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Discover the top five 100m sprinters of 2024 leading the world with record-breaking speeds as they gear up for Paris Olympics.
The world’s fastest humans, champions of speed and stamina, are setting the tracks ablaze as they vie for the ultimate glory in the upcoming Paris Olympics.
These elite sprinters have not only showcased their incredible talents but have also set the stage for an intensely competitive Olympic trials.
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20:00 - 03.07.2024
[WATCH] Letsile Tebogo’s hilarious reaction to ‘crazy times’ posted by Ferdinand Omanyala, Kishane Thompson and Co
Botswana sprinter Letsile Tebogo has responded to the impressive times posted by his track rivals such as Ferdinand Omanyala, Kishane Thompson and Noah Lyles in recent races.
Pulse Sports takes a closer look at the top 10 world-leading 100m sprinters in 2024.
1. Kishane Thompson (JAM) - 9.77 seconds
The Jamaican championships on June 29 witnessed a phenomenal performance by Kishane Thompson who clocked a staggering 9.77 seconds in the men's 100m.
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This remarkable time not only sets a new benchmark for the year but also ties him for ninth on the all-time world list.
Thompson's sprint in Jamaica marks the fastest time recorded globally since 2022 establishing him as a significant contender for Olympic glory.
2. Ferdinand Omanyala (KEN) - 9.79 seconds
Africa’s fastest man, Ferdinand Omanyala, confirmed his formidable form at the Kenyan national trials held at Nyayo Stadium in Nairobi.
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By clocking in at 9.79 seconds Omanyala not only secured his place at the Paris Olympics but also set a world-leading time for the year.
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Fans react as Sha'Carri Richardson narrowly misses out on 200m Olympic team
Fans have reacted to Sha'Carri Richardson's fourth-place finish in the 200m at the US Olympic trials that saw her narrowly miss out on the team.
His performance at these trials highlights his readiness to compete on the global stage making him a serious threat to his international rivals.
3. Oblique Seville(JAM) - 9.82 seconds
At the Racer Grand Prix, Jamaican sprinter Oblique Seville showcased his growing prowess by finishing the 100 meters in 9.82 seconds, the second-fastest time of the year.
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Aided by a mild tailwind, Seville surpassed his previous personal best, stepping up as a worthy successor to the legendary Usain Bolt under the tutelage of coach Glen Mills.
This performance solidifies his position as a top contender and a new star in sprinting.
4. Noah Lyles (USA) - 9.83 seconds
Noah Lyles of the United States continues to impress with his consistent performances on the global sprinting circuit.
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His remarkable time of 9.83 seconds was set at the US Olympic Trials, making him one of the fastest men in the world this year.
Lyles’ ability to deliver under pressure and his knack for peaking at the right time are what make him a formidable opponent in any sprinting event.
5. Christian Coleman (USA) - 9.86 seconds
Christian Coleman proved his mettle yet again by clocking 9.86 seconds in the third semifinal of the men's 100m at the US Olympic Trials.
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This time not only showcases Coleman's elite sprinting capability but also positions him as a strong contender for the upcoming Olympic Games.
His performance is a clear message to his competitors that he is back and ready to reclaim his spot at the top of the world rankings.
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