Top 10 Fastest Top Speeds Ever
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- Опубліковано 1 лют 2022
- I created this video based on my calculations and programs help.
As you can see, a few sprinters were missing, such as Justin Gatlin, Marcell Jacobs, Trayvon Bromell or Christian Coleman, and the results of some of them differ very little from each other.
Full of list:
1. Usain Bolt - 60-70m split - 0.8015s (Berlin) 2009 - 9,58s
2. Tyson Gay - 60-70m split - 0.8075s (Shanghai) 2009/ (Berlin) 2009 - 9,69s/ 9,71s
3. Yohan Blake - 55-65m split - 0.8125s (Lausanne) 2012 - 9,69s
4. Asafa Powell - 4x100m 40-50m split - 0.8195s (Beijing) 2008
5. Ferdinand Omanyala - 60-70m split - 0.8215s (Nairobi) 2021 - 9,77s
6. Noah Lyles - 65-75m split - 0.8235s (Shanghai) 2018 - 9,86s
7. Wallace Spearmon - 70-80m split - 0.8245s (Shanghai) 2007 - 9,96s
8. Walter Dix - 65-75m split - 0.8250s (Sacramento) 2007 - 9,93s
9. Churandy Martina - 70-80m split - 0.8260s (London) 2012 - 9,91s
10. Reece Prescod - 60-70m split - 0.8265s (Birmingham) 2018 - 9,94s
I still can't believe powell isn't in the 44
he always got closed down by blake and gay in races. it makes sense
He reached above 44 when he ran the 8.68s split in the beijing olympics but that wasnt a 100m race.
For a split second I thought that Bolt was number two and Tyson Gay was number one. Only because I saw online that Gay had hit the highest ever top end speed that a human could hit but I ultimately knew even before I saw number one who was going to take it.
I really thought that Michael Johnson would've been here too. He must have been...................
Tyson's speed was because of wind assist. But Usain Bolt has the highest top end speed recorded legally. Michael Johnson's personal best in the 100 meters is a 10.09 and his top end speed isn't that high since he specialized in the 200 and 400.
@@419er He indeed had fast top speed, but his endurance was on another level
@@PumpxkinI think Blake probably should be second as he ran his fastest 100m into a headwind which was slowing him down 9.69 into a headwind puts him way ahead of gay with a maximum following wind
@@DG-iu8ck Vw=Vp+(0.1*W)
Vw=winded aided speed of sprinter
Vp=Personal speed of sprinter without wind aid
W=wind velocity in m/s
if blake ran top speed of 44.31kmph in -0.1 tailwind then at +2.1m/s tailwind his speed would be at max 44.52 kmph which is still slightly less than tyson gay top speed of 44.58kmph. So in terms of top speed tyson is 2nd best
@@DG-iu8ck at their peaks blake was overall more consistent throughout the race, but for top end speed alone gay edges him out
Do you have the 10m split times for those races?
So order for greatest 100 m runners of all time and for achieving highest speed of all time
1 Bolt
2)tyson gay
3) yohan blake
4)asafa powel
(Any corrections are welcome)
Great, I would like to share your data to my friends, will indicate the source, OK?
Try doing top 10 bolt races with this kph readings. Thank you so much.
Bro it would be 10 Usain Bolt races
@@louiswithers4589yep, that's the point. Analyzing consistency and how much it varied throughout.
Mate, terrific job. Any chance you can update this video as well as the one about the top 30 finishers in the 100 m of all time?
The video of that kind may appear soon. Maybe after this season when all athletes will already display their full potential and so another great results might yet to come
@@speedanalysischannel1165hey mate, no news ? Please include the final in Eugene as well, as it was a fast race too.
Hey, you went all quiet on me in the other comment section. Go on, have a look at the comments in that section and answer me. But then again, you said that Blake’s 19.26 shouldn’t count for ludicrous reasons so maybe I shouldn’t bother arguing with an idiot.@@Yes_I_c4n
Holy smokes! Blake was crazy in that 9.75 race. Has to be around bolt level with these splits. He even pulled away from bolt at the end dang……
Splits where 6.38 + 3.37
didn’t pull away, it’s just the angle
@@o_CwNOOB_oHe was refering too him pulling away from gay an gat
@@jayjordan7257 he literally said pulled away from Bolt
@@o_CwNOOB_o Well if thats the case then idk how he sees a person run 9.63 Vs 9.75 An call that a pull away doesnt make since
Where did you get data to the 10,000th of a second like that? Usually only the 1/1000 figure is possible with any scientific accuracy
same
I'm here with pedestrian 24 mph and this guy's can dust me
Pretty sure you don’t run 24 mph that’s near world class
Shouldn't Carl Lewis be at the list? Trust me, he has serious top end speed. I'm liking this content so far. Keep it up!
Thanks. Yes, he had really impressive top end speed. He is just close beyond the list reaching Max V at 62m - 43.43km/h
@@speedanalysischannel1165 Can I ask who has the best speed endurance and consistency overall with splits and top end speed combined?
@@speedanalysischannel1165 Interesting. What about Usain Bolt who I assume reaches top speed at 75-80m?
@@maamebrago319 I think he reaches top speed at 70m actually. Correct me if I'm wrong @Speed Analysis Channel
@@AfricanEdking Tough to say. I would have to insightfully analyzed some of obscure races through the years. But the most typical indicator in terms of speed endurance is simply speed lost when it comes to 100m and final closing 50m in 200m. Currently the fastest closing 50m in 200m belongs to no other than Yohan Blake - 4.63s in his historic 19.26 run. As for speed lost in 100m reffering to the best single 10m split and Max V there are also 2 of 6 races with the most little decline belonging to Blake with the same decline like the four other athletes (-0.02), respectively (9.91s in Brussels 2010 and 9.82 from Zurich 2011). Other similar among others Usain Bolt (9.96 - Beijing 2015 semi-final), Lyles (9.86 - Shanghai 2019), Bailey (9.88 - London 2012), and Spearmon (9.96 - Shanghai 2007)
I have are question what was bromell splits in his 9.80 run
According to my stats:
Bromell 6.38+3.42
Baker 6.41+3.44
Kerley 6.45+3.41
Bednarek 6.50+3.39
While three Bromell's fastest single races were:
1. 9.76(Nairobi) - 6.36+3.40 (after fully re-studied)
2. 9.77(Miramar) - 6.39+3.38
3. 9.80(Eugene) - 6.38+3.42
@@speedanalysischannel1165 Joe Fahnbullet split times. Probably in the 3.4 range or maybe even something like 3.39.
@@speedanalysischannel1165 Also 9.76 makes more sense now to be honest since Omanyala was a good amount behind Trayvon Bromell
@@speedanalysischannel1165 His top speed is 12 m/s right?
@@Pumpxkin who
Donovan Bailey is missing. He should be third behind Gay and Bolt.
Фантастика, конечно, на велике так не разгонишься. Про футболистов с их 32 км/ч смешно думать))
Fastest football players have been recorded of 36-38 kmph but they're no match to these fastest men ever to grace the planet Earth.
Btw what is fahnbulleh’s top end speed
Unfortunately, I don't have too much of his data, he didn't run too much 100m, and in the 200m races in which he runs, the sprinters usually spread their maximum speed endurance over the entire race, but I managed to capture his split between 40 and 50 meters in the relay when he ran at the anchor leg 8.80s and reached 43.04kph - 0.8365s in 10m split
@@speedanalysischannel1165 If Fahnbulleh gets that start down, he will definitely run sub 10 I think he has a higher top end speed than Degrasse and Laird. Please correct me if I'm wrong please.
@@Pumpxkin Yes I agree. Fahnbulleh has really poor start especially first 10 meters when it looks like he always getting stumble at the start, he needs to take 80 meters to accelerate fully it's greatly visible in his 200m runs, that's why he gonna have problem to go sub 10 in oppose to De Grasse who speed up much faster than him despite lower top speed and it's not big deal for him to running sub 10. De Grasse reached his maximum speed in Doha's WC with 42,92kph and it was the highest speed out of all sprinters in that race even faster than Coleman' speed who won. It proves that's not the highest speed is key to success but maintaing her throughout the race
@@speedanalysischannel1165 I wanna say Powell surprised me a bit. Higher top end speed than Noah lyles and omanyala. Btw I think you should check out bolt’s 9.77 in Brussels 2008.
@@Pumpxkin how it surprises you he have pb of 9.72
Coleman, Su, Jacobs?
Coleman and Su doesnt have fast topspeed. I expected jacobs here
@Faustin Dutoy Bouley nope.they are extremely fast out of the blocks.
When Su Bingtian ran a 9.83. His top speed was recorded at 42.3 km/h at the 50-60m split. So in conclusion it's not in the top 10.
What bout marcell
Jacobs top end speed is just over 12 m/s.
@@Pumpxkin that’s fast asf considered in a 100m everybody else’s is like 11 mid and high rn
Jacobs top end speed is 43.34 km/h
Wrong top speed,,, actual top speed is less
Please do tell then.