100m world record造句

• American sprinter Tim Montgomery, holder of the 100m world record, is among 70 athletes listed to take part in the Osaka meet.
• Bailey's time of 9.84 in Atlanta was the 100m world record from 1996 until 1999, when it was broken by Maurice Greene.
• In 2012 Peat was instrumental in assisting the Diana Award to expand internationally into Jamaica, and former 100m world record holder Asafa Powell became the first International Diana Award Ambassador.
• Richard Browne currently holds the T44 100m world record after coming second to Alan Oliveira with a time of 10.75 at the Paralympic Anniversary Games in London on 28 July 2013.
• Three-time 100m world record-holder and World / Olympic gold medalist ( 4 ?100 m ) Asafa Powell competed, but never became a household name at the high school level because he was disqualified in the Class 1 100m final.
• On May 12, 2006, Gatlin, running in the final of the Super Tour meeting in Doha, Qatar, equalled the 100m world record of 9.77s ( set in 2005 by Jamaica's Asafa Powell ), though this was later annulled.
• Other noteworthy Jamaican sprinters include Arthur Wint, the first Jamaican Olympic Gold Medalist; Donald Quarrie, Olympic Champion and former 200m world record holder; Roy Anthony Bridge, part of the International Olympic Committee; Merlene Ottey; Delloreen Ennis-London; Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, the current World and Olympic 100m Champion; Kerron Stewart; Aleen Bailey; Juliet Cuthbert; Veronica Campbell-Brown; Sherone Simpson; Brigitte Foster-Hylton; Yohan Blake; Herb McKenley; George Rhoden, Olympic Gold Medalist; Deon Hemmings, Olympic Gold Medalist; as well as Asafa Powell, former 100m world record holder and 2x 100m Olympic finalist and Gold medal winner in the men's 2008 Olympic 4 ?100 m.