WOW!!! To put this amazing result in perspective, Mary Moraa, won the Diamond League in Doha the other day with a time of 1:57.91. This is WORLD CLASS running.
🥸🙂As far as English sprinters-runners...Phoebe Gill, Keely Hodgkinson and Joe are my favorites...look them up and also look up their videos🙂😎🥳 Rohan Browning, Femke Bol, Klaver and Jente Boukaert are my favorite European-Australian sprinters-runners..look them up also🥳😎 My favorite American Sprinters-runners are Coby Hilton, Aria Pearce, Mia Brahe-Pedersen Cole Beck, Cameron Capehart and a few others...look their video up also🙂😎 (He goes by Cole and Coleton Beck)
Sometimes you watch an athlete and know they're special without knowing the time - Watching Phoebe is one of those times. What an absolutely beautiful runner - Long smooth stride, powerful clean arm carriage, you could balance a tray on her head even when fatigued... No wasted energy; Just fabulous to watch her glide around the track.
❤😎🙂Phoebe Gill is extremely talented and she is an awesome person and so Keely Hodgkinson and Joe ferguson🙂😎🥳 People should look up Abby Wilson, Camden Capehart, Aria Pearce and Cole Beck also (he goes by Cole and Coleton Beck)🙂 Other great runners that are also awesome people are Coby Hilton, Mia Brahe-Pedersen, Victoria Cameron and Kennedy Smith...look these people up and look up their videos too
Phoebe Gill is a GREAT ATHLETE and an awesome person as well🙂😎🥳 Keely Hodgkinson and Joe Ferguson are great too🙂 People should look up Abby Wilson and Camden Capehart and Aria, they are future track stars and awesome people also. I also like more established runners such as Coby Hilton, Mia Brahe-Pedersen and Cole Beck (he goes by Cole and Coleton Beck). Look up these people and check out their videos too🙂
Phobe is GREAT❤🙂🥳 other great new comers and future stars are Abby Wilson, Aria Pearce, Kennedy Smith, Camden Capehart and Dylan Randall...look these guys up and look up their video😎🥸🙂
🙂🥸🥳More establishment track stars that are exciting and awesome people are Coby Hilton, Cole Beck, Mia brahe-pedersen and Keely Hodgkinson🙂😎🥳 Look these guys up and look up their videos also🙂
Phobe Gill is GREAT❤🙂😎 Other exciting and great new comers are Abby Wilson, Camden Capehart, Aria Pearce and Dylan Randall😎🥳🙂 Look up these people and look up their videos🙂😎🥳
As far as more experienced track stars🥸...people should look Mia Brahe-Pedersen, Victoria Cameron, Coby Hilton, Cole Beck and Kennedy Smith😎🥳🙂 Look up their videos also (He goes by Cole and Coleton Beck)
@@giffysstiffy8874giffytuck Britain and England?. You sound like that prat commentator David Coleman from the 1970/80's. If you're Scottish or Welsh and winning you're mentioned as British but if you're English and losing you're referred/mentioned as British.
@@nikls7530 it’s very rare to see a 1.54 or 1.55 clocking. Keely Hodgkinson has a best of 1.55.19 to put her 10th on the world all-time list, and there are some questionable performances (clean?) ahead of her. 1.57 at age 17 is really exceptional.
Phoebe Gill est incroyable. Une qualité de course phénoménale. Elle n'est pas fatiguée à l'arrivée et n'est pas essoufflée. Alors que les autres filles cherchent leur souffle. Ça veut dire que la marge de progression de Phoebe Gill est énorme. Si elle part très vite au premier tour, elle peut asphyxier tout le monde et peut terminer très vite au deuxième tour. C'est peut-être Phoebe Gill qui battra le plus vieux record du monde de l'athlétisme, celui de Kratochvilova de 1'53"28 qui date de 1981. Phoebe Gill va être l'attraction des jeux olympiques de Paris 2024 !
Saw this first on Twitter and it blew me away. Absolutely awesome Phoebe - and to break a 45+ year old age group record to boot as well! Looking forward to the British Champs to see how she does...
That was a beautiful gutsy run young lady!!!! Congratulations!!!! That was awesome! Pls stay injury free and i cant wait to see you develop into an amzing world class athlete!!!
I watched current world champion Mary Moraa win the 800m in a true run Diamond League Doha two days ago in a slower time! This is a 17 year old in a domestic race racing on her own. Unreal, well done lass.
Should she try for the European championship or Olympics games , her coaches have a headache .to decide which is best for her . As well as diamond league or world tour or local low key meeting. The Olympics games she may not get a better chance .to go.
@@vincentvangogh8092 the problem is the Olympics games qualification is. at the near end of June. The recovery time if something happens European injury miss the Olympics qualifying, Olympics qualifying you have 6 weeks .if something happens at the Olympics games . you been to the games. And don't have that frustration of waiting again
"..racing on her own.", what exactly were you watching? The time is phenomenal but there are nine others in the field including a pacemaker, so hardly "racing on her own".
@@JohnHF1957 She passed the pacemaker at 350m and increased her lead exponentially and won in a time that matched that of Mary Moraa in Doha, who was surrounded by Diamond league class athletes. Or am I using 'exponentially' incorrectly? Are you always this pedantic or should that read 'literal'?
What a talent. You just expect her to struggle going as quickly as that but there’s no shortening of stride or head swaying from side to side. What a runner, hope she keeps improving and competes for the medals with Keely and Jemma. What a crop of runners at this distance……fantastic.
Mum: "GO PHOEBE!!" Announcer 1: " She means business today." Announcer 2: "56.56, Ho lee goodnight!" That pacesetter earned her check this day...brilliant to move over and let youth be served.
Looks like she will be world and Olympic champion at some point in her career if no serious injuries. To run 1.57s at 17 is incredible. She would make the finals of the Paris Olympics with this time. My ex gf was a world class 800 m runner, Canadian 800 m champion and used to compete against Maria Mutola; my ex gfs best time was 1.58s when she was in her mid 20s.
Just amazing how these young phenoms pop up and get the world of athletics so excited. Here’s hoping to good health to the young lady so she can fulfil her undoubtedly vast potential.
Yes, she ran this in Manchester which backs up her previous 1.57.87. Phoebe always runs the first lap exceptionally too fast. If you think about it, this must be her method to keep improving, as she has coaches. However let's see when she runs 57 or 57.50 how she does overall? The British championships end of June should be interesting if she can grab the 3rd place for the Olympics?
@@jackward9901 Thanks for telling me. Phoebe has run 4.05 for 1500m recently. She and 2 other girls were running with boys/young men, it's well worth seeing on you tube.
That time after an almost suicidal first lamp which left her on her own is extraordinary. 56/61 will become a 57/58 in a higher class race I would have thought, no problems at all.
You got the right thinking. Try half second or a second slower first lap so would be 57.06 or 57.56 to be precise and see how Phoebe does on 2nd lap then. Perhaps only marginally better but still better at this young stage to get 1.57 maybe. Phoebe is 1500m runner so got the stamina as remarkably she held on, but perhaps not got the 400m speed yet to do 57/58, and 1.55 to take British record from Keeley Hodgkinson, just quite yet? It would be interesting to see what she can do for 1500m this season also?
@@vincentvangogh8092Phoebe is already the best 2nd fastest run in history except for a debatable Chinese runner? I don't think Phoebe will run much faster than 1.57.87 maybe 1.57.25 would be outstanding. 1.55 is impossible, Keeley did 1.55.88 when she was 19 years old not 17 years old.
Great run by such a young athlete and a big improvement on last year's times. However, it's an European record, not a world record. The WU18B is 1:57.18 held by Wang Yuan of China. No doubt that this is now within reach for Ms Gill
My next door neighbor's daughter (16 years old) ran a 56 sec 400m several years ago. She had mad talent but decided she was better off going to modeling school. The rest is history.
Seen report this morning. Unbelievable run, 1st lap 56 seconds, holy good night did commentator say? Even the top 800m Mu and Keeley Hodginson just about go through in 56/57 seconds 1st lap?
@@Trackstaa_ Absolutely. Also winner made a mistake running 56 seconds first lap, she got her times wrong, but managed to hold on. However even if she had run the 58 seconds she still would have not run faster overall I believe.
Doing her exams , maybe a blessing, because , she maybe going into the Olympics games with less pressure. Her getting to the final would be a fantastic.
What they are referring to is the under 18 record. Phoebe broke a 45 year record for her age group, set by an East German in 1979, so you can look at that old record with whatever doubts you can with former Iron Curtain countries (there's little doubt that their athletes were illegally enhanced to promote the success of 'Socialist' regimes).
Those other girls should be proud of themselves, for going for it. They obviously knew they are racing against somebody they were never going to beat, but they raced anyway. That takes courage. As a coach I was never so impressed when somebody went into the fire knowing they would only be burnt.
I'm, not so sure about that, it may be 4 years too early for her but she'll gain a great deal of experience. There's no doubt she can push the top athletes but how will she cope with the pressure of the Olympics and the tactical experience of other racers like Moraa and Hodgkinson?
@@user-yh8mr9os4l of course not, she never was but she acquitted herself well and got valuable experience. It'll take a few years but if she remains free of injury I can't see why she cannot challenge for the gold in the next Olympics.
This is not a world record. The world record is 1:53.28. This is an age group record. Getting tired of every youtuber click baiting the titles to get views.
its really obvious that it is an age group world record says so in the description anyway, if you follow track and field you would no immediately, and if you dont , then who cares, great run,
@@Matt-ou7tu Mu failed to qualify for the Olympics. During the American trials, during her race, she fell to the ground and did not manage to be in the top three. An English athlete therefore has a good chance of being an Olympic champion.
Yes and Keeley was just about running 2.03.40 at 17 and 1.57.51 at 19 until she did 1.55.88. However Keeley trains, particularly hard so I'm hoping Phoebe can do the same. She backed this up with 1.58.08 despite running 55sec on first lap and just able to jog last 50m. When Phoebe runs a little slower on the first lap 57 or 57.50 maybe her overall time will improve this year? British championships will be interesting to see how she does? Just not sure in a race setting with others, level with her, how she will cope?
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What did Mary Moraa and Gemma Reekie run the other day that was the same 1.57 seconds so at the moment on level terms. Forget past performances of Castor and Jamal Karovokvalova....or however you spell it?
its not a long shot, shes the 2nd fastest under 18 ever, top 8 british all time and that time would have placed her 7th in the last world championships final in 2023, shes good enough at the moment for 3rd qualifer for gb , behind 2024 indoor world champs silver medalist jemma reekie and our 3 time world + olympic silver medalist keely hodgkinson
@@archlutesmith nah thats not whole progression works, its not some linear thing with age. She *could* do 1:55 but she needs serious flat speed to go under 1:54.
@@2011hwalkerAbsolutely correct. Like it took Keeley a year to break her British record of 1.55.77 down to 1.55.17 something like those times. Athletes don't run the same fast times every week. However I think this girl is also very dedicated so we could be in for some interesting times over the years? I would suggest she runs the first lap half a second slow and also 1 second slower and see what her overall times are then? As I understand it she made a mistake running 56 seconds and was meant to run something like 58 seconds. Anyway it's all good.
@@2011hwalker this is one run and yes her 400 isnt relatively that fast so she has some serious speed endurance. I hope there isnt too much pressure placed upon her, and i hope she sticks with the sport, very early days, exciting though !!!
i doubt. Usually, young runners performing at this level typically burn out especially mentally and from injuries. It wouldn't surprise me if she never breaks 155
You quite often see athletes win by a stretch, but Phoebe is 17 & several of those behind her are hoping to qualify for the Olympics... but next time they won't let her go off.
You think so? Keeley Hodgkinson when 17 was running 2.03.40 At 18 was 2.01.6 At 19 was 1.55.88 then British record. So Phoebe's at 17 and 1.57.86 is exceptional. Even the other girls at 17 if they were running just over 2.00 or 2.01 is also exceptional. However, I can't see the other girls getting near Phoebe time quite yet. More like Phoebe next race is 2.00 because previously her PB was 2.01. Anyway exciting times ahead for all these girls.
@@bernardm2528 Yes, Keely was good at 17 and then improved annually... how many U18 WR holders go on to be senior champions? I'd love for Phoebe to improve as much as Keely did, but I wouldn't be so foolhardy as to predict it
@@archie6945 Yes I agree I'm not foolhardy either as I know what can happen in athletics. Keeley is extremely dedicated and therefore has progressed very well. Whether Phoebe has the same dedication remains to be seen, although she certainly has the talent.
Generational. The Women's 800 just keeps getting more and more interesting. But she did not break the Under-18 WORLD record for 800m. She broke the EUROPEAN U18 record (by almost 4 seconds!!!!!!!). The world U18 800m record is still 1:57.18, set in 1993 by Wang Yuan of China, albeit under suspicious circumstances. When Gill runs against better competition, I hope she breaks that world U18 record.
They must have had their Weetabix.... actually there's an interview on youtube somewhere that had Phoebe being interviewed and she said her coach concentrated more recently on nutrition and other serious aspects of her training, which explains the improvements in her best times in the recent months.
@@2011hwalkerYou're probably correct, but she could come close. Like this is the fastest time in 45 years, so that gives you a clue to the potential. Maybe review Keeley has a British record at 1.55.17 and then see how much faster she was at 17 years old, must be 1.17 sec faster so then that gives you 1.54. However athletics isn't like a stop watch, so we will all watch with interest. It would be good if she did half a second slower on the first lap, and also 1 second slower and see if her overall time improves??
@@terraflow__bryanburdo4547 We did didn't we, or the Americans thought that. Mu has the talent, but from what I understand possibly not the intense dedication. This girl has both.
WOW!!! To put this amazing result in perspective, Mary Moraa, won the Diamond League in Doha the other day with a time of 1:57.91. This is WORLD CLASS running.
🥸🙂As far as English sprinters-runners...Phoebe Gill, Keely Hodgkinson and Joe are my favorites...look them up and also look up their videos🙂😎🥳 Rohan Browning, Femke Bol, Klaver and Jente Boukaert are my favorite European-Australian sprinters-runners..look them up also🥳😎 My favorite American Sprinters-runners are Coby Hilton, Aria Pearce, Mia Brahe-Pedersen Cole Beck, Cameron Capehart and a few others...look their video up also🙂😎 (He goes by Cole and Coleton Beck)
Sometimes you watch an athlete and know they're special without knowing the time - Watching Phoebe is one of those times. What an absolutely beautiful runner - Long smooth stride, powerful clean arm carriage, you could balance a tray on her head even when fatigued... No wasted energy; Just fabulous to watch her glide around the track.
❤😎🙂Phoebe Gill is extremely talented and she is an awesome person and so Keely Hodgkinson and Joe ferguson🙂😎🥳 People should look up Abby Wilson, Camden Capehart, Aria Pearce and Cole Beck also (he goes by Cole and Coleton Beck)🙂 Other great runners that are also awesome people are Coby Hilton, Mia Brahe-Pedersen, Victoria Cameron and Kennedy Smith...look these people up and look up their videos too
Phoebe Gill is a GREAT ATHLETE and an awesome person as well🙂😎🥳 Keely Hodgkinson and Joe Ferguson are great too🙂 People should look up Abby Wilson and Camden Capehart and Aria, they are future track stars and awesome people also. I also like more established runners such as Coby Hilton, Mia Brahe-Pedersen and Cole Beck (he goes by Cole and Coleton Beck). Look up these people and check out their videos too🙂
Lilian ? Of the late 1960s who had that same fantastic quality., but maybe not ,but that the first thing that came into my head ,
“Balance a tray on her head even when fatigued.” Brilliant comment.
I’ll use it when I coach.
Were you watching her arms?
Thats world class running. The UK has a superb crop of female 800m runners.
This is PHENOMINAL!!! Well Done!!
I sincerely hope she carries on into her 20's and continues on this incredible trajectory.
Phobe is GREAT❤🙂🥳 other great new comers and future stars are Abby Wilson, Aria Pearce, Kennedy Smith, Camden Capehart and Dylan Randall...look these guys up and look up their video😎🥸🙂
🙂🥸🥳More establishment track stars that are exciting and awesome people are Coby Hilton, Cole Beck, Mia brahe-pedersen and Keely Hodgkinson🙂😎🥳 Look these guys up and look up their videos also🙂
Phobe Gill is GREAT❤🙂😎 Other exciting and great new comers are Abby Wilson, Camden Capehart, Aria Pearce and Dylan Randall😎🥳🙂 Look up these people and look up their videos🙂😎🥳
As far as more experienced track stars🥸...people should look Mia Brahe-Pedersen, Victoria Cameron, Coby Hilton, Cole Beck and Kennedy Smith😎🥳🙂 Look up their videos also (He goes by Cole and Coleton Beck)
Phebomenal... sorry my fingers wouldn't let me not type it
Saw this on bbc news. GB middle distance running is really getting a resurgence :)
We're glad running is making the news! It really is. So many youngsters coming through the ranks
Britain and England in particular is great every where...your comment almost sounds condescending
@@giffysstiffy8874giffytuck What lol? If I wanted to be condescending, I'd say something like 'try that sentence again but this time in English'
WOW! From across the Pond!
@@giffysstiffy8874giffytuck Britain and England?. You sound like that prat commentator David Coleman from the 1970/80's. If you're Scottish or Welsh and winning you're mentioned as British but if you're English and losing you're referred/mentioned as British.
Great race and the spot on commentator with the emediate splits made it all the better.
The whole 800m world takes notice.
Yep it's hard not too!
World record is 1.53 Not even close to World record
@@nikls7530 age group world record
@nikls7530 maybe research and then comment, good grief 😂
@@nikls7530 it’s very rare to see a 1.54 or 1.55 clocking. Keely Hodgkinson has a best of 1.55.19 to put her 10th on the world all-time list, and there are some questionable performances (clean?) ahead of her.
1.57 at age 17 is really exceptional.
Phoebe Gill est incroyable. Une qualité de course phénoménale. Elle n'est pas fatiguée à l'arrivée et n'est pas essoufflée. Alors que les autres filles cherchent leur souffle. Ça veut dire que la marge de progression de Phoebe Gill est énorme. Si elle part très vite au premier tour, elle peut asphyxier tout le monde et peut terminer très vite au deuxième tour. C'est peut-être Phoebe Gill qui battra le plus vieux record du monde de l'athlétisme, celui de Kratochvilova de 1'53"28 qui date de 1981. Phoebe Gill va être l'attraction des jeux olympiques de Paris 2024 !
One of the most incredible races of the year. And there were two girls just over two minutes. Impressive!
Saw this first on Twitter and it blew me away. Absolutely awesome Phoebe - and to break a 45+ year old age group record to boot as well! Looking forward to the British Champs to see how she does...
29th and 30th June, should be an absolute corker!
Even more amazing is she did it alone with no pushing from competitors.
Elle a gagné le championnat britannique ! Elle est qualifiée pour les jeux olympiques de Paris ! Incroyable mais vrai !
for a girl who just turned 17 this is a ridiculous time
No. "ridiculous" has a negative connotation!!
"ridiculous" has e negative connotation!
That was a beautiful gutsy run young lady!!!! Congratulations!!!! That was awesome! Pls stay injury free and i cant wait to see you develop into an amzing world class athlete!!!
She's moving like a tremendous machine!
She was late getting back to her work as a Secretariat.
I watched current world champion Mary Moraa win the 800m in a true run Diamond League Doha two days ago in a slower time! This is a 17 year old in a domestic race racing on her own. Unreal, well done lass.
Should she try for the European championship or Olympics games , her coaches have a headache .to decide which is best for her . As well as diamond league or world tour or local low key meeting. The Olympics games she may not get a better chance .to go.
@@redd605 she should go to europeans let her do a few rounds and see what she has in the final would do her the world of good
@@vincentvangogh8092 the problem is the Olympics games qualification is. at the near end of June. The recovery time if something happens European injury miss the Olympics qualifying, Olympics qualifying you have 6 weeks .if something happens at the Olympics games . you been to the games. And don't have that frustration of waiting again
"..racing on her own.", what exactly were you watching? The time is phenomenal but there are nine others in the field including a pacemaker, so hardly "racing on her own".
@@JohnHF1957 She passed the pacemaker at 350m and increased her lead exponentially and won in a time that matched that of Mary Moraa in Doha, who was surrounded by Diamond league class athletes. Or am I using 'exponentially' incorrectly? Are you always this pedantic or should that read 'literal'?
What a talent. You just expect her to struggle going as quickly as that but there’s no shortening of stride or head swaying from side to side.
What a runner, hope she keeps improving and competes for the medals with Keely and Jemma.
What a crop of runners at this distance……fantastic.
i think she maybe did first lap a little too quick she died as little
Incredible! She is a true contender right now, at 17!! Possibly beat Mu and Hodginson right now! And how relaxed, even at the end!
Mum: "GO PHOEBE!!"
Announcer 1: " She means business today."
Announcer 2: "56.56, Ho lee goodnight!"
That pacesetter earned her check this day...brilliant to move over and let youth be served.
Looks like she will be world and Olympic champion at some point in her career if no serious injuries. To run 1.57s at 17 is incredible. She would make the finals of the Paris Olympics with this time. My ex gf was a world class 800 m runner, Canadian 800 m champion and used to compete against Maria Mutola; my ex gfs best time was 1.58s when she was in her mid 20s.
1.58 is a superb time. Plenty of male runners would like that as a pb
Just amazing how these young phenoms pop up and get the world of athletics so excited. Here’s hoping to good health to the young lady so she can fulfil her undoubtedly vast potential.
UNBELIEVABLE!
Lets go to PARIS!
Amazing. Congrats to this young lady!!!
Woa… what a talent. Hope she gets to the Olympics in Paris
This reminds me of the great racehorse Secretariat at the Belmont Stakes 1973....Phoebe congratulations, amazing effort !
I think she can run even run fast if she paces herself more evenly. I liked that "Whoa" from the commentator at the end.
This reminds me of Secretariat winning the Belmont Stakes in '73.
She just went 1.58.0 off a 54.9 400m split too. Who does that?! This girl is something special. She has a 1.56 paced better.
Yes, she ran this in Manchester which backs up her previous 1.57.87. Phoebe always runs the first lap exceptionally too fast. If you think about it, this must be her method to keep improving, as she has coaches. However let's see when she runs 57 or 57.50 how she does overall? The British championships end of June should be interesting if she can grab the 3rd place for the Olympics?
@bernardm2528 She is running tonight over 1500m, targeting the Olympic 1500 standard I believe, so she may have options come British Champs.
@@jackward9901 Thanks for telling me. Phoebe has run 4.05 for 1500m recently. She and 2 other girls were running with boys/young men, it's well worth seeing on you tube.
That time after an almost suicidal first lamp which left her on her own is extraordinary. 56/61 will become a 57/58 in a higher class race I would have thought, no problems at all.
You got the right thinking. Try half second or a second slower first lap so would be 57.06 or 57.56 to be precise and see how Phoebe does on 2nd lap then. Perhaps only marginally better but still better at this young stage to get 1.57 maybe. Phoebe is 1500m runner so got the stamina as remarkably she held on, but perhaps not got the 400m speed yet to do 57/58, and 1.55 to take British record from Keeley Hodgkinson, just quite yet?
It would be interesting to see what she can do for 1500m this season also?
if she got 1.55 this season id say she gonna be the best
@@vincentvangogh8092Phoebe is already the best 2nd fastest run in history except for a debatable Chinese runner? I don't think Phoebe will run much faster than 1.57.87 maybe 1.57.25 would be outstanding. 1.55 is impossible, Keeley did 1.55.88 when she was 19 years old not 17 years old.
Great run by such a young athlete and a big improvement on last year's times. However, it's an European record, not a world record. The WU18B is 1:57.18 held by Wang Yuan of China. No doubt that this is now within reach for Ms Gill
Agree but that's a hinky world best
yeah but she is only just 17 so has the whole season to beat it
Phoebe is now in the Olympics 🙂
Brilliant, only just discovered Phoebe
Amazing run. A whole generation growing up and pushing training in the super shoes/spikes. Can see more of these big performances in future.
British culture is low key, lol.
My next door neighbor's daughter (16 years old) ran a 56 sec 400m several years ago. She had mad talent but decided she was better off going to modeling school. The rest is history.
Seen report this morning. Unbelievable run, 1st lap 56 seconds, holy good night did commentator say?
Even the top 800m Mu and Keeley Hodginson just about go through in 56/57 seconds 1st lap?
Holy good night possible the greatest commentary saying ever
@@Trackstaa_ Absolutely. Also winner made a mistake running 56 seconds first lap, she got her times wrong, but managed to hold on. However even if she had run the 58 seconds she still would have not run faster overall I believe.
That's some running from a 17 year old. World class. Good to hear a Susan Mc on the loudspeaker.
What world record?? This is a European record for the under-18 category.
China world record we all know is fake !
Competition for Paris is fierce
Keeley and Phoebe will be interesting, great for GB middle distance running
Doing her exams , maybe a blessing, because , she maybe going into the Olympics games with less pressure. Her getting to the final would be a fantastic.
Elle n'a pas voulu aller au championnat d'Europe car elle avait des examens à passer... Elle n'a que 17 ans et elle est encore à l'école... 😂
Wow omg fantastic runner
Amazing run!
That is bloody quick, wow wow wow. All the best to her and her career.
Clickbait BS: The women's world record for the 800m is 1:53.28, set by Jarmila Kratochvílová of Czechoslovakia on July 26, 1983
What they are referring to is the under 18 record. Phoebe broke a 45 year record for her age group, set by an East German in 1979, so you can look at that old record with whatever doubts you can with former Iron Curtain countries (there's little doubt that their athletes were illegally enhanced to promote the success of 'Socialist' regimes).
Holy hell, 17 and running at Olympic medal winning standards already
i think that could rank her top 5 in the world so far this season
She made the GB Olympic team by comfortably beating Jemma Reekie, who finished 4th in the last Olympics and has a pb of 1.56.90
Those other girls should be proud of themselves, for going for it. They obviously knew they are racing against somebody they were never going to beat, but they raced anyway. That takes courage.
As a coach I was never so impressed when somebody went into the fire knowing they would only be burnt.
Well noted. Was it Ellen Wallace who made a brave attempt in 2nd place to catch Phoebe thinking usually these early leaders normally do burn out.
Erin Wallace is a top Scottish runner and probably hoped for Olympic selection before Gill emerged
Amazing how many great runners were great at 16, 17, 18 years old!
Lot more chance of having a long successful career via the UK/European system than the meat grinder that is the US collegiate system.
Real hardwork ❤❤
💯
Can you wr senior mode 1:53.18 ?
Brilliant ! Go girl !
That was a sensational run...amaz I ng look very good the whole race looked strong...
Incredible run.. knocked seconds of her pb.. 😊😊
To be the best , a classic accomplishment.
Would’ve been second at Doha this weekend 😮
congrats, what a record!!!
Wow, I wish phoebe all the best for paris
Amazing
The video is much more enjoyable if you don’t announce the winner in the thumbnail.
If Phoebe makes the Olympic team in Paris she will shock the world and win gold in the 800.
I'm, not so sure about that, it may be 4 years too early for her but she'll gain a great deal of experience. There's no doubt she can push the top athletes but how will she cope with the pressure of the Olympics and the tactical experience of other racers like Moraa and Hodgkinson?
Did she shock the world and win gold...
@@user-yh8mr9os4l of course not, she never was but she acquitted herself well and got valuable experience. It'll take a few years but if she remains free of injury I can't see why she cannot challenge for the gold in the next Olympics.
Wow she even beat the pace maker - never seen that - incredible Phoebe
Wow amazing...Great Job racing
Has the shoe technology made that much of a difference because it appears a whole bunch of them ran sub 2 mins which is basically Olympic final stuff.
shes been a prospect for about 4 years, already has run a 4.05 1500 this year
Second was outside two minutes, and did not set a PB.
Amazing!
Where is please 😢❤ ? Fantastique
This is not a world record. The world record is 1:53.28. This is an age group record. Getting tired of every youtuber click baiting the titles to get views.
@Mbartel500 is the Ackchyually guy
It's a junior (under 18) world record.
its really obvious that it is an age group world record says so in the description anyway, if you follow track and field you would no immediately, and if you dont , then who cares, great run,
That's not a world record. The world record is held by Jarmila Kratochvilova--1:53.28. Athing Mu--1:54.97
U18 world record. She is 17
@@lcdobserverNon le record du monde des moins de 18 ans est détenu par une chinoise (sans doute dopée)
Hodgkinson has run a quicker time than Mu now.
@@Matt-ou7tu Mu failed to qualify for the Olympics. During the American trials, during her race, she fell to the ground and did not manage to be in the top three. An English athlete therefore has a good chance of being an Olympic champion.
Phenomenal! Well ahead of Athing Mu at this age!!!
Yes and Keeley was just about running 2.03.40 at 17 and 1.57.51 at 19 until she did 1.55.88. However Keeley trains, particularly hard so I'm hoping Phoebe can do the same. She backed this up with 1.58.08 despite running 55sec on first lap and just able to jog last 50m. When Phoebe runs a little slower on the first lap 57 or 57.50 maybe her overall time will improve this year? British championships will be interesting to see how she does? Just not sure in a race setting with others, level with her, how she will cope?
That's modern shoes training machines computer models videos AI predictability training and planning ability to study the past best and worst learning from that making amatuers better than most pros already.
I think in her case, the only one that applies is the modern shoes. They're probably worth a few tenths of a second over 800m.
of course, you failed to mention the most important performance booster for many top-tier athletes.
@@TheRealBrayoTv what's that?🤔🙄
🤫🙏👍 assuming they are cleAn good food water rest training videos and exercise learning the history of the sport regular checkups strategy sessions goals ability to race not to win or set records but ti reach pre-planned goals compete fairly recognize an opponents weakness and strength timing patience faith prayer water vitamins good coach athletes family and friends support fans financial planning crime and dope free.
Outstanding!
I am sure she is very talented girl
This really unbelievable !! For those who know. . .800 m
Fantastic - but I thought it was an U18 European record rather than a world record?
The description says it's a world record for this age group.
@@architennisclickbait. It’s a European age group record. Gill ran the second fastest time ever U18.
The commentator at the end lol ‘woh’
Lost for words
157th ranked woman in the 800 meters all time...she has alot of room to move up, Paris is a long shot
What did Mary Moraa and Gemma Reekie run the other day that was the same 1.57 seconds so at the moment on level terms. Forget past performances of Castor and Jamal Karovokvalova....or however you spell it?
its not a long shot, shes the 2nd fastest under 18 ever, top 8 british all time and that time would have placed her 7th in the last world championships final in 2023, shes good enough at the moment for 3rd qualifer for gb , behind 2024 indoor world champs silver medalist jemma reekie and our 3 time world + olympic silver medalist keely hodgkinson
Is it recognized as the world record by the institutions ?
Phoebe Gill... "from the depths of hell"
Amazing runner!
She'll be 1:54 by 2028, and she will only be 21.
Should be faster than that
@@archlutesmith nah thats not whole progression works, its not some linear thing with age. She *could*
do 1:55 but she needs serious flat speed to go under 1:54.
@@2011hwalkerAbsolutely correct. Like it took Keeley a year to break her British record of 1.55.77 down to 1.55.17 something like those times. Athletes don't run the same fast times every week. However I think this girl is also very dedicated so we could be in for some interesting times over the years? I would suggest she runs the first lap half a second slow and also 1 second slower and see what her overall times are then? As I understand it she made a mistake running 56 seconds and was meant to run something like 58 seconds. Anyway it's all good.
@@2011hwalker this is one run and yes her 400 isnt relatively that fast so she has some serious speed endurance. I hope there isnt too much pressure placed upon her, and i hope she sticks with the sport, very early days, exciting though !!!
i doubt. Usually, young runners performing at this level typically burn out especially mentally and from injuries. It wouldn't surprise me if she never breaks 155
Great achievement but click baiting with her age and "world record" is silly when what she broke was an age group record.
Those In the know know & If you don't know then you
better get to know.
An other great great britain young talent..👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
There's been a lot recently
Ireland???
@@Visionary0001 but have seen that Fiebe is an British trak and field athlet.
Am l wrong?
@@Visionary0001 maternal grandmother from ireland
@@jensmith3719 wow, also stronger😁
Kudos, girl!
1983 Jarmila Kratochvilova 1:53.28 untouchable 👍
Phoebe Gill a les qualités athlétiques pour aller chercher un jour ce record.
Not sure why you think 1:57 is a world record......world record is around 1:53 since 1983
For her age.
Дуже переконливо і впевнено, успіхів
You quite often see athletes win by a stretch, but Phoebe is 17 & several of those behind her are hoping to qualify for the Olympics... but next time they won't let her go off.
You think so?
Keeley Hodgkinson when
17 was running 2.03.40
At 18 was 2.01.6
At 19 was 1.55.88 then British record.
So Phoebe's at 17 and 1.57.86 is exceptional.
Even the other girls at 17 if they were running just over 2.00 or 2.01 is also exceptional.
However, I can't see the other girls getting near Phoebe time quite yet. More like Phoebe next race is 2.00 because previously her PB was 2.01.
Anyway exciting times ahead for all these girls.
@@bernardm2528 Yes, Keely was good at 17 and then improved annually... how many U18 WR holders go on to be senior champions?
I'd love for Phoebe to improve as much as Keely did, but I wouldn't be so foolhardy as to predict it
@@archie6945 Yes I agree I'm not foolhardy either as I know what can happen in athletics. Keeley is extremely dedicated and therefore has progressed very well. Whether Phoebe has the same dedication remains to be seen, although she certainly has the talent.
Unreal
Generational. The Women's 800 just keeps getting more and more interesting. But she did not break the Under-18 WORLD record for 800m. She broke the EUROPEAN U18 record (by almost 4 seconds!!!!!!!). The world U18 800m record is still 1:57.18, set in 1993 by Wang Yuan of China, albeit under suspicious circumstances. When Gill runs against better competition, I hope she breaks that world U18 record.
Correction: She broke the old European U18 record by 2 seconds, which is still a lot for a 2 minute race.
Yeah that Chinese record is highly, very highly, suspect. The runner who achieved that (1993 I think) subsequently vanished from the scene.
Almost as impressive is the overall strength of the field - that is some serious middle-distance depth.
commentary:2024
Video: 1993
What are they feeding people nowadays??? This is just amazing
They must have had their Weetabix.... actually there's an interview on youtube somewhere that had Phoebe being interviewed and she said her coach concentrated more recently on nutrition and other serious aspects of her training, which explains the improvements in her best times in the recent months.
480, are we in 1990 ?
Amazing...congrats....
welcome Paris Olympics
Hopefully
@@Trackstaa_ Did she qualify on time?
@@zk4761I would imagine so.
Her time is good enough to win the US nationals if she was an American . No need to even check
@@zk4761 Team GB has Olympic trials.
she is within 3 seconds of the present world leader!
2 seconds, Keeley Hodgkinson has the world leading time this season
2
Well done girl
She imagined Gary Glitter was after her
We're looking here at the next world record holder of the women's 800m in about 5-6 years' time!!
errr...the worlds 800m has stood for 40 years because it was clearly and unquestionably drug assisted. I doubt Phoebe can beat 1:53.3.
@@2011hwalkerYou're probably correct, but she could come close. Like this is the fastest time in 45 years, so that gives you a clue to the potential. Maybe review Keeley has a British record at 1.55.17 and then see how much faster she was at 17 years old, must be 1.17 sec faster so then that gives you 1.54. However athletics isn't like a stop watch, so we will all watch with interest. It would be good if she did half a second slower on the first lap, and also 1 second slower and see if her overall time improves??
We all thought Mu would have it by now.
@@terraflow__bryanburdo4547 We did didn't we, or the Americans thought that. Mu has the talent, but from what I understand possibly not the intense dedication. This girl has both.
Phoebe needs to get some professional help to fund her future so she can concentrate on reaching her full potential.
I did a 1:57.2...on my bicycle :)
Pacemaker was in serious trouble there
Phobemenal!!!!
Very. Good. Runners. Very. Wuel. Congraduleyhhoy. Markin.
Wow send her to the Olympics Ireland!
she is English, has a grandmother from Ireland on her mums side, guess she can choose