Born to Run

? "9 seconds 80, 9 seconds 80, Ye Qin ran into 9 seconds 80!"

When Chen Zhongzhou and Sun Chaosheng saw the results, they were going crazy almost instantly!

They just glanced at Jason Gaby's 9.76 seconds to break the world record, and all their attention was on Ye Qin.

In the last Asian Games in Doha, Ye Qin just ran a 9.98 time. As a result, in half a year, Ye Qin suddenly improved to 9.80.

This is the men’s 100-meter event. The improvement of every hundredth of a second is sometimes very strenuous. In many cases, it depends on the state of luck. Maybe it is a good time to run the best result at a time, and then there may be no way in this life. Go beyond.

But at this time... Yeqin's progress still shocked them. The yellow race Asian players hadn't even broken the 10-second mark before. The score of 9.80 seconds was a world record in the 1990s.

It is necessary to know that the first one to break the 100-meter 9:80 is Morris Green, who raised the 100-meter world record to 9:79. After that, Asafa was Powell, who was extremely talented and broke the dominance of the American sprint. The improvement in the 100-meter performance is only to the point of 9.77 seconds.

"The wind speed is 2.2 meters per second, which is faster than the wind speed!"

"It's a pity, it's a pity!"

After watching the results, everyone noticed the wind speed numbers on the big screen on the scene. The smiles on the faces of Chen Zhongzhou and Sun Chaosheng were a bit stiff, and they sighed helplessly.

Although in a strict sense, the wind speed has been exceeded, but at a wind speed of 2.2 meters per second, the performance of 9 seconds 80 per 100 meters is already amazingly good.

Outside of Sun Chaosheng, Chen Zhongzhou and others, there were even greater sighs and boos from the audience at this time.

That was the regret and annoyance that many American track and field enthusiasts felt when the wind speed came out!

Since the men’s 100m world record fell, many track and field athletes in the United States have been catching up, trying to break the dominance of Asafaville in the men’s 100m.

Previously it was Jax Trin, who was the 100-meter champion of the Olympics and World Championships, and was hailed as the most promising American athlete to regain the 100-meter record. Now it is Jason Gaby, a black Arkansas born in 1982, who has conquered the hearts of many American track and field fans with one victory after another.

Of course, Jax-Tring’s affairs need not be said any more. After the outbreak of the drug prohibition incident, the results of tying the world record were not counted. And Jason Gaby, after the sudden emergence in 2006, already has the strength to fight Asafaville head-on. Even in some games, Asafaville has to consider retreating.

In this New York Grand Prix, Jason Gaby played in good condition and really almost broke the world record held by Asafaville!

It is a pity that the gods are not beautiful, and the wind speed in this game exceeds the standard.

In full view, because of the wind speed, many people felt extremely sorry for a while.

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"Oh my God, Wallace, I can't believe it. He managed to get such a result in this game. I have a kind of preliminaries. My Asafa is in trouble."

On the other side of the stand, Youssé-Bot looked at the results on the big screen, and there was no more joking in his eyes, and he looked extremely shocked.

He thought that this game might be Jason Gaby able to run within 9.90 seconds and win the championship with a score of 9.80 seconds, which is not bad. Unexpectedly, there are three people who ran into 9 seconds 90, and one of them ran into 9 seconds 80.

Wallace Spielmont was muttering something silently beside him. Hearing what Youssef Bot said, he continued to say: "This result is really beautiful, but it's not as exaggerated as you think."

"What do you mean?" Youssé-Bot asked with some confusion.

"The wind speed is over, although it is only 2.2 meters per second wind speed, but if the normal wind speed is 0, their results should all need to add one hundredth of a second. In other words, Jason should be about 9 seconds 86 Yeqin is around 9 seconds 90."

Wallace Spielmont followed and explained that his father was a track and field athlete, and his conversion of wind speed was relatively clear since he was a child. Although altitude differences need to be added in many areas, in general, it should be no. It will be too much.

"Nine seconds 86 and 9 seconds 90?" After hearing the results after Spilmont's conversion, Youssé Bot let out a long sigh, "It's pretty much the same."

Jason Gaby had already ran 9.84 and 9.88 last year, so if you look at it this way, it's normal to run 9.86 in this game. As for Ye Qin, he ran 9 seconds 98 in the men's 100 meters race in the Asian Games. Such an improvement is not really unacceptable.

After all, Asafaville was strong in the men's 100 meters at this time. Throughout the 2006 season, only in the last Yokohama Grand Prix in Japan, he could not continue the race because of a rush out of the game, and the others kept winning.

Moreover, Asafaville ran the world record of 9.77 seconds twice in June 2005 and June 2006, representing his absolute strength at this time.

As a Jamaican, Youssé Bot doesn't want Asafaville's 100m world record to be broken by others. He hopes that this record will remain in the hands of their Jamaicans.

In a sense, Asafaville at this time can be called his idol. After the opponent broke the men's 100m world record, his encouragement was unparalleled.

Asafaville's world record breaking, for many Jamaican sprinters, is a psychological break, allowing Jamaicans to believe that they can be truly competitive in this field.

The world record set by Asafaville, as well as the good results one after another in the men's 100 meters, are like a flag and benchmark standing there, inspiring other Jamaican players.

Youssé Bot himself has a lot of fans in Jamaica, but deep down in his heart, he has always had enough respect for Asafaville.

Because of the appearance of the other party, in a sense, he felt that many of the world records set by Americans before were actually not unbreakable.

That is a kind of conceptual crush.

Just like the 10-second mark of the yellow race, everyone may feel that they can’t do it without breaking this limit, but after it’s really done, the invisible shackles will fall apart, and better and better results will be Was created on the track and field.

When seeing the scores of 9 seconds 76 and 9 seconds 80 appearing on the big screen at the scene, Youssé Bot really felt a shudder from his heart.

He didn't know how to describe it himself, and seemed to be afraid that Asafaville would meet two powerful 100m contestants, who would take the world record away, and he seemed to see the power of two 200m concurrent 100m contestants. .

This made Youssé Bot an uncontrollable thought that he was going to run 100 meters, yes, with Jason Gaby and Yechin in the field, they would run 100 meters.

The crown on the track and field, shouldn't be absent from him-Yousse Bot!

Wallace Spielmont looked at Youssef Bot in a daze, and gave him a little push, "What are you thinking about, Youssef, we should go now, and prepare for the 200-meter race later."

"Understood." Youssé-Beauty nodded, and some reluctantly glanced at the stadium.

It is not that he has not participated in the men's 100-meter race. In his youth, the school principal discovered his talent for sprinting and induced him to embark on this competitive road with extra food.

At that time, he began to gallop in the men's 100 meters event, UU reading www. uukanshu. Com defeated one after another who was great at the time. Only later, because of his height, gradually shifted the center of gravity to 200 meters and 400 meters.

Now he saw the wonderful matchup between Jason Gaby and Yechin on the 100-meter track, which made him feel blood boiled.

He wants to join it!

With a long sigh of breath, Youssé Bot removed himself from his expectations for the men’s 100-meter race. If he wants to run the 100-meter race, he still needs to convince the coach and agent. This is not something he can do now. Things.

However, in the men's 200m race he is about to start soon, Yeqin has participated, and he can still compete with this friend and opponent.

"Unfortunately, Jason Gaby and Xavier Carter didn't come, otherwise I have to show him how good they are."

Youssé Bot inadvertently remembered the scene where Jason Gaby and Xavier Carter won the Lausanne Super Grand Prix last year, and he was a bit angry for a while.