Olympic Trials Mens 100 Quarterfinal2 2008 USA Track & Field

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Olympic Trials Mens 100m Quarterfinal #2 of 3, 2008 USA Track & Field. June 28, Hayward Field, Eugene, OR. Results:
Heat 2 Quarter-Finals Wind: 1.6
1 Travis Padgett,unattached T 9.89Q
(collegiate record)
2 Rodney Martin,Nike 9.95Q
3 Mark Jelks,Nike 9.99Q
4 Chrisdon Hargrett,adidas 10.12Q
5 Kendall Stevens,unattached 10.12
6 Mardy Scales,unattached 10.15
7 Mickey Grimes,Nike 10.22
8 Rubin Williams,Tennessee 10.26
More results & video at:
http://www.nbcolympics.com/trackandfield/index.html
http://www.usatf.org/events/2008/OlympicTrials-TF/

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  • its all to do with the genetic make up.. nothing else.

    go and research 'fast twitch fibres'.. this will tell you why black men are faster than white.

  • of course not jiggly, and its not that there arent fast white people they just do other sports or just dont think they could do it

  • damn!!!! even the quarterfinals are all black men? we will never see a white 100m sprinter

  • I agree with Jayron!

  • LoL.. I love the Jamaican support mi yute.

    Big ups!

    Nicely spoken too.

  • you also have to take into account his reaction time. if he had a particularly good start that day, he could shave off almost 0.1 seconds

  • Padgett has a great start.He is extremely fast.GREAT RACE!

  • Same

  • I look forward to seeing his progression next season.

  • Keep in mind Padget also had a very long collegiate season. His slower times in Europe were probabaly due to fatigue. During the college season, the man still put up a 9.96 legal. He also had a few times in the 10.0x region, some of which were done into headwinds. When comparing his time at Eugene with his better performanes from the college season (with wind taken into account), we're only talking about a 0.05 second difference. Nothing that would indicate an inaccurate wind reading.

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