The Rio 2016 Men’s Olympic 100m sprint final is almost upon us, but who are the fastest men of all time? Here you can find out and watch the athletes run these times.
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9.84 seconds
Donovan Bailey, Canada, 27th July 1996, Atlanta
Donovan Bailey 100m Run (9.84)
Donovan Bailey’s heroics were highlighted at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, GA, USA. On July 27, 1996 he won the 100 m race at a 9.84 world record time. Bailey’s time of 9.84 in Atlanta was the 100 m world record from 1996 until 1999, when it was broken by Greene.
Bruny Surin, Canada, 22nd August 1999, Seville
Maurice Greene & Bruny Surin (9.80/9.84) – 1999 World Championships (100m Final) – Seville, Spain
Sunday 22 August 1999 – World Championships (100m) – Seville, Spain ***RESULTS** 1. Maurice Greene (USA) 9.80 (CR) 2. Bruny Surin (CAN) 9.84 3. Dwain Chambers (GBR) 9.97 4. Obadele Thompson (BAR) 10.00 5. Tim Harden (USA) 10.02 6. Tim Montgomery (USA) 10.04 7. Jason Gardener (GBR) 10.07 8.
Traymon Bromell, USA, 25th June 2015 and 3rd July 2016, Eugene
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9.82 seconds
Richard Thompson, Trinidad and Tobago, 21st June 2014, Port of Spain
Mens 100m Finals Trinidad & Tobago National Championships 2014
Credit goes to (CTV TRINIDAD) Richard Thompson 9:82 NR PB WL 1 Thompson, Richard Rebirth 10.20 9.82$CAC NEW PR/NR 2 Bledman, Keston Simplex 10.03 10.00 CAC 3 Brown, Darrel Rebirth 10.28 10.05 CAC PETERBILT!!!!
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9.80 seconds
Steve Mullings, Jamaica, 4th June 2011, Eugene
Steve Mullings wins in Eugene 9.80 PB/WL 2011
1. Steve MULLINGS JAM 9.80 WL, PB 2. Michael RODGERS USA 9.85 PB 3. Nesta CARTER JAM 9.92 SB 4. Darvis PATTON USA 9.94 SB 5. Michael FRATER JAM 9.94 PB 6. Justin GATLIN USA 9.97 SB 7. Richard THOMPSONTRI 10.01 SB 8.
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9.79 seconds
Maurice Greene, USA, 16th June 1999, Athens
1999 Grand Prix Tsiklitiria (100m Final) – Maurice Greene (9.79WR) – Athens, Greece
©TSN June 16, 1999 – Athens Greece 1. Maurice Greene – 9.79 (WORLD RECORD) 2. Ato Boldon – 9.86 3. Bruny Surin – 9.97
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9.78 seconds
Nesta Carter, Jamaica, 29th August 2010, Rieti
Rieti 2010 M-100 Nesta Carter 9.78!
Final – Wind : +0.9 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark 1 Nesta Carter JAM 9.78 2 Ryan Bailey USA 9.88 3 Mario Forsythe JAM 9.95 4 Christophe Lemaître FRA 9.97 5 Michael Frater JAM 9.98 6 Mike Rodgers USA 10.00 7 Jaysuma Saidy Ndure NOR 10.00 8 Daniel Bailey ANT 10.11
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9.73 seconds
Justin Gatlin, USA, 15th May 2015, Doha
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9.72 seconds
Asafa Powell, Jamaica, 2nd September 2008, Lausanne
100M Men Asafa Powell 9.72
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9.69 seconds
Tyson Gay, USA, 20th September 2009, Shanghai
Shanghai Golden Grand Prix 2009 – M-100m Gay 9.69 AR!
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Yohan Blake, Jamaica, 23rd August 2012, Lausanne
100m Yohan Blake 9.69 Lausanne 2012
OMG – the Beast sets a new Meet Record, a new Personal Best, AND becomes official the equal second fastest man in history behind Usain Bolt.
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9.58 seconds
Usain Bolt, Jamaica, 16th August 2009, Berlin
Usain Bolt beats Gay and sets new Record – from Universal Sports
http://www.UniversalSports.com 2009, Berlin, Germany, IAAF World Championship Track and Field, Tyson Gay finally challenged Usain Bolt in the 100m and took second, Bolt broke his Olympic record to win at 9.58 seconds, Powell took third. (Universal Sports, UniversalSports.com)
