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http://www.UniversalSports.com 2009, Berlin, Germany, IAAF World Championship Track and Field, with no challenge from the Americans, Mulling, Frater, Bolt and Powell win the title in the 4x100m at a championship record of 37.31 seconds. (Universal Sports, UniversalSports.com)

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  • @swamp1988 I remember a story during the Sydney olympics games: Maurice Greene was walking in the street with a friend and a guy stole MG friend's bag. Imagine the face of the guy when he saw who was running behind him !!!

  • Bryan Barnett for Canada was flying on the anchor leg. Wow!

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  • Asafa Powell is fast

  • this is awesme

  • mad

    

  • "Its Caribbean time!" LMAO. That made me laugh!!

  • "It's a shame the Americans were not in this final. That'd be a great race" Is that what the commentator said? It was a great race without the Americans. Those Brits have got to get off their Yankee worship.

  • @slimithy12 hahahahahaha nice one

  • pause the vid at 0:55 powell goes over the line and the time is 37.1!

  • they have just broke the world record and hot 37.04 :)

  • Usain Bolt,Asafa Powell,Steve Mullings & Michael Frater in a relay ? Thats why they set a record. They are some of my favorite & fast Jamaican runners.

  • i love it how ussain bolt had to wait for the other dude to start runnin XD

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