Ran a 19.3 200 meters to win gold and set the new world record.

dude, thanks for spoiling it for the rest of us that are waiting to watch on taped delay.

He is just getting started setting world records. I predict 9.50 and 19.0 before he is done. And 42.5 if he runs the 400 seriously.

That guy is cocky but lighting fast

WAIT UNTIL TV IS OVER FOR GOD'S SAKE !!!!!!!!

i've been watching the results, but for goodness sake, there is no need to title your thread that way and ruin it for those trying to wait, numbskull.

[This message has been edited by Bob the Enzyte Guy (edited 8/20/2008 5:03p).]

9.5 and 19.0 could very well be in the cards. in any case, i have a feeling this guy is going to establish some records that aren't touched by anyone else for a couple of decades. that 100M record has come down VERY slowly over the years, and the 200M record had stood for 12 years. he could have run in the 9.5's the other day if he'd wanted to.

He should do like Bob Hayes!!!

you know it is tape delayed, read about it. You were going to find out anyways, and you still get to watch the race. stop crying

How does a small island nation dominate so much in track? Being an olympic track star requires winning the genetic lottery. Is it really possible that they have so many more lottery winners per capita? I've read that their offseason testing is a lot more lax than everyone else.