World Record
World Record in the Olympics, Usain Bolt, go sit down Noah
Lyles!
As of August 2024, the world record for the men's 200 meters
is held by Usain Bolt of Jamaica, with a time of 19.19 seconds, set on August
20, 2009, at the World Championships in Berlin.
Noah Lyles as of August 2024 personal best in the men’s 200
meters, with the time of 19.31 seconds.
The Best World Records
The 200 meters is often a highlight of the Olympics,
showcasing incredible speed and athleticism. Here are some of the most
memorable and celebrated 200m races in Olympic history:
- Usain
Bolt – 2008 Beijing Olympics: Usain Bolt set the world record with a
stunning time of 19.30 seconds, dominating the race and making a
significant mark on Olympic history.
- Florence
Griffith-Joyner – 1988 Seoul Olympics: Griffith-Joyner's performance
is legendary, as she set the world record with a time of 21.34 seconds, a
mark that still stands.
- Michael
Johnson – 1996 Atlanta Olympics: Johnson won the gold medal with a
time of 19.32 seconds, breaking the world record and showcasing his
dominance in the sport.
- Tom
Farrell – 1924 Paris Olympics: Farrell’s performance is remembered for
its strategic brilliance, as he outpaced his competitors with a time of
21.7 seconds.
- Jesse
Owens – 1936 Berlin Olympics: Owens won the gold medal with a time of
20.7 seconds, making a significant impact during a politically charged
era.
These races are celebrated not just for the times achieved
but for the athletes' performances and the context in which they competed.
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