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Rome Golden Gala - 100 meter Videos Heats and Finals

July 23, 2009 by Jimson Lee

I purposely sat around the 30 meter mark to get a better view of the 100 meter starts.  I knew I could get the official video footage later with a view from the finish line.  It was also closer to the Women’s Pole Vault and Men’s Javelin. 

Getting a different vantage point is an interesting exercise in photography as well as analysis.

After each video, I repeated the video at half the speed for a better analysis.  Plus, I muted the audio. 

Start List and Lanes for Heat 1

1 RIPARELLI Jacques ITA
2 JELKS Mark USA
3 FRATER Michael JAM
4 RODGERS Michael USA
5 GAY Tyson USA
6 MARTINA Churandy AHO
7 PADGETT Travis USA
8 HINDS Andrew BAR
9 DI GREGORIO Emanuele ITA

Start List and Lanes for Heat 2

1 COLLIO Simone ITA
2 BURNS Marc TRI
3 MULLING Steve JAM
4 BAILEY Daniel ANT
5 POWELL Asafa JAM
6 THOMPSON Richard TRI
7 BLAKE Yohan JAM
8 CERUTTI Fabio ITA
9 TAKAHIRA Shinji JPN

Finals


For those who wish to download the videos directly to your PC/Mac (in WMV format), here are the links for Heat 1, Heat 2, and the Finals.
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Written by Jimson Lee · Filed Under Featured Story, Track and Field, Videos 

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3 Responses to “Rome Golden Gala - 100 meter Videos Heats and Finals”

  1. Usain Bolt, Tyson Gay and the Fastest 10 meter Split Recorded | SpeedEndurance.com on August 12th, 2009 10:00 am

    […] translates to a 9.85 adjusted by Jonas Mureika web site which is mediocre for Tyson.  His 9.77 in Rome was much more impressive beating Asafa Powell in the […]

  2. anishka on September 27th, 2009 9:18 pm

    athletes must be provided with many facilities in INDIA. They should get a chance to prove themselves. ONLY CRICKET N CRICKET IS NOT THE SOLUTION FOR EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  3. Jimson Lee on September 28th, 2009 12:50 am

    @anishka - India should hold the Commonwealth Games and leave behind legacy facilities.

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