Jamaica 4×100m Relay Potential - A Sub 37 Second WR?
June 3, 2008 by Jimson Lee
In April, I wrote Predicting 4×100 meter Relay Potential.
So with Usain Bolt’s recent 9.76 and 9.72 World Record, you have to wonder what the Jamaican team can run for the 4×100 meter relay.
Imagine with perfect baton exchanges what they can run.
Here is the fantasy line up with Marvin Anderson and Dwight Thomas as alternates:
- Nester Carter 10.11
- Usain Bolt 9.72
- Michael Frater 10.03
- Asafa Powell 9.74
Add the above times, subtract 3.0 and add 0.3 seconds and you get 36.90 seconds!
It makes the current WR of 37.40 (tied) seem pedestrian.
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Well. There you have it. they had the best team, and showed it with their 37.10 new WR. Their split times were Carter: 10.41, Frater: 9.02, Bolt: 8.96, and Powell: 8.71.