The nature of the person can be easily expressed in one word - self-improvement. From a long time, people experienced themselves strength in an attempt to achieve maximum results. This was manifested in different spheres, but are especially noticeable to truly inhuman efforts in sports. The fastest person in the world runs 13 meters in one second. Incredible figures, non-viable record.
The traditional speed test is the usual standwhich many run at school, passing the standards. But, when professional athletes flew along the length of a hundred meters long, it really becomes art, because in just seconds, people show incredible physical training.
It is known that such signs were still during antiquity. But there are no data on how fast athletes of the ancient world running no distance. So it is impossible to say with confidence, who exactly was the fastest runner in the world. International competitions have not yet been conducted, and even in domestic races it was impossible to establish the time of the record for one simple reason - the time was not separated.
Then it was important only the one who comes first. Competitions on the run were carried out on an uneven, dusty, stony surface. The athletes wore an uncomfortable shoes, which literally washed their legs, and it happened that behind the runners were followed by bloody traces. Therefore, it can be assumed that a modern athlete, even a lover, will be faster than an ancient runner. The reason will not only the best conditions, but also physical parameters. Now the person is higher, stronger and rustier than a few thousand years ago.
Time went, and finally the submerging conditions for professional runners were created. In 1912, a speed record was installed. Donald Lippiknott overcame the track for 10.6 seconds. Since that time, real competitions began. Every year someone overcomed the share of a second and became the new fastest man on the planet. At the 1936 Olympics, a world record was established, only 4 tenth seconds less Lippicknotta record. But he could not bother for 20 years.
Now the fastest man is Usain Bolt. He got a nickname "lightning" for his record, which is not surpassed so far. He went for a long time to this recordwhich proves the presence of numerous achievements.
And of course, the same record that finally secured the name of the Jamaican Runner. It is 9.58 seconds at a hundred meters away. This figure appeared in 2009 and is still considered to be the maximum speed of the human run.
Already in childhood, Usain was a moving and active child. Parents sent him hyperactivity to the right direction - easy athletics. In addition, he also loved to play cricket. It is thanks to this game, his name is now known to the whole world - the physical characteristics of Usina were spotted by a coach on an air athletics, which advised the boy to play hard.
Since then, he has occupied prizes in all competitions in which he participated. He took gold at the Olympics in Beijing, London, Rio de Janeiro. From 2009 to 2015, he took 12 gold medals at the World Championships in distances by 100, 200 meters. Amazed and its indicators. For all the time of his sports career, Usain bolt 45 times ran a distance of one hundred meters in less than 10 seconds. In 2009, at the Championship in Berlin, where a record was installed, on some segments of the way the speed of the athlette was 45 km / h. You can compare this with the maximum speed of animals.
An ordinary person can accelerate to 30 km / h with good physical training. Usain Bolt jumped out this indicator and could almost catch up with a hare.
After a series of victories and world recognition as a better athlete Bolt interested some specialists. According to calculations, since 1968, athletes have improved their results of 0.02 seconds. Usain showed the result for 1 second above the norm. This was explained in different ways and genetic features (slaves from West Africa delivered to his homeland, which differed in the sprint) and a special muscle structure. Someone just said that the bolt was lucky.
Now the record holder continues to perform, daily trains at the stadium in Kingston. In addition, he opened his own restaurant.
Being one of the highest paid athletes in the world, Usain took the 45th place in the Forbes list in 2014, earning 23 million dollars. It is hardly anyone who takes the title of the most fast man in the Jamaica record holder on Earth.
Speaking about the record speed of man, need to take into account the records that were supplied by women. It is known that weak and strong sex are not called just like that. The male floor is superior to female in physical characteristics. It would make dishonest any competitions, where the guy and the girl fled on an equal footing ground. Therefore, separate competitions for women and for men are held.
For the first time, the time at the competitions of the beautiful half of humanity began in Prague in 1922, ten years after Lippiknotta record. Czechoslovak athlete Maria Maizlikova ran the rigging for 13 and a half seconds. After a few months, her record was breaking - the same distance in 12.8 seconds ran Mary Lainz.
And then the races began in the literal sense of the word. As soon as a new record was put, someone was already preparing to beat him - the record holders changed almost every year. Damage at 11 seconds overcame Marlis Olsner - 10.88 seconds for one hundred meters made a member from the GDR new record holder. After 11 years, a record was put, which still does not break. In 1988, American Florence Janes ran the cherished hundred meters for 10.49 seconds.
But one day there will be those who will beat the secain bolt records and Florence Janener. But today they are the fastest people on the planet, about whose incredible successes will always remember.
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We told you about the biggest, the smallest and most strange things on earth, but in this list, in our opinion, should contain the fastest things known to man. From the beginning of time, humanity devoted countless hours to do everything from our bodies to our spacecraft, a little faster. We have a serious need for speed, and we constantly beat our own records. Thus, from the fastest text message to the fastest animal, be prepared to stay in dust after exploring this list of 25 fastest things known to man!
25. The fastest elevator
The current record of the fastest elevator in the world is surprisingly slow, just 73.7 km per hour. The record holder is an elevator in the Shanghai Tower (Shanghai Tower) in Tokyo, and this is just one of the many super-fast elevators in Asia. The West is usually lagging behind in this matter, for comparison: the speed of the fastest West elevator located in the first World Trade Center (1 World Trade Center) in Manhattan is 37 km per hour.
24. The fastest reper
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The high-speed reading of rap is becoming more and more common, and it is not surprising that the question of who owns the title of the fastest reference, is often hot. Currently, the rabel XD reper with the most rapid reference, which is able to pronounce 852 syllables for 42.2 seconds, but should be mentioned by Ricky Brown and Twista references that have possessed this title earlier.
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Sea Cheetah, Sailboat Fish moves at speeds up to 110 km / h. Although these fish are known that the giant "sail" is located along their back, they usually press it toward the back.
22. The fastest guitarist 
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John Taylor held for a long time, before Taylor Sterling (Taylor Sterling), the title of the fastest guitarist in the world belongs to a teenager named Nirvana Bista (Nirvana Bista). Demonstrating the impressive 1600 strikes per minute, Nirvana was significantly ahead of all previous records.
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Since the fastest objects under water (with the exception of missiles) in the world are super-secret military vessels, it is difficult to obtain reliable data on this issue. However, the fastest submarine that any government has ever stated, was the Soviet K-222 in 1971. She allegedly could develop speed up to 44.85 knots.
20. The fastest animal 
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The most rapid terrestrial animal, a cheetah, can develop speed up to 120.7 km per hour, but about 500 meters he must stop and recur. However, at the time of acceleration, it is simply great because it can accelerate from 0 to 95 km per hour in about three seconds. This is faster than most serial cars.
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In 1988, American Florence Griffith-Joyner ran a 100-meter distance for 10.49 seconds - this is a record that remains to be defeated. Tory Bowie is approaching it, which ran 100 m in 10.85 seconds at the 2017 Olympic Games.
18. The fastest man
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In 2009, Sprinter from Jamaica Usain Bolt (USAIN BOLT) broke the world record at a distance of 100 meters, running it for 9.58 seconds. He was born in 1986, and became the only sprinter in history that the Olympic gold medals won 100m, 200m, and the relay of three Olympiad in a row.
17. The fastest baseball
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Although we all know that each baseball feeding must provide the fastest feed, some of the fastest feeders will simply blow up your brain! While the record of the highest average step speed in the season belongs to Aroldis Chapman (Aroldis Chapman), which throws the balls at a speed of 160 km per hour, not even sweeping, the record of the fastest incident got in 1974 by Nolan Ryan (Nolan Ryan), which Supported the speed of moving 173 km per hour.
16. The fastest crash test
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Although according to the method of carrying out EURONCAP crash tests to assign a production rating of a car, it follows it at speed only 64km per hour, Fifth Gear's transmission creators decided to go further when they smashed Ford Focus, one of the safest cars according to Euroncap, about the wall At a speed of 193 km per hour. Their findings? Do not hit the Ford Focus into the wall at a speed of 193 km per hour.
15. The fastest American slides
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With a maximum speed of 239.7 km per hour, the slides of Formula Rossa are the world's largest American slides. They are located in the Ferrari World Park in Abu Dubai (Abu Dubai), the United Arab Emirates, and using the launch hydraulic system, develop the maximum speed in less than 5 seconds.
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The fastest representative of the animal world, highly flying sapsan, can develop the speed of 325 km per hour when he dives down to catch her prey. These feathers are literally at the top of their food chain.
13. The fastest computer
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Although this computer probably will be outrethged by that time when this page boots on the screen, the fastest computer in the world at the time of writing this article is a supercomputer summit (America's Summit Supercomputing Machine). Its maximum speed is 200 Petaflops - this means that it can calculate in one second that 6.3 billion people will be able to calculate for the year.
12. The fastest helicopter
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Although everyone knows that pilots are most steep on Earth, pilots of helicopters are usually not considered. Today, the fastest helicopter is a hybrid Eurocopter X3, which develops an incredible speed of 471.5 km per hour. Talk about fast flight!
11. The fastest serial car
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At the time of writing this article, the fastest serial car is Hennessey Venom F5, capable of developing speeds at 301 km per hour. You can purchase such an application owner, and buy it at a bargain price of 1.6 million dollars. This price is not at all small, compared with some of the most expensive cars in the world.
10. The fastest tornado
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Technically, when we say the "fastest tornado", we mean wind speed, and not a move forward. Taking into account the above, the fastest wind speed was measured in Tornado F5 not far from Oklahoma City (Oklahoma City) in 1999. Given the speed of 484 km per hour, on the Fujita Scale scale (Fujita Scale), this means that a tornado almost moved to the F6 category, and no tornado has been classified as F6.
9. The fastest train
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The Japanese train SCMAGLEV is currently considered to be a fast train, demonstrating the speed of 603 km per hour when testing. However, due to the safety law, most countries limit the speed of trains. Currently, the Chinese train Fuxing is the fastest acting train, developing a speed of 350 km per hour. (The speed of the Japanese train is limited to 320 km per hour).
8. The fastest ship
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The world record of unlimited velocity on water is the officially recognized fastest speed that the water vehicle can be developed. Currently, this record belongs to the ship Spirit of Australia, which exceeded the speed of 511 km per hour on the Blowering Dam) in 1978. It's amazing that this record has yet to beat, but do not worry, numerous applicants from all over the world continue to try to do it!
7. The fastest non-relocated car
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October 15, 1997, the Thrust SSC jet car developed a speed of 1228 km per hour. The Andy Green pilot was driven by the Nevada pilot and drove through the desert of Nevada, this car became the first to overcoming the sound barrier. Currently, the new version of the Bloodhound SSC car, also piloted Andy Green, is tested to try to beat this record.
6. The fastest manned aircraft
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The North American X-15 was part of the X-series of aircraft produced for the US Air Force in the 1950s. Currently, it is a record holder in flight speed among manned jet aircraft, developing a speed of 7273 km per hour. Not only are they flying very quickly, they fly also high enough to enter the atmosphere. Neil Armstrong (Neil Armstrong) was one of the X-15 test pilots.
5. The fastest text message
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Each of us is likely to send one or two text messages for your life. However, the fastest sent text message sounded as "SERRASALMUS and Pirani Pirani Sodes - the most ferocious freshwater fish in the world. In fact, they rarely attack a person, "passed only 17 seconds. This Marsel Filho (Marcel Filho) in 2014 still does not break.
4. The fastest eater 
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Now Jowy Jaws Chesstnut (Joey "Jaws" Chestnut) is officially recognized by the world champion in the International Competitive Eating Federation. In 2018, he broke the world record when I swallowed 74 hot dogs (together with buns) in 10 minutes, having broken the previous record.
3. The fastest spacecraft 
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Calculate the speed of the spacecraft is much more complicated than just bowing it on the stopwall. You must take into account many possible reference systems, two popular of which are land and sun. The fastest spacecraft, determined by heliocentric speed (i.e., regarding our sun), was Helios 2, which developed a striking speed of 246,960 km per hour.
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While theoretically scientists argue that the speed of some phenomena (for example, a large explosion) can be higher than the speed of light, the highest speed that we were able to fix was the speed of light 1,079,252,848 km per hour.
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Although only recently we talked about the fact that the fastest particles in the universe are photons (i.e. light), since Einstein presented his theory, scientists continue to argue, is it really so. Although tachyons were performed earlier as hypothetical particles moving faster than the speed of light, recently completed experiments in which neutrino was discovered, allegedly able to overcome the distance between Geneva Switzerland (Gran Sasso) in Italy for 60 nanoseconds Faster than light. However, still refers to the conclusions on this experiment, so the photon remains the main thing.
Fish are not only our source of food. They are also exciting and amazing creatures of nature, which sometimes you just want to contemplate. But the most exciting "attribute" of fish is their ability fast Swim with an incredible speed.
They use their incredible speed to catch up with food or run away from predators. In general, the skill of fish quickly swim - their way to survive in the wild, or rather in the waters.
We present to your attention list the fastest fish in the world, as well as their maximum speed of swimming. Some of the listed here can surprise you, but the truth is that the fish are really among the greatest wonders of nature.
the fastest fish in the world
10. Tarpon
Tarpons live in the Atlantic Ocean of some tropical or subtropical regions of the globe. They have a well-drained body, allows Tarpon to float very quickly. Also, Tarpons "equipped" with thick scales of silver color, which make them very shiny and attractive for fishermen.
Maximum speed of Tarponov - 50 kilometers per hour.
9. Tiger shark
The incredible speed of tiger shark makes it one of the most dangerous predators in the world. According to statistical data, the Tiger Shark is the second largest in its kind, yielding only a white shark. The length of these terrible predators reaches 5 meters.
The maximum speed of tiger sharks is 53 kilometers per hour.
8. Albula
Albuy also belong to the list of the fastest fish in the world. For the most part, this fish is used as a catch on sports fishing. They are found in shallow waters of tropical and subtropical regions.
Maximum speed Albula - 60 kilometers per hour.
7. Fish-sword
One of the most popular fish when the conversation comes to sports fishing. The sword fish can reach incredible sizes - about 4.5 meters in length, and the weight is 650 kg.
Maximum speed fish-sword - 65 kilometers per hour.
6. Blue Akula
It is painted in a dark blue, but with a white belly. Blue sharks are found in deep tropical and temperate regions.
Maximum speed of gray shark - 69 kilometers per hour.
5. Southern Blue Tuna
Also one of the favorites in sports fishing. Based on the name, you probably guessed that this kind of tunats in the southern hemisphere lives. They grow 2.5 m in length and weigh about 400 kg (blue tuna have very big bones, which makes them hard).
Maximum Blue Tuna Speed - 74 kilometers per hour.
4. Yellow tuna
Externally, they differ from their relatives due to two yellow and long fins. Because of his small sizes, the yellow tuna is able to quickly move and maneuver in water.
Maximum speed of yellow tuna - 75 kilometers per hour.
3. Striped Marlin
Striped Marlin enters the top three fastest fish in the world. The native home of these fish is the Pacific Ocean. Also, what is interesting, they love to swim close to the surface of the water.
Striped marlinins reach a length of 4.2 m., And their weight is 190 kg. The favorite diet of these giants are sardines. Due to the difficulty of their catch, these fish are included in the list of sports fishing.
Maximum striped march - 77 kilometers per hour.
2. Stavrida
Because of the fact that they are difficult to catch, Sardines are expensive. They are also very tasty, so dishes from stavrids are served in many of the very best restaurants in the world.
Maximum rate of stavrids - 80 kilometers per hour.
1. Sailboat
The sailboat is the fastest fish in the world, which at its speed leaves behind many of its competitors. From the tip of the sharp "nose" to the tail of their length is 3.5 meters, and the weight is 90 kg.
The maximum speed of the sailboat is 112 kilometers per hour. This indicator is similar, like a cheetah, which is considered the fastest land animal.
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People love speed. Sometimes speed is a necessary condition for the superiority in the competitive struggle or achieving the necessary results. Whether it is an aircraft, a train or car, people are often ready to risk their lives for the sake of this cherished word - "world record." On our list today the fastest vehicles created by the hands of a person. 
Submarine - Soviet nuclear submarine K-222, the only boat built on the project 661 "Anchar" (on Western terminology is known as "dad") and the first, having a titanium building. It is the fastest submarine in the world. For the first time, it was commissioned on December 31, 1969 and reached a record underwater speed of 44.7 nodes, or 80 km / h. The boat was dismantled on March 5, 2010. Snowmobile - G-Force-1 (340 km / h). G-Force has always been obsessed with records, and they did it again in 2013. Snowmobile (or, to be appropriate, the snow rocket) G-Force-1 accelerated to the maximum speed of 340 km / h. 
Car - Hennessey Venom GT (435 km / h). Surprisingly, the American sports car Hennessey Performance Engineering is the fastest serial car in the world. The car was shown on March 29, 2010. The car is a modified version of the Lotus Exige model. In 2013, Hennessey Venom GT on trials developed a record speed, disintegrating up to 435 km / h. 
Helicopter - EUROCOPTER X3 (486 km / h). The Eurocopter helicopter on June 7, 2013 developed the maximum speed of 486 km / h, and its cruising velocity was 471 km / h. EUROCOPTER X3 is an experimental and revolutionary "hybrid" of the helicopter and aircraft in one person. 
Boat - the Spirit of Australia (511 km / h). An attempt to establish a speed record on the surface of the water is an extremely dangerous occupation, since a small wave or ripple on the surface of the water can bring the boat from under control and end the catastrophe. However, the record speed record was installed by Ken Warbi on October 8, 1978. His wooden boat - "Spirit of Australia" is driven by the WestingJouse J34 jet engine (used mainly for fighters). His boat developed a speed of 511 km / h and remained at the top of the rating for over 40 years. 
Railway train - Maglev MLX01 (581 km / h). Maglev - a train on a magnetic pillow, which uses the magnetic levitation system. Japan's Central Railway Company and the Railway Research Institute developed one of the latest magnetic suspension trains in Japan - MLX01, which reached the maximum speed of 581 km / h in December 2003, which makes it the fastest railway train and the railway vehicle in the world . 
Motorcycle - Top 1 Ack Attack (634 km / h). Top 1 Ack Attack is a specially built streamlined sports motorcycle, which broke the record of the fastest motorcycle in the world on September 25, 2010. Having an ACK 900-horsepower engine developed a speed of 634 km / h. 
Rocket car - Thrustssc (1228 km / h). Thrustssc is a British reactive supersonic car developed by Richard Noble, Mlinn Bowes, Ron Ayers, and Jeremy Bliss. This car broke the speed record on October 15, 1997, when he developed a speed of 1228 km / h and became the first car that was officially overcome the barrier. Led Military pilot Andy Green in the Black Rock Desert in Nevada. 
Pilotable aircraft - X-15 (7272 km / h). North American X-15 is an aircraft with a rocket engine operated in the Air Force and NASA in the framework of an experimental series of aircraft. On October 3, 1967, X-15 installed a speed record for manned aircraft, reaching a speed of 7272 km / h, and retains the palm of the championship since then. The plane was written off in December 1970. 
Unmanned plane - HTV-2 Falcon (21245 km / h). Hypersonic Technology Vehicle 2 is an unmanned, experimental missile glider. It was designed for Darpa project, and reached a speed of 21245 km / h. HTV-2 Falcon is used to test technologies that would provide the United States to hit any air-space goal in the world for one hour. The first HTV-2 committed flight on April 22, 2010, but contact with him was lost on the ninth flight. Subsequent launches over the territory of the Pacific Ocean continue to endure. But Darpa continues to work on the project. 
Pilotous spacecraft - Apollo 10 (39895 km / h). Apollo 10 was the fourth piloted ship in the US Space Program. He had to make a test flight before launching Apollo-11 to check the landing procedure on the moon. Apollo 10 fell in 2002 in the Guinness Book of Records for the highest speed achieved by the piloted vehicle during the return from the Moon on May 26, 1969. He developed a speed of 39895 km / h. The crew members were Thomas Stafford, John Young and Eugene Sernan. 
Unmanned spacecraft - Helios-2 (252792 km / h). Helios 2 is a space probe that was launched to study solar processes. The probe was launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida on January 15, 1976 and developed a speed of 252792 km / h. Helios 2 flew three million kilometers towards the Sun and approached him for a record distance in 43432,000 kilometers. The Helios Space Probe completed its mission in the early 1980s, but continued to send signals until 1985. The probe no longer function, but still remains on an elliptical orbit around the Sun.
Competition has always been inherent in people. It is she moving humanity forward. Sport, like nothing, reflects this statement. From the first Olympic Games are placed records. The most prestigious of them is time on the standard. Who is the fastest person in the world in history? Who did not take a joke of Hitler in 1936? About this next.
The fastest person in the world
This title for the last century belonged to thirteen athletes. Someone kept a record for two or three years, others could not beat decades.
It was possible to talk about fixing records only at the end of the XIX century, when the stopwalls, the metric system and, most importantly, the tradition of the Olympic competition was returned.
Records on a 100-meter distance began with Donald Lipikotta (in the photo in the center). In 1912, he crossed the finish line in 10.6 seconds after the start. Some will not impress such a result. Yes, many modern athletes run in such a time at regional competitions. However, this achievement lasted until 1921.
In addition, it must be borne in mind that an athletics then gained strength. The world federation at that time was no year. There was no special shoes, and training methods were not as effective. Diety has also been greatly inferior to modern knowledge.
An interesting event occurred at the 1936 Summer Olympics. Most medals took the Germans. The second place with a big lag behind the United States. It seems such a result could satisfy the Nazi tip. But the Americans added not even a spoon, but a whole female tar in their barrel honey.
In the race for 100 meters won and put a new world record of Black Runner Jesse Owens. His time is 10.2 seconds. It is difficult to imagine what rage was the Fuhrer. But, no matter how hard they tried, they could not pick up victory. Aryans had to listen to the anthem of the United States, when an African stood on the upper step of the pedestal. Owen remained the fastest man on the planet twenty years.
One of the most important events in the history of the rags for short distances is to overcome the barrier in 10 seconds. The first to change Sprinter Jim Heins changed this mark. In 1968, he updated the world record for 0.06 seconds. The time of 9.95 seconds could not exceed 1983.
Gradually, the results improved. People felt faster until the era of Usayna Bolt came.
The best result among women still remains unobvious, although it has passed 28 years. It belongs to the athlete Florence Griffith-Joyner. The girl ran the distance for 10.49 seconds. Then in Seoul, she earned three gold medals - for 100, 200 meters and relay.
Usain Bolt.
His nickname is lightning, and it is quite deserved. The fastest Usain Bolt man runs with a rapid horse speed. He was noticed for another 15 years, when the bolt won at the World Junior Championships on Jamaica.
Two years later, he became the first young athlete who ran out of 20 seconds on a 200-meter. In 2007, surpassed the best national result by 0.11 seconds, running two hundred meters for 19.75 seconds.
Since 2008, a real boom begins in Jamaits's career. In late May, at competitions in New York, he broke the achievement of Asafa Powell and put a record of 9.72 seconds 100 meters away. It not only brought him fame, but also gave a qualification for the Olympic Games in China, where he updated the result to incredible 9.69 seconds.
However, many experts noted: due to the fact that the bolt beat himself with a fist in the chest in the last meters of the distance, he lost much time. Nevertheless, the record is installed. How long will it last? No.
After a year, Usain agreed with the specialists that ideas the place on stage, and not at the stadium. At the Championship in Berlin, Jamaeca once again recorded his name in the history of sports. It ran 100 meters for unimaginable 9.58 seconds! Improve your own record for the tenth share of a second in the sprint is a whole eternity.
According to IAAF, on a segment of 60-80 meters, Usain Bolt showed the maximum speed of a person - 44.72 km / h. No one runs faster than lightning, and this allowed him to become a three-time Olympic champion in 2012.
So striking results were attracted by scientists. Experts have long studied athlete and concluded that the secretion of Usane in the increased content of ultrafast muscle fibers and incredible speed-filament.
Also, scientists believe that the high height of the champion (1.95 m) helps to cool the body. In addition, there are running technique. He low raises his hips. Due to this, the bolt saves energy and spends it on repulsion.
Dr. Siegel said that Usain is a person from the future. The scientist meant that the structure of muscle fibers champion outdoor time. The fact is that after conducted statistical calculations, it turned out: to beat his speed record only by 2039.
Well, Usain gave a chance to other athletes. To enormous regret, the bright and charismatic athlete completed his career. He made the last race in August 2017 at the World Championships in London.
Statistics are statistics, and progress does not stand still. Knowledge of proper nutrition, training systems, sports medicine and technology continue to evolve. Who knows, maybe a future record holder went to school at least athletics. In the meantime, Usain Bolt remains the fastest man on Earth. And what did you have time on the Staterometer?