This is Why He's The Best In The World...
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- With a gold medal in the men's 4x400 meter relay, Rai Benjamin also achieved one of the fastest 400 meter laps in history.
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This is one of the few events I've watched that I felt not only lived up to the hype but surpassed it. This race was an instant classic.
That 400m hurdles race had me jumping out of my seat since the start all the way to the finish. I honestly couldn’t believe my eyes when that sub 46 flashed on my screen. Rai Benjamin is such a talented athlete in many different events, and I could definitely see him breaking that sub 46 barrier if he were to have another race with Warholm and the proper training.
Same. I was yelling for Rai at the top of my lungs, but I wasn’t disappointed. How could we be disappointed to witness the greatest race ever run? Rai will get the Warholm someday. I predict next summer at Worlds in Oregon.
Yeah let’s not give the white man any credit. He outran the best that the US had to offer as long as he stays in top shape nobody. I mean nobody will beat him in the 400 meter hurdles. Know body can stand in when a white athlete is better. Suck it
@@williammorton3359 always that one guy that makes it about race. just let people root for their favorite athlete without being a bitch. good for you and your ‘Superior white athlete’ who is Norwegian btw.
@@williammorton3359 Anger issues?
@@williammorton3359 Hmm....let's leave race out of this. And also leave out ill-considered opinions....the gap between Benjamin and Warholm is not so great that it can never be closed.
Stayed up till 4am for that hurdles race, absolutely worth it. Struggled to sleep after because of has hyped up I was
So hyped. I was screaming at the top of my lungs and woke up my sleeping daughter 🤣
Both the men's and women's 400 hurdles were amazing. The premier events.
probably the greatest race i’ve ever seen
Should have got up at 3:30 if you wanted to feel better…
I love that Rai and Karsten push each other as much as they do, makes for incredible spectating.
And as amazing as Karsten"s 30 win streak is, imagine doing that, then doing that same streak three more times, and you're only almost at Edwin Moses's streak. Just pure insanity
I recall Moses' winning streak and it was very impressive....but he was then in a class of his own whereas now there are three athletes who are all very close to the top making Warholm's achievements even more impressive.
What makes the 400m hurdles so fascinating is that Karsten and Rai are both once in a generation talents that just so happen to be competing together in the same generation.
I remember in high school track how hard I had to work to take 1 second off my PB in the 400m. Karsten took almost 1 second of the wr. I have no words to describe that feat.
Well, it is kind of the same thing, since the WR also was his PR.
@@zeptic0n lol
@@zeptic0n woow
@@zeptic0n The difference of course is that op probably had much more room to improve than Warholm, and it still takes a lot to improve just 1 second for a hs athlete
This is one of the best UA-cam pages! It gives the athletes their flowers now! Not until their old or even dead. Thank you for this.
I love Rai. Karsten is just a legit monster of a man. these two will give us some good athletics
When you look at these 400m splits, it makes you realise how dang fast the South African van nikerk ran it, and did it without a running start.
Him not getting caught at ALL in that Rio final (by 2 other totally ridiculous guys) was one of the most exciting moments I've seen. I was going nuts in my living room. 👍
@@efisgpr agreed, I have a special place in my heart for the man when i wasn't ever really a true fan of sprinting and only paid attention to the 100m and sometimes 200. However when i saw his world record race all the way out in lane 8, and he powered through the whole race! Not even seeing anybody, and then when you look at his splits and realise he's running what top specialists in each of those races are running. Well I don't need to say it my respect for dude went up tenfold only to later find out he was running Olympic times in all the distances below 400 And even took usains bolt time in the 300. Like it even makes me sad/mad to think about it, people need to respect my man more. He even made me respect Michael Johnson immensely at the end Michael Johnson's time was actually legendary to have been running .19 at the time I would never have realised it without van nikerk having to basically run 100-200m Olympic level splits the whole race to have noticed it was immense. And don't forget his 200m time which till today is still an incredible time and took usains bolt him self to take it down and also not by much. . Anyway back to nikerk whoever takes that 400 record down is going to need to be a prodigy or humans need to evolve 100 years he's basically proved he's a machine with his achievements near peak human physical conditioning 100m times over a whole 400m. I go back and watch a race or two any time it shows in my feed or if iv been watching other stuff and i suddenly remember the race. Anyway long reply I know, sorry! peace ✌
@@efisgpr in fact you've made me want to go watch his race again, lol
@@HomoSapienMan It's so funny that the guy who only cares about the short sprints is talking about 400m splits lmao.
Makes Edwin Moses' streak even more impressive...
Yeah, take Warholm's incredible streak, then do it three more times and you're almost there. Utter ridiculousness. Not losing for almost a decade is just something else. Robbed by Olympic boycotts, too
who cares about a streak. edwin moses NEVER ran below 47 seconds LoL. Warholm went sub-46 in an olympic final. edwin moses literally had ZERO competition during his supposed amazing "streak". his closest competition for ten years never went sub-47.5, which is pathetic. at least warholm had the great rai benjamin to battle with. stop grasping at straws and recognize the GOAT when you see him. his name is KARSTEN WARHOLM. edwin moses (LoL). "yeah, but 'the Streak', dude!"
@@santholay6442Karsten Warholm is awesome and one of my favourite athletes but don’t forget Ed Moses nearest rival was Harold Schmidt the second fastest man ever at the time who did go below 47.5 seconds with 47.48 seconds when winning the European championships , these times look pathetic as you call them compared to current performances but it was a long time ago.
@@santholay6442 I agree with most of what you say except to qualify 47.50 as pathetic....it really isn't at all....only 17 athletes in history have ever run that time or better.
@@david2804me Agree Edwin Moses was so dominant he made the best at that time including the second fastest of all time back then look ‘pathetic’ , nice to see someone who is knowledgeable commenting.
Thank you for this, epic indeed. I can't wait to see his career unfold.
Congratulations Rai Benjamin ! you’re the best!🦾👍🏻🇺🇸❤️
Love your videos, but you know that Karsten already broke Kevin Youngxs record in July. It's in your video... 1:18... This was such an amazing race, the best I've ever seen and we've been spoiled the last 4 Olympics with some of all time greatest races. no need to embellish the facts
I have watched Athletics for longer than most have been alive. Up until this, the best Performance I ever saw was Komen's 7:20.67. THIS is now the best performance in Athletics (T&F) history..........period
I was ready for these guys to run those times and prob not the only one who thought they would dip under the old record
Rai Benjamin has got 10.03 ss and 19.99 ss in 100 and 200?!?! 😨😨😳
I see great things in Rai's future.
Notification November 🔥 thanks for all the content during the off season
Other people tend to do other things in November....
This feels like a peak moment in their careers
I was happy to see a 2:55 again from Team USA in the 4x400, but I wasn't satisfied as well with the time that they ran. The last time we saw 2:55 was back in Beijing Olympics in 2008 that was consist of LaShawn Merritt, Angelo Taylor, David Neville & Jeremy Wariner. This new generation has more than 4 various sprinters who can put up a solid team to go under 2:55 & even challenge the world record in the mile relay. The issue is if they can put up a solid time in their respective events during Global Championship, hence the upcoming IAAF World Champs. Team USA has so much potential all around that 43 splits are starting to become the new norm vs those high 44s & 45s that we use to see the in past.
So you were happy to see a 2:55, but you weren't happy with the time they ran? Common sense says that 2:55 was the limit for the US men in the 4x400m relay in Tokyo. Everyone executed well, 2:55 was the best they could do.
@@timmytheinventor4746 2:55 is a great time for them considering how none of them except for Benjamin got on the podium but I’m trying to say that if these sprinters can stay healthy & consistent on the ‘faster’ times that they’ve ran, they’d be pushing the 2:55 barrier. A good number of them have sub 44 splits that they can bring out in them but executing the right race is always the hard part especially with staying healthy through the season & creating the right plan to peak at the right time during the season
Michael Norman with a 43.06 relay split PB was the letdown in this race running a 44.00 split. For the US 4x4 Team to get closer to that WR in the future, Norman needs to rediscover his 2019 43.45 400m PB form & Deadmon needs to replaced with Fred Kerley - a team of in-form Norman, Kerley, Benjamin & one of Randolph Ross or Michael Cherry is pretty much a Dream Team & should be pushing for that WR in front of a Home WC Eugene Crowd, just like the Dream Team of Sydney, Dalilah, Athing & one of Quanera/Shamier/Kendall!
@@AllInTheGame01 Deadmon had run faster than Kerley preluding Tokyo, his spot on the relay was justified. But Norman on second was just a bad idea. I've never seen him run a fast 4x4 not on anchor. They should have gone Cherry to Rai to Deadmon to Norman. No doubt they still would have run 2:55 though.
@@timmytheinventor4746 Wasn't talking about Kerley running in that 4x4 relay team in Tokyo given that he did relatively little 400m training since stepping down to do the 100/200m in 2021. I meant Kerley re Eugene '22 (as I literally wrote about) - assuming he does more 400m training & gets closer to his 2019 43.64 PB instead of the 44.60 he ran this year. However, that's going to be difficult if the 100/200m remains his focus for 2022 and his training reflects that.
Shericka Jackson had the same issue - stepped down to do the 100/200m, so did relatively little 400m training but was still drafted into the JAM 4x4 team and did a solid job, but would have run a slightly quicker split if she'd only done the 400m all year.
remember warholm broke the record like a month earlier in oslo
Correction about all three of the Tokyo medalists having broken the previous world record: The world record before the Tokyo final was Warholm's 46.70, set in July, a month before the OG. Dos Santos' 46.72 was not inside that time (but yes, better than Kevin Young's 1992 time of 46.78).
Edwin Moses won 122 races in a row.. and revolutionized the way the low hurdles was ran.
Michael Norman with a 43.06 relay split PB was the letdown in this race running a 44.00 split. For this US 4x4 Team to get closer to that WR, Norman needs to rediscover his 2019 43.45 400m PB form & Deadmon needs to be replaced with Fred Kerley in his 2019 43.64 form - a team of in-form Norman, Kerley, Benjamin & one of Randolph Ross or Michael Cherry is pretty much a Dream Team & should be pushing for that WR in front of a Home WC Eugene Crowd, just like the Dream Team of Sydney, Dalilah, Athing & one of Quanera/Shamier/Kendall.
Karsten did the equivalent of a man running from 9.74 to 9.62. Bolt technically did do something like this, but not in one jump. Imagine he went from 9.72 straight to 9.58. Damn
He did go from 9.72 to 9.58 he just ran 9.69 in between cause he jogged. He probably could have hit under 9.58 in 2008 . He ran 9.58 a few months after breaking his toe in a car crash. He was definitely better in 2008 if he had gone all out
@@abone2pick Agreed he was on another level in 08
30 straight wins is good, but Edwin Moses is still King. 122 consecutive races won.
We've got to factor competition also, it's easier to win consistently when no one is close to your level than to have a 30 win streak when you're racing 5 of the top 10 all time consistently, it's like Celtic winning the Scottish premier league 6 times in a row, it was great but not that impressive when you compare the quality they had with the teams they competed against, now Man Utd winning the league 3 times in a row was more impressive because of the quality of their competition
This is the greatest race in track history. Come on
Care to name another one as great?
Definitely need to do a video on the Muhammad vs McLaughlin rivalry / world record back and forth
?? Almost 🍎 🆚 oranges tho CHEEEF!??!!
I see Alison dos Santos a threat to the record
45.94 is there to stay.
...W H E N!!!
@@timmytheinventor4746 he ran 46.72 at the age of 21. He has the potential to break it
@@SanskarTOP_G Do you not realise how quick 45.94 is? He's 0.79 seconds away from breaking the record. That's a lot. Your logic is just straight up dumb. If Michael Norman ran 43.82 instead of 43.45 at Mt. Sac in 2019, would you say he has the potential to run a 43.02 or faster?
@@SanskarTOP_G Are you going to reply?
Warholm attacks the hurdles for the first 300m and holds on. Benjamin runs smooth and more even he needs to get ahead of warholm from the start of the race in order to beat him.
I'm very skeptical and afraid of these last Tokyo marks.
I don't wanna see, in a near future, the same that happened in swimming with the Speedo LZR and the Jaked swimsuit.
Randomly discovered this channel. Top notch quality on subjects I care nothing about but love every second of it. You've got my attention
N l C E
Damn, I wished my College had attention that most school had..
I attended Benedict College and University of South Carolina.. but, had scholarships in Track & Fields at Benedict College (HBCU).. and walk on as Ballet dancer at University of South Carolina. Benedict College was invited to run at Top University’s!!
I can truly say, we had GREAT BLACK Athletes at that school. But, the only we had not so GREAT COACHES who didn’t know how to bring the BEST OUTTA YOU.
So, to hear this man say, Karen Warholm is the only hurdle’s who has the “BEST FORM EVER & THE SMOOTHEST OVER the hurdles!! Brought back memories; when Gail Devers & Gwen Torrance & few other coaches said the same-thing about at 1996 Nationals; which if you placed there was an automatic ticket to the Olympic Trails!!
I came up short for the ‘Most Important Dreams’ I wanted to make but didn’t have proper training & PUSH from coaches that only helped everyone else’s on team.. but took your credit.. whenever fans spoke highly of You, in those stands!!
I will hear later on, so many people wanted to trained me to that next level of Professional. When you have haters & jealousy’s amongst You. It’ll only stay a “DREAM.” I wished Gail Devers trainers would have came to me personally.. this same guy would have been saying my name with those AMAZING TALENTS!!
OMG!! Now, it’s come off as would have; could have; & should have-person. YUCK‼️ I only knew so much about approaching & speaking to certain people to help them get to the next LEVEL…
rai benjamin is a beast!!
He just scared to leave it all on the track
Then Karsten Warholm is the devil.
good video man
Great video thank you
If only flat 400m speed translate over to the hurdles. But Warholms hurdling technique is just a masterpiece.
That was an awesome race!
Bar none, Karsten vs. Rai will be my most anticipated matchup of the next Olympic Games.
Dont forget that alison dos santos is only 21 years old
Comparing Karsten, Rai and Edwin Moses would be an epic video!
Little I know, if he has a continuous stride on moving forward after the jump over the hurdle, he can easily beat the Norwegian. He is faster in 400 meter, but the Norwegian has perfected his run after going over the hurdle. He is faster in 400 meter open so it’s the jump over the hurdle that slows him down. He is taller longer legs and faster. Just adjust your run after the hurdle. Use the hurdle as your push moving forward. In my mind looking from his perspective, he shouldn’t look at the hurdle as a hurdle, but as something that makes him climb over only to go faster after the climb. Hehehe sorry I am not a runner and easier said than done, but still. 🙏🙏
I still feel bad for the man he beat the world record but he didn’t get it because guess who’s back again. It’s Karsten Warholm back to ruin Rai Benjamin’s day.
I also want you to take into account the factors that have changed in 30 years like better shoes, better running tracks , greater sole technology
For example in this Tokyo Olympic , the organizers admitted that the tracks are engineered in such a way that it makes athletes 2% faster
If we're talking about shoes, Benjamin had the better shoes and still couldn't beat Warholm. Not throwing shade, I feel like Rai Benjamin is probably my favorite track athlete, but just being honest. Those Nikes are insane.
The organizers did not “admit” anything. The producers of the track surface (Mondo), made an empty claim that athletes can run 1-2 percent faster. There was no real data to back up this claim, and it makes sense from a marketing perspective to make an embellished claim like that. If the track was 2% faster like you say, Steven Gardiner would have ran 44.74 to win the men’s 400m. That’s absurd. Andre De Grasse would have won the 200m in 20.02, which doesn’t make any sense whatsoever considering how fast all the other finalists in that are. Handle Parchment would have won the 110mH in 13.31, which doesn’t any sense, as he was running 13.0 and 13.1 all season, and Olympics aren’t won with 13.3 efforts.
I’ve seen many people try to use this false statistic of 2% faster tracks as a way to discredit the most impressive performances from these Olympics, especially this race. Another important thing to note is that Karsten’s shoes in this race were very standard. He wasn’t wearing some magical shoes like some people like to believe. If you’re going to use a statistic for how effective a certain technology is, don’t use one from the manufacturer of that technology. That applies for both the shoes and the tracks.
3 people breaking a 20 year old WR in the same race screams of environmental influence. Wind or track surface the most likely factors. Clearly these guys are all capable, but doing it at the same time is a statistical anomaly.
Devils advocate......... Shoes & track?
Not taking away anything from the athletes but I am pretty shocked the technological improvements of the track were not mentioned.
in the games the look on rais face after just say " what in the hell do i have to beat this guy" also in oslo when warholm broke the record the look on the guy in lane 8 just says "i am so screwed"
Oh my
Typo at the end. You said Rai ran a 400m split of 45.35, which would be an indoor world record. That split would have to be 44.35 to be an indoor 400m world record.
7:38 the indoor world record is faster, 44.57, held by another 400m hurdler Kerron Clement.
*Michael Norman 44.52
@@quarkonium3795 It wasn't ratified.
@@timmytheinventor4746 Ah, okay, I didn’t realize that until I looked up the ratification status
White men can’t be fast
Karsten Warholm: Hold my Beer 🍺
Impressive, But it aint 109 consecutive. you got a long way to go to break that streak by the legendary Edwin Moses. 45.94 was and still is a shocker.
Again:
who cares about a streak. edwin moses NEVER ran below 47 seconds LoL. Warholm went sub-46 in an olympic final. edwin moses literally had ZERO competition during his supposed amazing "streak". his closest competition for ten years never went sub-47.5, which is pathetic. at least warholm had the great rai benjamin to battle with. stop grasping at straws and recognize the GOAT when you see him. his name is KARSTEN WARHOLM. edwin moses (LoL). "yeah, but 'the Streak', dude!"
@@santholay6442 I guess you don't know much about athletics, Moses is the greatest ever, he never ran under 47" just because the technologies were different, with the same shoes and the same track he would have beaten Karsten, or at least it would have been an equal race.
I might start doing track again
Dang, Jeremy Wariner has 3 of the top 10 fastest splits, more than anybody else. If he hadn't destroyed his career by changing coaches and perpetually injuring himself overtraining who knows what more he could have accomplished.
He still has three Olympic gold medals and six world championships. Maybe he could have done more, but I don't necessarily think he should look back with regret.
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Love your videos, hate their titles :)
Alison dos Santos this is my country 😁😁👊🏿
since you also cover track and field records, would you be interested in researching/ making a video on a cycling record? Just think that it would be interesting for you to cover the topic as you cover track and field stuff.
no, just no
how do you get from track & field to cycling lmao
@@onigbajamo very similar sports. A lot of professional cyclist come from a running background too .
@@abone2pick But still, he shouldn't do it. Unpopular opinion, cycling's boring af. There's going to be a small group of people who actually appreciate what TRP is uploading, and he won't get as many views from his track-based audience.
Sprint relay splits don't really count,. so you really need something higher than 12th on the list to have much of a story. The normal hyperbole doesn't really work here very well.
What is the name of the last song
I thought I was watching a 400 it was so fast!
Warholm is not Norwegian; he;'s Asgardian.
It's strange to see that Micheal Johnson ran sub 43 seconds in the relay
Hello,ask yourself why can't this guy run ,a 400;45,44,43,flat,but over hurdles,45,94; let's be real.
1:05 - The height differences. He's on the highest podium, but you can't tell.
Bruh. I'm still hacked that the official Olympic channel hasn't uploaded this race yet. They've uploaded other race including the women's final. Like bruh.
How do you upload so many athletics performances for both male and female and then suddenly stop. Why didn't the men's 400mh upload right after or before the women's. I literally have no other place to watch this race.
I've only seen it from highlights and it's pissing me off
I have the EXACT same problem as you. I see little clips of the race and I get so damn angry that I can't watch the full thing. It's like waving a treat in front of a dog. This was one of the greatest races in track and field history, the greatest athletics moment of the Games, and they forgot to upload it. I was lucky to see the full race live, so I did get some full glory, but I just want to rewatch it again.
@@timmytheinventor4746 I'm lucky that the BBC Sports uploaded this race ASAP
400m hurdles aka the thinking man’s 400m.
Women’s 400m is the new average male 400m men who transition, on multiple levels.
That gold just was not meant for him .... I almost cry that day.
What is going on with runners from Norway. A miracle trainer?
2 actually, Gjert Ingebrigtsen and Leif Olav Alnes, and 2 exceptionally talents. Jakob and Karsten.
lol. only two notable runners from one country and you need a 'miracle trainer' now?
go check Jamaica. literally DOZENS of record-smashing sprinters there. super small island nation at that. think they have a 'miracle trainer'? or is it something else?
We need a "What IF" series for the decathlon and heptathlon!
Syd in the hep, Grant Holloway and Matt Bowling in the decathlon.
Syd did HJ over 6' in HS practice no prob. She officially had multiple LJs over 20'...again, in HS.
She did great in the indoor 500 (1:09 with no pressure....five seconds off the AR).
Gabby Thomas only had a better 200 than Syd by 0.01 in Syd's lone NCAA season.
She already blazed a 12.65 in the 100mH...also still has an age group WR in that having done like 13.47 at 14.
She could beat JJK's hep WR inside of a year or two...maybe on the first try.
YES, YES, YES!!!
I think Grant could go 10.50, 7.50, 17.35, 2.10, 47.60 for Day 1, and then Day 2 he could go: 13.25, 49.95, 5.05, 72.30, and maybe around 4:12 in the 1500. I'd assume that would amass to a huge total of points. Boling may be able to do something similar, and no offense, but I give Sydney no chance to beat JJK's hep WR.
@@timmytheinventor4746 I think Holloway would hit a 10.3 in the 100
High jump over 6????
@@ghostfacenasir7248 I am certain he could hit at least a 10.1 now, but could he do that while focusing on nine other events? I don't think so. 10.50 is more probable for him. Some of his speed is sure to go away, I did that for the 400 too when I put him at 47.60.
if it was the the year 1936 Warholm would be on god status how fast he is.
Very good point .
You know I believe African Americans are far more genetically superior in this discipline.
And 2 see this guy blows my mind.unbelievable
Vivaldi.
Warlholm will.be back stronger..
Undisputed
30 wins…. Ed Moses has entered the chat…. -U10
Someone just realised the track is 10metres short
I was hoping so much to find Davie504 here because of the 'Epic'
At 7:40, you mean Benjamin split 44.35.
Norwegian best in running, best in chess, what's next?
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I believe Rai Benjamin may be the only one ever to be able to claim that "I broke the world record but I never held the world record" in an In Stadia track and field event. It's been done on the roads. and in field events the WR has been broken twice in the same comp (so the first person held the record for a few minutes). Poor Guy......
It also happened in the 110m hurdles when Liu Xiang ran 12:88 in 2006. Dominique Arnold ran 12:90 in that same race and that would have been a new world record if it wasn't for Liu.
@@osche87 Thanks for letting me know. Poor Dominique Arnold.... interesting that it happened in hurdle races and not flat track races. In same day, same comp field event WR "progressions" both athletes get credit for the WR, but not in running.
@osche87, Dalilah Muhammed also had the weird experience of breaking her own WR but then finishing second. At least she gets to go down in history as a WR holder. These WR hurdle races rarer than a tie in the Olympic high jump : )
You can't break a WR but never hold a WR. You can run faster than the previous WR and never hold a WR though.
@@timmytheinventor4746 Don't want to argue semantics, but running faster than the previous world record (as you say) is pretty much the same as breaking the world record. Interesting it has happened in both men's hurdle races and women's IH.
Call me when Warholm hits 122 consecutive wins in a row like Edwin Moses. Eventually he'll lose just like Moses did and I can almost guarantee it'll be long before he reaches 122. That's the way of sports. There's always another phenom right around the corner. This too shall pass.
this record may stand for a realy long time thoug...like extremely long time
Call me when Moses runs under 46 seconds.
Athletes simply don’t run this event as frequently today as they did back then. You won’t find someone running this event more than 10 times in a season now, while Moses averaged over 12 races per season back then. In the end it doesn’t really matter, unless you think anybody would have beaten Warholm this season had he decided to run more. Whether he raced 12 or 5 times doesn’t really matter, since nobody was going to beat him anyways. An unbeaten season is an unbeaten season. And of course there is more to all time greatness than the number of consecutive wins you had.
Warholm ran 46.70 On July 1ST, 2021 which actually broke the previous world record. So the previous WR only went back to July 2021, not 1992. When giving out "facts", it is important to actually be factual.
Come on...please check your facts before publishing your videos. The previous world record dates back only to July 2021 when Warholm ran 46.70. It is true, however, that the world record prior to that July 2021 time was set in 1992 at 46.78 and was also the Olympic record...is that what you meant to say?
You mention that you think Rai Benjamin is the 'best in the world' but at what event do you mean? Certainly not at the 400m hurdles because the best is clearly Warholm...although Benjamin is indeed the second best. You cannot be referring to the 400m flat either because there are several stronger candidates than him including Gardiner, James and Norman. Perhaps your American chauvinism is clouding your judgement?
@Faustin Dutoy Bouley no. I have not mentioned her. It is wiser to ask someone what their opinion is rather than guess or assume.
Bro I feel bad now am in the 12th grade am 17 tall and fast but I never take running to srs because people was telling me play basketball for my high now back to running idk what to do my grades or low and everything 💔 do I still get a chance or am done ? Am from the Bahamas btw
You still have a chance depending on how fast you are, whatever sport you decide on and commit to if you want to get a scholarship you have to get your grades up, I hope you succeed.
work on your grades, statistically speaking you will never make any money in sports. As harsh as that sounds its true
@@bigsmallchild8835 thxs bro
@@Arrica101 thxs am joining the same track club This week 🙏
This channel is super biased towards Americans.
Your videos are more and more hyperbole. This is the second in one month were times are deliberate falsely interpreted to continue the US hype. Sad but its not quality anymore.
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Find it more surprising a white dude beat a black in 400m dash.
where can i see that performance ranking? the one between 1 and 1400 points
It's 1341.
@@timmytheinventor4746 yeah but anyway i wanna see the ranking with all the other pwrformances as well
Total Running Productions drinking game... take a shot everytime you hear "in history"... Battered.
4:12 Ronald Freeman? What years did he run?
In the 1968 Olympic Games at high altitude, that's why his time was so quick. Won't kill to do some research.
@@timmytheinventor4746 lmao don’t be passive aggressive 😂. I like to engage with others. As opposed to googling it Everytime. Sparks different and new conversation. Chill.
he has a good shot at sub 10 for 100 sub 20 for 200 oh yeah he already he already ran sub 20 wait in collage what .sub 44 this easy. sub 46 in 400 hurdle these are not beast I am talking about they immortal generation runner with speed twice as fast as me
His coach says 44 is the next frontier
Bruh if that ever happens it’ll be the greatest feat in track ever. 400m pro on there off days or early training cycles do a all out effort in 44. If the 400mH ever reaches 44 that’ll just be insane.
0:55
I believe you misspoke. I guess you meant:
"in an epic moment of extraordinairy shoes"
Too bad Karsten cant run 400m flat at the highest level. Rai Benjamin is clearly better than him at 400m flat.
Italian are still the best..
This four joker lol
Is no one going to acknowledge that this is probably a result of major strides in shoe design? Of course they are smashing records in a jumping event now that they are running with springs in their shoes....
They do not have springs in their shoes though. If you’re talking about the vapourfly’s, those were banned by World Athletics for competition (because they were deemed to be a spring, which is not allowed). Additionally, even if they weren’t banned, Karsten Warholm is sponsored by Puma and was wearing completely standard shoes. Furthermore, even if you consider hurdles a jumping event (which it absolutely is not, especially for the low 36” 400m hurdles), that wouldn’t explain why we haven’t seen similar results in long jump, triple jump, high jump, or 110mH.
Just because you can’t believe an incredible performance doesn’t mean it’s not legitimate. Rather than trying to discredit a phenomenal moment in sporting history, why don’t you appreciate that you were able to be around to witness such a beamonesque moment?
and the most amazing fact of all... he's white
Notification squad😎
The TRACKS COST MILLIONS... Nothing to do with the athletes being any better than greats of the past anymore.. Just £££'s & tech.