The Australian drop of the drop of Sprint sensation, often praised like the next Bolt Usain, has amazed the world of athletics by finishing time under 10 seconds for a 100m race twice in an evening. However, the two performances were considered to be assisted by the wind and therefore ineligible to record purposes.
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Presented as the successor to the inheritance of Usain Bolt, the Australian Sprinter Gout Gout continues to impress each passing day. The 17 -year -old Thursday made the headlines after breaking the 10 -second barrier per 100m twice the same day.
It is a massive achievement for the drop of drop that had never recorded timings under 10 years old. In Perth, however, he broke the barrier when he recorded a calendar of 9.99 seconds in the heat of the under 20 meters before repeating the same period in the final of the Australian athletics championships.
Unfortunately, the schedules will not be recorded as his personal record because the two attempts were helped by illegally high rear winds. The taste taste time in the heat was helped by a 3.5 m / s rear wind while its last time was helped by a 2.6 m / s rear wind.
The drop drop breaks the barrier 10 seconds per 100 m twice the same day
Nevertheless, it was a massive achievement for the young person who made comparisons with the legend of Sprint Bolt.
Gout drop was compared to Bolt after only taking only 20.04 seconds at the Australian school championships last year to break the 200m national record. It was below 20.13 seconds from Bolt timing for 200 m at the age of 16 in 2003.
Even before that, Gout Gout made the headlines after having run the 100m race in just 10.57 seconds in 2022 when he was only 14 years old.
The drop drop still cuts 9.99 !!!
Two races of less than 10 seconds assisted by the wind the same day 🤯 pic.twitter.com/yuub4qki9j
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“This is what I hoped. I did not start that I was waiting for myself, but I just focused on what I had to concentrate, I crossed my training phase and I continued to drive and see the clock, so I can’t be happier than that,” said taste while thinking about the break of the 10 seconds barrier.
Speaking of comparison with Bolt, the teenager said: “Obviously, there are these moments when the media become too much but, at the moment, I just let them penetrate and focus on training, focus on my race and do the work.”
The recent achievement also highlights the taste of Gout Gout to rebound because it was recently beaten by his compatriot Lachlan Kennedy in the final of Peter Norman Memorial 200m.
