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Genre: Sports Videos
by: hirochan
200 metros en 19.19 segundos...increible!!
Genre: Funny Videos
by: andresiniesta8
The fastest man alive did it again in the 200m
by: demar123
lololololol
by: bonaquass
The trailer for chasingBOLT. On May 31, 2008 Usain Bolt blasted out of the starting blocks and into the history books, lowering the 100m world record to 9.72 seconds. He is now the "Fastest Human Being in the World." chasingBOLT follows Usain to Beijing and the 2008 Olympics where he's a top contender for Olympic gold. We'll be releasing daily content documenting his experiences and events at http://chasingbolt.com with related material at http://pumarunning.com. Stay tuned.
by: chasingBOLT
Career Highlights: 3rd at 2006 USA Outdoor 100m; 2004 Olympic Games 200m gold medalist; Olympic 4x100m silver medalist; 2004 World Indoor 60m silver medalist; 2001 World Outdoor 200m bronze medalist; 2004 U.S. Indoor 60m champion; Three-time USA Outd
Genre: Photos
by: blackwavetv
PUMA athlete Usain Bolt celebrates the close of the 12th IAAF World Champs and his two new world records at a party thrown by PUMA at the Yaam Club in Berlin on Sunday, August 23. The Jamaican team gathered to enjoy a special peformance by Roots Manuva. Distributed by Tubemogul.
by: tvcgroup
Hauling ass across the Taiwan countryside at 300km/hr (187 mph), a train passes the other direction right outside my window. The train is over 200m long and takes only 2.5 seconds to pass.
by: coolingtower1024
It's quite remarkable that a country of 3 million people consistently produces the fastest athletes in the world. Usain Bolt's record-setting performances in the 100m and 200m were complemented by a Jamaican sweep in the women's 100m. And we still have the relays to go! There are several reasons Jamaicans are fast. Here's one: track & field is THE sport in Jamaica. Watch this video of the high school championships; no other country goes this crazy over track & field. See more videos, articles, and photos at http://chasingbolt.com
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (AFP) - US swim star Michael Phelps suffered his first defeat in a championship race in a year, falling to Aaron Piersol in the 100-meter backstroke final at the Charlotte UltraSwim. Two-time Olympic 100 back champion and world record-holder Piersol led at the turn and pulled away to win in 53.32 seconds, well off his world record of 52.54, with Phelps second in 53.79. Its going to come back with me. I dont like to lose, said Phelps, who has seldom conquered nemesis Piersol in the backstroke. No matter who Im racing, I hate to lose. The 23-year-old sports icon, in his first meet since winning a record eight gold medals at the Beijing Olympics last August, had not dropped a final since May 17 of last year when he lost to Piersol in the 200m back at Santa Clara. ADVERTISEMENT He will definitely be motivated by this, said Bob Bowman, Phelpss coach. He remembers the races more when he gets beat. Its nice for Michael to remember what its like to race at the top level. Thats go
Genre: News Videos
by: FailStop
