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Powell´s Gateshead is better one |
Which one of the three 9.77 sprints is the best one? Maybe the last of Asafa Powell in Gateshead. Here some reasons:
- in thousands 9.7629
- smallest wind support
- the best start reaction
Interesting is also that at all three 9.77 times the athletes had before heats. And in no one of this times the altitude played a role. One could dream of a Mexico city clash between Powell and Gatlin which could bring the record to 9.60 levels.
Is Powell now the better one? On times yes – his ten best legal times average is 9.874, Gatlin has 9.882. Powell has 17 legal sub 10 times, Powell 16. But the American is clearly better on medals – he is olympic and world champion.
Three times 9.77 – the facts:
9,77 Asafa Powell (Jam.), June 14 2005,IAAF SGP Tsiklitiria 2005, Athens, Greece, Olympic Stadium,altitude 0, wind +1,6, 19.44 hrs, reaction time 0,150, exact: 9,768, heat 9.98 (+1.9), winning margin 0.22
9,77 Justin Gatlin (USA), May 12 2006, IAAF SGP Qatar IAAF World Super Tour, Doha, Qatar, altitude 0, wind +1,7, 20.02 hrs, reaction time čas 0,169, exact: 9,766, heat 9,85 (+1,1), winning margin 0.08
9,77 Asafa Powell (Jam.), June 11 2006, IAAF Grand Prix, Norwich Union British Grand Prix, Gateshead, altitude 0, wind +1,5, 16.38 hrs, reaction time 0,145, exact: 9,7629, heat 10,35 (-2,7), winning margin 0.29
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