2021 Track Season Results

By the way, the USA men had no individual track gold medals. First time ever.
So that highlights Norway's accomplishment even more.

 

Story that is getting a lot of play.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/former-polish-sprinter-demands-christine-005911265.html

 

It's not a coincidence that sports whites dominate are obscure. And you are made to think they are joke.

They cement the fact, that is - white people are the best all round athlete's. We compete at the top end in every sport. Even the American ones that have been trying to systematically get rid of whites for years.

Punting and kicking are hugely skilled positions. You will only be told that when the colour of the players change.

 

Great women’s high jump final, with three white girls taking all the medals.

Russian Mariya Lasitskene, three-time world champion who was barred from competing at the previous Olympics due to absurd authorities decision to ban all Russian track and field athletes, finally made her Olympic debut at the age of 28 and won gold in dramatic circumstances. She has just recovered from injury and had two misses on low heights in both qualifying and final but prevailed at the end owing to her immense moral strength.

Young Australian Nicola McDermott and even younger, 19-year-old, Ukrainian Yaroslava Mahuchikh (who will be the world record holder in several years I suppose) took second and third place respectively.

So, taking into account the men’s high jump final where whites earned gold and bronze, we are now definitelely concluding that white men (and women) can jump

 

Yaroslava Mahuchikh wins Ukraine’s only medal in Olympic Athletics. Bronze in the women’s HJ

Relays:
Jenna Prandini USA 4x100 Women’s Silver
Richard Kilty UK 4x100 Men’s Silver

ITA Gold 4x100 Filippo Tortu Gold
Lorenzo Patta Gold

The most amazing result was Vetter GER in the JT not even getting a medal. Neeraj Chopra INDIA wins an historic first Gold ever for that country of over 1 billion.

Final : Olympic Outdoor Athletics

White Male Athletes (Whites 12.73% of the world population) are 50% of Olympic Champions
black male Athletes (blacks 17.22% of the world population) are 46% of Olympic Champions
other male Athletes (other 71.05% of the world population) are 4% of Olympic Champions

 

other are 70.05% of world population. Pardon my error above saying 71.05%.

 

In the Olympic 200m final there was a 17 year old and a 19 year old. Boling is 21. Just saying.

You might be right that he was fatigued this summer. Next year is make or break for him with the World Championships coming up. He has to make the team at the very least.

Good call on the profile pic!

 

I'm sure I'm not the only one to have noticed they changed the Olympic motto to "fortius, citius, altius, communis(t)". These people aren't even trying to hide it any more.

 

Norway also won the men's triathlon gold medal in Tokyo - to win a short, middle, and long distance event. The CBC (Canada) commentator said at the time that Norway were only good at winter events.

 

https://nypost.com/2021/08/10/cameron-burrell-carl-lewis-godson-dead-at-26/

 

projections for Warholm in flat 400. You guys have any predictions?

 

I think he will run low 44, The track surface in Tokyo is very fast, not sure about the surface in Lausanne.

 

Rai Benajmin (silver medalist in the 400h) has a PB of 44.31 that he ran in 2019.

 

Wow who is Julian Wagner?10 flat with marginal wind at age 23. Never even heard of him, I didn't see him at the Olympics.

Having done a bit of research it seems he was injured for the Olympics, because he posted a couple of weeks ago on Instagram about a comeback. Pity, but he should have two more Olympics in him. It also seems he focuses entirely on 60/100m and doesn't bother with 200. That's good IMO. The short sprint is the big one.

I really want to see our guys going sub-10, lining up in the 100m world final next year and again in Paris 2024. Medalling would be a bonus! Big hopes for Wagner, Tortu and Browning. Let's hope they're not the usual letdowns like Shirvo, Pickering, LeMaitre and Kilty before.

Ajla del Ponte looking great for 2024 as well.

 

Don't forget Henrik Larsson, Kevin Kranz, and Devin Quinn.

I fail to see how LeMaitre is a failure I understand its sad to see him never truly become as good as he could have been mostly because of his trainer from what WL says, but he was still the first white man to go sub 10 during a time of non stop fellating of black afflete. A true caste buster.

 

Kranz PB 10.24, Larsson 10.20. Frankly if you haven't broken 10.2 by the age of 23, you're not gonna figure (short of some serious Jacobs-style juicing).

Quinn yes, he has potential. As does Boling. Big year for them both next year. I get the feeling Boling may be pushed up to 200 or 400. Hope not.

Lemaitre ran his PBs at the age of 20, when he was running without any pressure just on his immense natural talent. He proceeded to waste that incredible talent by being too much of a baby to leave his hometown and train with other elite athletes. If he had pushed himself he could have been competing with Bolt; his natural top-end speed was that good. Imagine if there had been a white man consistently pushing Bolt and medalling throughout the 2010s - it would have been such a boost for us and a kick in the ass for the anti-white narrative.

To see what happened, how he faded and never went sub-10 after the age of 22 is just sad. He threw it all away to sit at home and eat snails....which is what he ended up running like.