Men's 4x100m Relay Final | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019
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The United States men’s 4x100m relay team led off by individual 100m champion Christian Coleman and anchored by individual 200m champion Noah Lyles was always going to have a chance of gold - assuming they avoided the fallibility that has often dogged their nation’s sprint relay ambitions.
This they did as they transported the baton all the way round in total security in 37.10 - the second-fastest time ever run behind the 36.84 recorded by the Jamaican team that Usain Bolt anchored to victory at the London 2012 Olympic Games. It also beat the US record of 37.38 set at the 2015 World Relays.
Despite losing their title, the British quartet was also left smiling as they put it all together to take silver in a European record of 37.36, eclipsing the time of 37.47 they had run in securing a home victory in London’s Olympic Stadium two years ago.
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do people realize that this was one of the fastest 4x100 race ever? the 6 finishes were all among the top 10 fastest time IN HISTORY
It’s called “evolution”
@@m.mmiirr8799 In shoe technology, yes. They are saying all of the new shoes are giving better grip then ever before and WR's are falling because of it.
The Jamaicans set the bar of excellence in sprinting. Now that whole jargon of being a nation specialized in a particular sport is out the window. Other countries will eventually catch up to you if you don't continue to do what you know well. It's just like soccer. Nobody cares anymore if Brazil has won the world cup five times. They haven't been the best team since the days of Pele or the other Brazilian soccer legends. This doesn't apply to only sports, but in basic economics.
it was the fastest 4x1 race ever. every country set national records
@@eamparbeng didn’t Brazil win the World Cup recently like the one before last or am
I trippin
Gatlin still running at age 37. What a man
And still competitive!
My favorite athlete from America
Agreed
I think he is using powerful steroids
@@Veeratnusrb just because you can't do it at 37, doesn't mean someone else can't. You "think".
Coleman was the perfect lead gaining a lot of ground on the Chinese, And lyles Was the perfect anchor. That top end speed is ridiculous
Yup cause Coleman has the best acceleration to build a lead & Lyles has the top speed to keep it & put it away. Perfect position for both of them
@Mthwakazian Mthwakazian The fact is that America always "does well" in relay when they are no Jamaicans. they have a saying that "pressure burst pipe" and whenever a Jamaican team runs against the USA, they always seem to falter. There was no team in this race that the US was afraid of.
@@poohbita_88
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@@MajinBLJ What about em?
@@poohbita_88 Since 2017, Whenever a USA team runs against Jamaica, they seem to falter.
Hot dang! An American record, a European record, and an Asian record. All 3 medalists brought their A-game.
I thought USA's record was 37.04 set in London olympics when they won silver
You're wrong. The commentator made a mistake. 37.10 is not the national record for the USA. The national record is 37.04, silver medal in 2012 London Olympics. That's their best time. The commentator craps without real facts.
Tyson Gay was caught with PED
@@saileshkumar8730 Nope. Their 37.04 was not accountable because Tyson Gay tested positive for PEDS. So that time is no longer official. The new American Record is 37.10
@@sf5838 ^
The Doha intros were on another level!
Chris Choi the best ever
The best I've seen tbh
Sucks that there was hardly anyone in the crowd. They were letting people in at some points as the stadium was so empty
Even Olympics copied it
With money, you can put up a great show. The Qatari do know how to do it surely.
Japan team is amazing. Not the fastest team, but they have the best transitions ever. So smooth to watch their runners pass the baton with ease.
Relay is baton pass competition.
Moreover, the Japanese team was missing two of its top four players.
Japan is amazing.
@@netyou007jp ààA
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@@netyou007jp top for runners**hahshs, :)
@@netyou007jp Koike and ?
So weird to see a Sprint relay final without Jamaica. (Edit one year later look at those likes holy cow)
Too slow in their heat.
Yep really weird
@Jamaican Me Crazy: True that.
More like disappointing, they are a powerhouse in track but to not make the finals is a bit embarrassing, even Netherlands made the finals
That true bro.... It like not complete..
Japan was so happy to even be in the top 3🙂 I love watching this over again..
Japan understands the baton should never slow down..great exchanges Japan
Noah Lyles : looks back
Usain bolt : No baby I'm at home
😂
Aaddilll .. 🤣
Maybe a few years ago. Now it's our turn again.
@@HiFi5280 100%
@@HiFi5280 Tell them.... Bolt times are over it's Noah and Christian's moments.
Lyles and Coleman the future of US sprinting...give props where it's due!
Norman had a great 100m last July, too: 9.86!
Knighton said don’t forget about me.
I don't know what's more impressive? , the fact that Italy's olympic gold medal time would have finished fourth , or the fact that you had the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 9th, and 11th fastest relay teams ever all in the same race !!.
Lyles has all the top end speed in the world. Instead of slowing down at the end he just keeps going faster.
Coleman out the blocks and Lyles finish. Perfect combination
Japan team is young. Average age was 22.3 years old at Doha 2019.
Japan's handoffs were impressive. Noah Lyles hit the fast forward button.
Japan is really good at relays
Never heard of that country until now, wow
Lockon Stratos how have you never heard of Japan? They are literally hosting the next olympics
@@tekkenfan01 do you live under a rock bruh
@@surrealgamer9018 are you stupid to not know he's being sarcastic?
@@junwei.23 are you stupid to not know he's being sarcastic?
Kudos to the USA, and to Japan who are really improving.
"0" METALS FOR IMPROVEMENT
Michael McCloud wym, Japan came in third lmaoo
Gotta admit I was surprised to see them so far ahead when they came out of the curve. And there 3rd exchange was fantastic. They went from about 3m behind US to almost 1m. But GB did have a great anchor and beat em to the end. Good race all around.
Uk have come a long way aswell
Man I'm going to really miss the Olympics this year
Byron McKenzie me too. I just hope the diamonds league won’t be cancelled too.
@Byron: Yeah me too: It's a shame really. But there may be silver linings. I wonder if Felix, going to hold on for another year. Will we see a new set of stars? Will Van Niekerk be healthy and be back?
Me too! Man.
ME 3.U CAN SAY THAT AGAIN. WE MIGHT AS WELL WATCH THE PAST OLYMPIC GAMES .THAT IS I PLAN ON DOING. O WELL WHAT CAN WE DO. HOPEFULLY WE CAN WATCH THEM NEXT YEAR. ALL BEING WELL. KEEP OUR FINGERS CROSSED.
Byron McKenzie let’s wait 2021
Yes, Lyles is the perfect anchor - his top end speed is just amazing...
These guys are lethal, individually they are TOPS, If no mistakes collectively they're unbeatable!!, USA,USA,USA
Six of the seven finalist teams finished under 38 seconds. Those athletes were moving out!! Clean handoffs, superb sprinting and impeccable timing made for a great race. The team of Great & Britain and Northern Ireland put forth a valiant effort (new European record in fact), but they're probably inconsolable because despite a record setting performance, they still lost to the yanks.
😊😊
The anchor for Japan looks sweet in slow mo. Love how Lyles runs. He's moving. Reminds me of how horse move when they are races. He's using every part of his body. Wishing this brotha a very successful career. Cant wit to watch. ❤
Love for Japan 🇯🇵
From Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
Thank you👍
ありがとう
ありがとう😊
USA have a strong team , Coleman won a huge lead for the US , than Gatlin ran so amazing to catch the Chinese, the last two legs were super fast , Lyles gave us a huge margin, happy for the US , they finally won the gold here in Doha 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍👍
Finally. The question is can they improve on their time in the coming years? Ppl talkin about using Gatlin again but forgettin that he will get slower and that retirement may b around the corner. I mean he has been competing since 2004. It may also b argued that what he is chasing (redemption + forgiveness) is best acheived off the track. He will be forever tainted. The US team will always b great no matter who they line up, their depth of sprinters is so impressive.
@@poohbita_88 Gatlin is fantastic , wish he can get his final gold in Tokyo
Bravo Coleman, Gatlin, Rogers and Lyles--you are formidable! And Noah roars like the Lion King.
Lyles top speed is ridiculously scary and he's only 22
Happy to know his time split....bolt's best was 8.65
YBC1989 8.77
GB’s anchor was catching him though?
Who cares about bolt
@@msport_erick no the hell he wasn't lmaoo
I love American team so much, the team work is amazing, always there at the top 3 for every sprint.both male and female.
It's weird to see Jamaica not there in the finals ! But yeah their time is over, with Usain retired, there is no one currently who can match Lyles and Coleman.. those guys are crazy fast and they are the future of the sport ! Awesome running !
Lyles plus Coleman plus Gatlin and you get a drug factory
The time isn't over. It's a recycling process. Jamaica has always been in the mix for male sprinting way b4 bolt, asafa, Blake etc and it will happen again.
Rodgers didn't mess up the exchange this time. Brilliant running by the Japanese too.
It's a new era in sprinting. The reign of the Jamaican men is over. But for how long? It really feels like a 'they came, they saw and they conquered' type of story for Jamaica. They dominated from 2007-2016/17. That was a huge reign. May never be matched again.
Really? I wonder which team dominated prior to 2007?....
@@MrVpassenheim Yeah, these dudes have very selective memories. The American reign was far longer than Jamaica's.
@@MrVpassenheim yeah, the Americans did. But now, the sport is bigger than ever. So much new talent is emerging. The British, the Japanese, the South Africans are all producing insanely fast talent. Eventually it'll be a "anyone can win it" thing.
2007? Tyson Gay and the USA was the best in 2007 that changed in 2008. 2008-2016 was Jamaicas time.
@@youllknowtrain8848 yes, you're right. Usain didn't burst until 2008. Tyson was good in 2007, but remember Asafa Powell was breaking the record before Bolt. He tied it once and broke it once if memory is correct. I think Maurice Green was the last American 100m record holder.
Am I the only one who was fascinated by the intros of this?
Smooth exchanged, gr8 sprint, & team effort, congratulations...
USA, GBR, & JAPAN.
I gotta give it up for Japan ! 👏🏿 They've been consistenly good at this event since 2016. I want to see them win a gold in the near future.
Why is everyone talking like Japan came 2nd?
日本チーム褒めてくれる外国人結構いて嬉しい！
それな 嬉しい限りやね
completely agree
6:45 for the runners about to run
Chris Boone 👏🏾
Actually 6:55
Ruopu Li thanks i guess?
The comment I was looking for 😂
Japan continues to do extremely well in the relay. Go Japan 👍👍
In my opinion Justin Gatlin deserves so much credit!
THANK YOU.
Japan have the potential to be champions. Quite often they're in the top 3 or top 4. We could well be seeing them on the top of the podium. Exciting eras to come in sprinting. As sad as I am about the Bolt/Blake/Gatlin/Gay era ending, this is now the next generation. It's awesome.
Japan ain't winning the gold medal
@@dezsi114 never count out anyone, son. You just never know.
@@chopzmasta07 not happening if all teams are healthy and the baton doesn't drop
This time was once a World record in Usain Bolt, and Powell’s era.
8:00 When 100m & 200m champs in the same team 🔥🔥
Let's go!!!
Plus Gatlin‼😹
When 100m and 200m is the same person every year!! BOLT
the moment Lyles said they broke the curse in this relay race, they still ended up cursed in Tokyo Olympics
When 38.07 is dead last...
Actually last was France
@@coolkid7151 he never said it wasn't France.....
Jack TM well yes he didn’t say that but I think
He means that it wasn’t China with the 38.07 that got last, France messed up the first baron exchange and ended up in last. So 38.07 wasn’t dead last technically
@@elikeheh well technically 38.07 was the last place finish that got recorded in the book
Congratulations USA and Great Britain, but Japan's 3rd and Anchor legs were 🔥 🔥
So happy for GB especially Gemilli as he narrowly missed out on bronze for the 200m.
Agreed! Adam is a great guy and warm human being!
@@bbatjargal1549 I concur. It was disappointing to see what happened to him in Tokyo.
Noah Lyles what an anchor run 👏🏾
I can’t believe Japan dropped the baton in Tokyo! That was a bigger surprise than Italy winning it All! They never screw up in the relays, let alone when they are hosting a meet.
Doha was so historic and will never be forgotten every thing was on point😮😮😮
Justin Gatlin wow!!! Had to be pretty old in this race, and yet he played a huge part! Amazing!
I thought Japan will win the gold. WoW!!! USA brings back the glory that Jamaica was not included in the final. Finally, gold medla again in the men's 4x1`00 meter relay. Congratulations!!!
Japanese change overs were crisp 🔥
Japan!! Well done
Could of got 2nd but anchor couldn't hold on
chris l that anchor is Hakim Sani-Brown one of the best runners in the world who’s broken 10 seconds before. GB’s last anchor was just fucking crazy!
@@msport_erick Sani-Brown should be faster than Mitchell-Blake though, which is strange.
yennox I agree! But on this night it just looked like Mitchell-Blake ran a storming leg. Or maybe Sani-Brown was just tired... who knows!! All we know is that it was a GREAT race!
@66fredo99 la France NMB had more speed endurance than Coleman since he favoured in the 200m.
Congratulations all winners & all non-winners, amazing exchange.,brilliant & gr8 team effort!!!!
Great run by USA but big props to Japan their anchor leg was moving!
Crazy that this time could have been so much better, especially the last exchange! Great run!!
Finally good handoffs!!
Noah Lyles' top speed is ridiculous! OMG!
to see all these different countries come so close in time, great feat display of human physicality
So bad with this covid pandemia, need to wait another year for olympics. 😞
Gabriel Micu that’s so sad.
In 07' as ten and eleven year olds respectively, both Lyle and Coleman probably dreamed of being part of ongoing future successful 100m -200m and 4x100m gold medal teams, what they could not know at the time is that they would be the duo to end the USA's 12 year drought(8 consecutive global meets-3 Olympics 5 Worlds)of not winning gold in the 100m -200m and 4x100m at the same Global meet.
I'm here after the debacle in Tokyo just to make sure that I didn't imagine this race.
🤣🤣🤣😂 me too
Actually none of the guys who raced here raced the relay in Tokyo.
@@chamindujanith6337 And...?
@@CDawg It was the B team which showed up in Tokyo at the relay.
@@chamindujanith6337 I'm aware...The B team always runs the preliminary round. You can rest your stars and still put together a team that makes tactical sense. Terrible decision-making/coaching led to the debacle not the quality of the sprinters.
Japan’s Tada is so cute. ❤️
he is a star
he's popular with girls in Japan
Here's an Idea, how about a preview image of them on their marks and not the winner of the freakin race!
Manuel Garcia rio olympics thy should learn from this
I mean this came out a 7 months ago
This is from last year...
What kind of race?
@@KenyanBunnie well 1 year ago I wasnt stuck at home watching World Athletic Championships
Great strong running. Very impressive race to watch.
That was beautiful lmao hand off’s could be a smidgen more seem less but each leg gave me chills🙏🏽
It’s crazy to watch how fast these guys are. I feel like I’m watching it in 3x speed, but I know I’m not.
We all going to ignore that Japan took bronze again......
Japan is good at relays, like amazing at relays. They won silver in Rio, and none of their sprinters even made it to the 100m final. They have great exchanges
@@misterplus2444 practice makes perfect
@@misterplus2444 I believe the Japanese anchor ran down Coleman to get silver.
Anthony Rock they kinda did but USA and GB had more top end speed
@@ajrocks12x trayvon bromell was on anchor in Rio
Lyles is simply amazing
The presentation is amazing 👏
I just love track and field. Great job
The third USA exchange was a long way from perfect.
Gordon Waldner legit, if it was cleaner world record was in play. Probably cost them 2 tenths of a second
GB's third exchange was also pretty shit.
@@gabrielslater0505 World record wasnt in play...u see their winning time compared to the world record? They didnt even beat the two previous world records of 37.10 (2008) and 37.04 (2011). Besides Lyles didnt even accelerate or move away from any1 despite his famous top end speed.
Jared Tennant lmao 😂 this is the third comment I’ve seen of you. Why are you trolling the USA men’s team. Lyles split 8.77 and he’s a 9.9 runner, whereas bolt split 8.65 and he’s a 9.5 runner. Let that sink in buddy. Lyles is no joke. If you don’t like them then stop watching them. I actually have faith in this team. If you don’t then go watch the past .
@@ronnieyoung2075 Sir the track is very fast, nothin to do with Lyles special ability, although he is a precocious talent. U saw when Shellyann Fraser jogged 10.80 in the first round at Doha? If u listened the commentary...watched the 400m women or 400mh women or any other race, u wud realise that the track at the Khalifah international stadium was built specifically to be fast.
I think overall this was the fastest final ever ran. Almost ever team ran sub 38.
And i am back to watch lyles fly once more. Wonderful race
Coleman my fev sprinter always
Coleman and Lyles are beasts
Lyles possibly...Coleman probably secretly drugging
I love the USA team. I hope Michael Norman runs soon.
Norman, Gatlin, Coleman, Lyles can shatter the world record 4x100 relay
I love seeing Coleman run..its jus so quick
Really missing Usain Bolt
#Legend
He won't be back!!!
@@EACNUT yeah but his records are there, respect them
@@Kipreos19 Pass me on that comment. He not coming back.
The american record that was removed in 2012 was 37:04 which was 2nd to the current wr by Jamaica because of tyson gay failed the drug test. Gatlin was also on that team
Commentator really slept on Lyles's leg. Man made a monster of a gap.
Watching again this beautiful 4X1 relay, Japan r surprisingly becoming so gr8, notwithstanding how tenderly young/height difficit still manage to finished 3rd(bronze).
I have always wondered how Japan shows up in the podium. Impressive
Powerful US sprint team. I wouldn’t change a thing if they were to compete in this year Olympic.
I would replace Rodgers with Ronnie Baker. He's a 9.8 runner and way better than him. Also the Olympics are next year because of the Corona Virus.
Ronnie Baker and Mathew Boiling taking M. Rodgers and J. Gatlin places. World record would be crushed!
you'll know Train I forgot about Ron Ron. I totally agree.
@@robwhoot7686 Boling is far from making that team
What sprint from lyles 😍😍😍
Awesome job proud to be and America.
Gatlin turns 39 in February of 2021, while Mike Rogers who is slow as hell turns 36. Unless, the U.S comes up with a stronger 2nd and 3rd leg in Tokyo, Britain stands a great chance of winning the gold.
Now, 2 months later, since your last post, I'll throw a couple of names at you to ponder for next year: Michael Norman, 9.86 (2020), and a resurging Trayvon Brommel 9.91 (2020). Let's hope COVID is under control in 2021 with an available vaccine, stay safe.
imagine coleman gatlin gay and lyles as a relay team
against the jamaican 4 carter frater blake and bolt
@66fredo99 la France That's a very, very good point you made. Bromell on 1st leg, Norman on 2nd leg, Baker on 3rd leg, and Lyles on 4th leg, but ahhhhhhhhhhh I still can't see a gold there.
I feel like they have mid 36's in grasp, for sure. Gatlin to Rogers and Rogers to Lyles were both bunched up handoffs. Definitely room for improvement, but a great execution all around.
Bolt is always and still the man of tracks
Bril by Great Britain proud of em
Oh wow. What a crazy race. Congrats USA!
Some has said when Justin Gatlin ultimately retires after this last Olympics that the young Track Star phenom from UGA, Mathew Boling may very well be the best fill in for USA 4x100 team and could be that missing piece for the young USA team that could very well break the Jamaican world record holders of that event for many years to come!
I doubt Boling makes the team.
He definitely doesn't make the team
@@EliteAthletics Probably not
@@atlsniff10 yep. If they're feeling nice they may slap him in the 4x1 heat, but that's really it.
@@EliteAthletics True, but he would have to make the top 5 at least at the trials. He may have a shot at that, now that I think of it.
Since Rio Olympic 2016, Japan is always my favorite 4x100m Relay team.....
I miss jamaica😕
USA is the greatest country in the world. World's largest economy and best athletes
You guys should go and break Bolt's World Records then
9:34 to 10:30
*Who loves slow motions?*
Me lol
Justin Gatlin ❤❤❤- I can’t believe he’s still running. Legend!!
Honestly can't wait for the olympics.... come onnnnn 🤩
They are all beasts but USA on another level damn 👏
USA - Superb bullets out there. Wow ❕
Coleman n lyles are two beasts in future
Noah lyles amazing his legs built on wheels.