Usain Bolt - 9.77s - Asafa Powell 9.83 Van Damme Brussels 2008 - English Subtitles
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- hostyah.com for more races. ** ENGLISH COMMENTARY ** Usain Bolt Surges past asafa powell at 70 metres in to take the race in 9.77 seconds - asafa trails at 9.83. Jamacains finish 1,2,3,4 with usain, asafa, nesta carter and micheal frater respectively.
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British commentators are the best...they draw u into the race with such poetic lyrics that contributes to the andrenalin rush a true T&F fan gets at the start of a race...love them
I agree wholeheartedly....love them!!!
Yes, so true
Absolutely amazing commentary by the brits. Always a pleasure listening to em
Britisher the real Looters of the world
Ivo s death from Memorial
The headwind was corrected to -1.3 at the very end of this video, and it's listed as -1.3 on iaaf. Factor in the very wet track, and the cold as well, and you realise that this was pretty much equal with Bolt's 9.58 (0.9 tailwind) and 9.69, and Powell's 9.72. Powell's form in August and September '08 was astonishing.
I'm still watching in 2019. But wow what a race!! BOLT and POWELL did really,really well and Jamaica came in 1,2,3,4....WOW!! We are sprint factory of the world. 🇯🇲
Keshia Kay not anymore
@@KmKryptonian Jamaica still has its legacy and some of the best times in the word up to this date.Bolt may not run anymore but Jamaica's female athlete team is still better than U.S so please go check your facts. I study track and field for years I know what I'm saying. You may disagree but it FACTS.
Keshia Kay lmao ok. Well you do your thing while us Americans rack up the medal tally. Y’all had your little run but now the US is back on top of the track and field world as we should be. So enjoy your “legacy”
@@KmKryptonian "little run"? Wow sound a lil jealous there. Typical you Americans always hating. Shelly-Ann Fraizer Price just beat everyone in the championships a few months back and she is the best at what she does in the 100 M and Jamaica took the women's 4×100 title. Also like I said no one from the U.S still hasn't done what Bolt has done in his entire career so Jamaica had more than a lil run. WE ARE YALL BIGGEST COMPETITOR Untill this day LOL
All you Americans do is dope to be honest including the "Best" you guys ever conjured up 😂😂
@cristi dules exactly. Lol Americans are so jealous and bias. Give credit to where credit is due. The Facts are the Facts. They have: gulf,basketball,baseball,football all these sports and they in they lil feelings because another nation is overall better at Track & Field than they are and they're mad over that silly.🤣🤣🤣
It's the final reaction for me. I adore the relationship with these two. Although Asafa came second, both he and Bolt confirmed each other's ability. Love it! That's the love God wants us to have for each other.
A love that supports and uplifts.
did anyone see powell start that shit was crazy
Very nice of Usain to share the spotlight with powell after the race
I ran against Padgett in the 60m in 2007 at Clemson, his starts were unlike anyone I’ve ever seen. To see him get caught like that is even more astonishing.
This race is crazy. When one looks at so many sprinters coming from the sprint Factory It just greatness.🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Interesting...but now there's a drought mon
-1.3 crazy headwind, bad weather, wet and cold track, bolt stumbled at the start, and still ran a 9.77. Unbelievable
not to mention a VERY subpar reaction time of 0.223
Damn Bolt was some kinda beast because he seemed to have slipped in the beginning & still ran them boys down
Sensational sprinting!!!🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Apparently, the commentators didn't notice that Bolt stumbled. They only said he had a bad start.
finally, ive been waiting to hear this commentary for ages
Who is here 2019?
Not me
Me
2020* men
I'm in 2021 now
2024
It is admirable, the relationship these two legends of a runner these two gentlemen has evolved into over the years! Two of the in the business at the time...
Lausanne is just one of those tracks that produce super-fast sprint times, like Eugene, Rieti, London, Brussels, Clermont and Kingston.
Don’t forget Beijing, although I think Eugene is the fastest track, imagine if Bolt ran there?
August 2022, and I am watching this race and making all kind of crazy noise for the Jamaican stalwarts.
ya men usain bolt make jamaice proud......
i'm jamaican....go usain bolt go....
Are you from jamaica if yes please tell me.your whatsapp need some information
As Jamaicans, we didn’t really realize what we were witnessing. We thought it would have been this good forever 😢😂, on the men’s side at least
9.77 and 9.83 into a -1.3m/s headwind= 9.70 and 9.76 basic. This race is faster that Bolt's 9.63 (+1.7) in London. Had we had decent conditions (dry track, decent temperature 20 degrees and even a decent tailwind 1.0m/s) we would have seen a world record at the time. This is Bolt's second fastest race (basic time) and it was run in atrocious conditions. A tailwind of 1.0m/s would have given us 9.65 and 9.71. A maximum tailwind of 2m/a would have given us 9.60 and 9.66 in these conditions!!!!
Good analysis. You made a small mistake with his wind though. It was actually +1.5 m/s.
@@khumokwezimashapa2245 yes 1.5m/s at London altitude equates to 0.07seconds. That's what I used in my calculation but I typed 1.7m/s
@@Nyasalands_FinestI think this is bolt best run better than WR if he didn't stumble and had bad start but conditions would not allow WR but sub 9.7s if he had better start. Bolt did mistakes in 9.63s miss stepped on his transition and overstride last 3 steps I imagine he would easily beat Wr without those. His reaction time could been better as well. Conditions was not ideal either as it was pretty cold in london. Commentators pointed out he would beat his WR if it was warmer.
Jamaica 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4rth. WOW 🤩🔥👏🇯🇲🇯🇲🤯
me too i prefer british commentators as opposed to american.
Not me though. To me, British sports commentators aren't as articulate as those from America. And they make more mistakes.
I agree
@@TheTmat007 american commentators sound robotic and doesnt flow very well. British commentary flows better with the action.
@@kyleatherton88
I disagree. And British commentators often make mistakes during their commentary. Everyone make mistakes. But Bristish commentators don't seem to care to say "excuse me" when they make mistakes.
@@TheTmat007 mistakes happen. But who cares. British commentary really get you engaged in the big sporting moments. I find the old bbc athletics commentary the best of the bunch. There are some other brit people i dont like. But on thr bbc They really build up the moment. Whenever i have watched sporting moments with us commentary..i dont feel that at all
Blake got a good start, better than ever. He and Powell peaked for their PBs (both right after Olympics). Lausanne meets are always in August when athletes peak. Burrell had a 1.2 tailwind, Boldon had a tailwind in Lausanne and has also run 9.86 into a headwind so nothing unusual there. Young had a strong tailwind (1.5) and Lucern is only 436m. Some athletes run fantastic and can't match it again - X Carter, Spearmon, Marsh, Fredericks, Michael Johnson, Claudinei Da Silva, Floyd Heard,
JJ Johnson, K Kederis, Alonso Edward, Joe Deloach... and over 100m, Surin, Obikwelu, Derrick Atkins, Daniel Bailey, Ogunkoya, Mike Marsh, Ezinwa, Bernard Williams...
Lausanne is a very hard mondo track, conducive for sprinting. I read recently on a forum that Atlanta, Tokyo and Edmonton were all the hardest tracks and thus produced the best performances in power and speed events.
The facts that Lausanne is hard, and coincides with when athletes peak, compound the tiny effect of altitude,
the reporters are sooooooo cruel in a funny way, he was like look at his nervous face lmao
I love my countrymen! Jamrock to the world!🖤💚💛
Super
Lol i laughed at that remark. "Nervous look on that face." HAHA
yayay... i agree with you on that..
No I just know how much times are affected by altitude based on the Google search I told you about
TEAM JAMAICA is so flammable
Love my Jamaican Track Stars
Bolt always gets terrible starts but wow.
dont think the times in kingston in general can be attributed a fast track though
Lets just take a second to remember that at the time of this race, Bolt dropped the 5th fastest 100m time ever after slipping in the start...
-1.3 headwind, 0.223 reaction time, cold, rainy, slipping and still 9.77.
@@Pumpxkinthat's would been faster than his Wr in good conditions with good start. +1,0 wind would made it already 9.65s and 0,130 start 9.54s.
Google 'Wind/altitude correction in the 100m sprint'
We have probably seen the Greatest Track & field 100 & 200 Runner "E-V-E-R" ! ....for (12) years in a ROW, the fastest jn the 100 & 200 with NO (PED),(steroid) or(nitrous oxide) inside his body.
without a doubt truly a amazing
Probably?
He did something (steroids) after losing to Gay in the 200m in 2007. Comes back in 08 and 09 and produces world stopping times. It's cool though. . . they all do something. Very few get caught. .
cute, how naive you are thinking that a world class sprinter is not on PEDs. I think of it this way - they all do it, that makes it fair again. Bolt was never caught, only very few are, but that does not mean they don't do it.
speedsociety neither was he caught he was never suspected or mixed up with PEDs, all he and the Jamaicans did was saved Track & Field and put it back in it’s rightful place! How about that!!
In one sense, Bolt only runs as fast as he needs to be.
Yeah true ...
Yeah true.....
In general, all do that it is nconscious. Powell was unfamiliar with being overtaken at the finish line. The difference is Bolt has the capacity, on keeping his max speed, easier than other sprinters.
This is Usain Bolt I know
asafa always starts off really fast.look at him at the beginning but he does not have speed endurance if you ask me.
Asafa came 2nd. He has endurance. It is just that Bolt went pass him. It's not anybody's fault that Bolt is better
You can't run 9.72s and not have the endurance lol you guys are idiots. He's just racing bolt who's by a far the GOAT, can't do shit about that. Powell would be even more of a legend if he didn't have Bolt in the same era.
I would. Like him to. Com back 1 more time
I love ur track and field announcers- who are they ? lol anyways, greetings from overseas- the Czech Republic Bolt fan :P
@Truth666 so u predicted Bolt breaking the 100m record in Berlin...excellent
Asafa always gets so tense before starting. He should get exited. He should have more fath in himself!
I don't I'm afraid.
i agree with you , but if you watch carefully not even his olympic start was good, he tends to have a little stumble comming out the blocks most time, you'll even hear the commentators say it, but that stride and turn over counts in the end
Only 600m altitude which only takes 0.02s off. Still both devastating runs.
making performances at Lausanne seem faster. There is also less pressure at Lausanne than at Olympics etc.
Congratulations to all the Jamaican in this 100m diamond league race. Big up straight:
9.77 in a -.9 m/s headwind...... damn....
Bad start and a head wind in the rain. Freak of nature. That's a low 9.6 maybe even equals if not break his WR in better conditions
I agree. This is how it should have been.
Maybe you're right, but Blake's 9.75 and SAFP's 10.70 both this year certainly don't make it a slow one
I read Blake as Bekele 😂😂
Lols the first to fourth placing. The entire Jamaican 4x100m Olympic team.
@6:05 you see Powell start on the right side of lane , and then to the left and back to the right of the lane. Alot of wasted movement on Powells part.. Had he run a near perfect race, Powell would have easily been a 9.70 or better.
who is faster? walcott or Bolt.? I am sure Bolt is faster but by how much compare to Walcott..?
I like his comment, no wonder they can win relays
only if asafa had a finish
Usain in the MEMBRAIN!......Usain in the BRAIN!
Yeah man a so wi du it
-1.3 wind. if 0.0 powell would have run 9.76 bolt 9.70. these are actuall basic times. so you can see powell didnt choke, usain is just better. also were are powells splits for this race because i cant find them anywhere.
Action movies
HEY, I AM NOT LYING ABOUT THIS; BUT IT IS ALOT OF ALTELTHS CAREERS USAIN BOLT ENDED...
its a bit more than 0.04
i wouldnt say that he choked but it was a big improvemnt for asafa. it seems that even before the pre race in beijing he dont look tough he needs to toughen up have to make his presence felt. hope someone tells him that
Asafa never wanted the attention this is why he runs like that.
Powell could have been the first man running 9.69 but he hates attention.
Powell was recommended to track when one of his teachers saw his potential (A female teacher).
He left his rural district and went to the city to be trained by Stephen Francis, who also coaches Elaine Thompson, Shelly Ann Frazer Pryce, Bridget Foster, Michael Frater along with others.
Powell is shy.
@@sherinesherwood4051 shy my ass... Powell can't handle the pressure
Let's not forget that was Jamaica 1 2 3
4 Jamaicans on top..
The Beast was the only Jamaican missing.
he wasn't so beastly at this point
Probably in Champs at this time
Yohan Blake was in high school at the time. YB join subsequently joined Racers 2009 and we know the rest.
Myself too@!
From the top view 6:06 ...powell didn't run in a straight line... if he had he might have won
The Best sprinters comes from Jamaica...
british commentators are so much better at track and field than american commentators.
American commentators only wanna see American athletes win and succeed, car Lewis’s sister was the worst of them all she hated Jamaicans and would get upset whenever other countries besides USA wins, i never pay them no mind I give the British commentators their props they seem to be very unbiased and give credit where it’s due!
You can’t be tall and be a sprinter?
imagine this race with a +2.0 omfg..
9.59... In this weather!!
so it was, until Tyson Gay achieved his spectacular 9.71 seconds in Berlin.
:) this didn't age well at all lmfaooo
@@kronickintrovert at All!!!!
well i think since you seem to know everyhing maybe you should get a job as a commentator and analysis with the IAAF.and furthur more i`m not a commentator its just an opinion just like yours. veryone on here got opimions whether youmight htink they are right or wrong
yeh one year older than you lol
When top 4 is jamaican..❤❤❤❤
its because british people train commentators and americans train athletes
why did Bolt have all the Americans on toast then?
David Jack 🐵🐒👀😂😂
bolt allmost tripped on start could be better time
cold wet track, -1.3 wind, stumble at the start, 0.223 reaction time... one of the most impressive races ever
lol... one day
***Having no 100m sprinting background, Usain Bolt comes out of no where like the announcer said and starts dominating the 100m races and starts setting all types of world sprinting records, give me a break.***
And kept on dominating for over 10yrs
So whats ur point?
Drugs don't make you fast
He’s just a bitter envious yankee bouy that’s all, these type of haters don’t matter the whole wide world matters and the history books and numbers don’t lie, I’m surprised he didn’t throw Jessie Owens and girl boy Carla Lewis in his lame comment😂
@justlovesong2u Sorry to break it to you mate, but british commentators are definately better than the americans at track and field.
czcams.com/video/0Xj76R710uM/video.html&feature=channel - between 2 commentators, neither manages to mention ANY other sprinters in the race - Bailey & Blake set PR's. Blake was 20 and ran 9.93! But no, they said the same thing about Bolt's top speed in 3 different ways to try and highlight its significance. British commentators deliver facts through knowledge
bolt is better only if he got a better start. oh wait, even with a bad start he still is better than asafa "choker" powell
yeh you lol stop using your son as an excuse
9.77 im not impressed anymore lol