New Bolt is born! The 22-year-old Jamaican athlete is the 9th fastest in history in the 100m 9.77 seconds (6)
Ouch, look at this guy, 22-year-old Kishane Thompson, ran 9.77 seconds at the track and field trials in Jamaica and won the championship, and this year's fastest result in the world directly squeezed into the top ten in track and field history.
Speaking of which, this kid had already run 9.82 seconds in the qualifiers, and it was even worse in the finals, 9.77 seconds, setting a new personal best. You see that he slowed down significantly before crossing the line, but this speed has not decreased back then, and his strength is leveraged.
In the post-race interview, the guy said that the coach told him to rush hard in the first 60 meters, and then he could close the points. Because he only needs to run second or third to qualify for the Olympics, he deliberately left some strength in this final.
With the Paris Olympics just around the corner, this will be Thompson's debut, and he's thrilled to think he can go one step further at the Games.
Jamaica's 100m dash has not improved since Usain Bolt's retirement, and Thompson's run has given new hope to the Jamaican track and field community, and he may be the next sprint superstar at the Paris Olympics.
Thompson's performance has made everyone look forward to his performance in the Olympics, and his speed is undoubtedly a dazzling new star in the Olympic Games. His coach's tactical arrangement, they can't help but admire, and sometimes staying is to break out better. Thompson's Paris Olympics will undoubtedly become a major focus in the Jamaican athletics world.
