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Jacobs's time was 0.17 seconds off Bolt's Olympic record of 9.63 that he set in London in 2012, and 0.22 seconds off Bolt's world record of 9.58 that he set in 2009. The last European to win gold in the 100 was Britain's Linford Christie in Barcelona in 1992.

nytimes.com - How the World's Fastest Men Battled for Gold in 10 Seconds

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TOKYO — There is now a successor to Usain Bolt. Lamont Marcell Jacobs of Italy ran a 9.80-second 100 meters to win the gold medal on Sunday night at Tokyo Olympic Stadium. It marked the first time since 2004 that anyone other than Bolt, who retired in 2017, has been the Olympic champion in the men’s event. Who was fastest at each meter Fastest Slowest 0 25 50 75 100 4th Simbine 9.93 1st Jacobs 9.80 Hughes DQ 2nd Kerley 9.84 6th Su 9.98 5th Baker 9.95 Adegoke DNF 3rd de Grasse 9.89 Note: Zharnel Hughes was disqualified, and Enoch Adegoke did not finish. · The New York Times Without Bolt, it was a wide-open race: Nearly everyone in the starting blocks had a shot at victory. A false start caused Zharnel Hughes of Britain to be disqualified, and Enoch Adegoke of Nigeria did not finish; the remaining six competitors all clocked times under 10 seconds. Fred Kerley of the United States won silver, four-hundredths of a second behind Jacobs, and Andre de Grasse of Canada (9:89) won bronze, as he did in Rio. All three of the top finishers achieved personal best times.

Speed during the entire race Max speed Average Speed Jacobs 26.76 m.p.h.

at 72 meters 22.93 m.p.h. Kerley 26.29 m.p.h.

at 66 meters 22.84 m.p.h. de Grasse 26.59 m.p.h.

at 68 meters 22.73 m.p.h. Simbine 26.53 m.p.h.

at 74 meters 22.56 m.p.h. Baker 26.14 m.p.h.

at 66 meters 22.53 m.p.h. Su 26.10 m.p.h.

at 66 meters 22.54 m.p.h.

Jacobs’s time was 0.17 seconds off Bolt’s Olympic record of 9.63 that he set in London in 2012, and 0.22 seconds off Bolt’s world record of 9.58 that he set in 2009. The last European to win gold in the 100 was Britain’s Linford Christie in Barcelona in 1992. (Jacobs, who was born in Texas to an Italian mother, ran for Italy.) Speed throughout the race Each line is the smoothed average of a runner’s readings. 0 9 18 27 m.p.h. 0 meters 25 50 75 100 Jacobs The New York Times

Explosive start for Kerley

Runners' positions at four moments in first few seconds of the race Jacobs Kerley Jacobs Kerley de Grasse de Grasse Runners' positions at four moments in first few seconds of the race Jacobs Jacobs Kerley Kerley de Grasse de Grasse Runners’ positions at four moments in first few seconds of the race Jacobs Jacobs Kerley Kerley de Grasse de Grasse Runners' positions at three moments in first few seconds of the race Jacobs Kerley de Grasse Composite image by Jeremy White Kerley blasted out of the blocks faster than any of the runners, reacting with a time of 0.128 seconds. Jacobs’s reaction time was 0.161, the second slowest of the seven starters. During the acceleration phase, the first 30 meters or so, Kerley was holding off the pack. Speed during first 25 meters 0 9 18 27 m.p.h. 0 meters 5 10 15 20 25 Jacobs Kerley Section detail

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Jacobs gains ground

Jacobs Jacobs Kerley Kerley de Grasse de Grasse Jacobs Kerley de Grasse Jacobs Jacobs Kerley Kerley de Grasse de Grasse Jacobs Kerley de Grasse Composite image by Jeremy White Jacobs erased his early deficit in a hurry, then stayed just behind Kerley through the second 25 meters. Jacobs was running faster than anyone at this point in the race. But Kerley had been a 400-meter runner until switching over to the 100 this year. Specialists in the 400 often make great finishers in the 100, so Kerley appeared to be in good shape. Speed from meters 25 to 50 23 24 25 26 27 m.p.h. 25 meters 30 35 40 45 50 Jacobs Kerley Section detail

Jacobs reaches 26.76 m.p.h.

Jacobs Kerley de Grasse Jacobs Kerley de Grasse Jacobs Jacobs Kerley Kerley de Grasse de Grasse Jacobs Kerley de Grasse Composite image by Jeremy White But Jacobs increased his speed and drew even with Kerley midway through the race — and looked strong. His peak speed was 26.76 m.p.h. Jacobs, a former Italian long jump champion, had set an Italian 100-meter record in May, at 9.95, and then ran 9.94 in the heats here. He would need to run faster than he ever had over the last 50 meters if he wanted to win. In Lane 8, Adegoke pulled up with an apparent leg injury. Speed from meters 50 to 75 23 24 25 26 27 m.p.h. 50 meters 55 60 65 70 75 Jacobs Kerley Section detail

A gold, and a personal best, for Jacobs

Jacobs Kerley de Grasse Jacobs Kerley de Grasse Jacobs Jacobs Kerley Kerley de Grasse de Grasse Jacobs Kerley de Grasse Composite image by Jeremy White In the final meters, Kerley could not hold off Jacobs, who was running the race of his life. With about five meters to go, it looked as if either runner could claim the gold. Kerley was running faster than Jacobs at this point. Both runners leaned hard into the finish line. When the results were posted, Jacobs had raced more than a tenth of a second faster than he ever had before, setting a personal best and claiming both a gold medal and the unofficial title of the fastest man in the world.

nytimes.com - How the World's Fastest Men Battled for Gold in 10 Seconds

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