz it still won't change the fact that he ran 6.43 in the 60
58 meter race is my guess.
Im a fan of track and field but i really have no love for 60m race... i really don't rate it at all maybe it's because it's not a real race outside of USA generally?
Kishane is carrying a lot of water weight for a guy not juicing.
You know he is
he’s always looked like that. Always had a bigger build
Everyone running PB's is very suspicious.
@@baronvonhoughton why
@jasonash6002 Because the odds of that happening are enormous. Indicative of something being off. Timer probably.
australia’s timing system is rigged trust me i would know bc im from there, and the winds are usually illegal but they say it’s not
@@baronvonhoughton I was there my son ran the 400 just give some credit these boys train very hard we are in a purple patch with athletics we just broke the world record in the mile
Gout gout will go sub 19 this year don’t criticise and judge if you haven’t seen them in person this is arrogant
@@jasonash6002 sub 19 is glaze bro, he'll prob go high 19.8 at best depending on what he does this year
are they sure it wasnt a 55m?
7 out of 8 PBs is very suspect to me and even moreso when most are over 1/10th improvement and one even more than 2/10ths improvement
they have cracked the code of Jamaican sprinting
Always an American with inferiority complex and a troll account hating on Jamaica when Jamaica is not even the focus of the video.
The fact that every runner in this race improved their PB massively tells you all you need to know about the legitimacy of this race.
Or maybe they are young and getting better with every race the Aussies are coming to get you
@@jasonash6002nope they are not ahha of course it was a mistake
@ I was there legit these boys are flying gout Seb sultana Kennedy will all run sub 10 this year
Aussie are coming for you
@ i didnt understand you ahha but yeah it was a mistake, ill see you in a couple of months were those kids dont make it to any mejor comoetition..
@ typical American response
Boring
When did running the 60 indicate the fastest man in the world? That's the title given to the 100m World/Olympic Champ. He may have a 60m WORLD LEAD right now, but he does not have the fastest man in the world title. 🙄
The guy has terrible form, no knee lift at all.
Something is off.
Running isn't about how high you can put your knee in the air, it's about how hard you can push the earth behind you.
@@scott-richardson Form matters, inefficient running is slower than running like FloJo.
He will not be able to repeat that time.
Maybe the starting blocks were set a meter too close? Or the wind clock was out and they had tail wind?
That was 55m, not 60m?
HAA they measured 60 yards instead of meters which is crazy for Australia!
I’m Australian, this doesn’t add up, since when have we been so good at sprinting? Never, except Gout Gout!
Not every Australian supposed to have the exact same genetics lil bro. Go to sleep lil bro
Clickbait so much
Might as well throw-in that it actually was 100 meters measured !
he ran 10.17 into a headwind the following day.
On the same short track?
rubbish
I dont usually argue with official results but those PBs are SUS