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May 12, 2006
Gatlin breaks world record held by Powell: Olympic champion Justin Gatlin broke the 100-meter world record Friday with a time of 9.76 seconds at the Qatar Grand Prix.
this kind of makes me wonder what is the biological limit that a human can run unaided by steriods or wind?????? i have a feeling that in my lifetime(i'm 20) the record is only gonna get to 9.7 or so at some point, well, we just can't run any faster
posted by chalmetteowl at 08:33 PM on May 12, 2006
somewhere in the world the is an undiscovered talent capable of being the fastest human alive
posted by youngflippa18 at 11:07 PM on May 12, 2006
According to this guy, the limit is 9.48 and will be reached in 500 years.
posted by JJ at 06:15 AM on May 13, 2006
I think that with all of the science and nutrition research being done today, that 9.76 won't last very long.............
posted by ronnie213@sbcglobal.net at 09:14 AM on May 13, 2006
Bit early in the season, but the conditions must have been right. He might go under again in the Golden League meets.
posted by owlhouse at 10:59 PM on May 13, 2006
What is the biological limit that a human can run unaided by steriods or wind? About 9.84.
posted by Steve-o at 02:36 AM on May 15, 2006
Gatlin is amazing and he is nowhere near his peak and I can't wait to see how far this kid goes and what he does for the U.S.