"Oh my God, there are too many people..."

It has been a while since the men's 100-meter race at the Diamond League Zurich Station ended. At this moment, the Lezglund Stadium is still crowded, and the audience is still cheering and shouting at Wei En. Until Bolt comes on the court, the warm atmosphere gradually faded.

Tian Bing looked at Wei En, who was surrounded by media reporters in the audience, with helplessness on his face. He was just a self-media reporter. In front of reporters from NBC, BBC and other TV stations, he was not even qualified to queue up for interviews.

I definitely can't get the first-hand interview information. At most, I can send it back to the domestic portal and social platform using the video clips of the game I just took. Now, as long as it is a report about Wei En, the traffic can still be guaranteed.

"Let's send a message to see if I can make an appointment for a separate interview tomorrow?" Tian Bing thought, and took out his cell phone and sent a message to Ru Yi, the leader of Wei En's team. The contact information was sent to him by Wei En's private message on the scarf, with the reason being that he supported the track and field self-media person who generated electricity for Ai.

After sending the message, Tian Bing was about to return to his seat to continue tracking and filming Bolt's 200-meter race, but he accidentally saw a familiar and unfamiliar face.

Pierre Jean-Vazell, this name is very unfamiliar to many enthusiasts who pay attention to track and field events all year round. Even Tian Bing himself has only heard of his name before and has never seen him with his own eyes.

Vazel has served as the coach of Nigerian men's sprint star Orusoki Fasuba and French women's sprint star Christine Alon. He is also a very excellent data analyst and has a high reputation in the track and field industry.

At the end of 2010, he once said something that shocked the track and field industry: "In my opinion, the real giant of modern sprinting is not Bolt, because he has nothing else except setting records. The people who truly reflect the limits of sprinting are Lemait and Weien - European whites and East Asian yellows who can run as fast as top black athletes in the future."

This passage is also a prophecy of God. Vazel said this passage after the Guangzhou Asian Games. At that time, Wei En had just set the Asian 100-meter record with a time of 9.98 seconds, and Lemet also ran 9.97 seconds at the IAAF World Challenge Leti Station at the end of August.

Now Wei En has refreshed the 100-meter limit of non-black sprinters to the terrifying 9.70 seconds. Although Lemait only stopped at 9.90 seconds, it is also an excellent existence in the top 40 in the history of 100 meters.

"It would be a gimmick if you can't interview Wei En. It would be a gimmick to interview these world's top track and field coaches. It would be even better if he could give Wei En a high evaluation."

Tian Bing knew that Vazel had always had a good impression of Wei En. He remembered that he had posted photos with Wei En and Lemait on Twitter. If Vazel was willing to accept an interview, maybe he could have some short stories between him and Wei En?

There is nothing good to report on Bolt who ran 200 meters. Everyone in the world knows that Bolt went to the bar and played all night after the London Olympics. After that, although he was interested in competing for the 100-meter and 200-meter Diamond League championship, he did not devote all his efforts to training and it was impossible for him to run within 9 seconds, 70/19 seconds, 30.

So Tian Bing simply gave up shooting of Bolt, packed up his equipment and came to Vazel's side and said hello: "Hello, Mr. Vazel, I am a track and field self-media person from China. I want to conduct an interview with you. Are you willing?"

"What? Chinese track and field self-media? Interview with me?" Vazel glanced at Tian Bing and confirmed that he did not know him. He has rarely been interviewed by the media for a long time. He posted some data he had calculated and analyzed on the online platform.

"Yes, I'm really here to interview you. I know you are a very good track and field coach and data analyst, so I want to ask... what you think of Wei'en's shooting competition." Tian Bing sincerely expressed his purpose, while observing Vazel's expression.

When Tian Bing mentioned Wei En, Vazel immediately laughed and pointed to the high-speed camera placed in front of him and said, "This Chinese reporter, you are here just right. I know Wei En has a very high popularity in China, so what I want to say next is likely to help you get tomorrow's headlines!"

Toutiao? Tian Bing immediately disbelief when he heard Vazel's words.

For international events like this that are being paid attention to by all parties, domestic people are naturally more willing to read official reports, Xinhua News Agency, CCTV, People's Daily... He is a poor track and field self-media person who wants to get headlines. Isn't this a joke?

Seeing Tian Bing's disbelief look, Vazel did not immediately throw out his guess about Wei En's gun for 9.72 seconds, but laid the groundwork first:

"Now everyone knows that after the Olympics, Wei En's condition declined because he returned to China to participate in various activities arranged by you ZF. He lost to Yuhan Blake and Tyson Gai Yin in Lausanne. But what was unexpected was that just one week after he resumed training in Paris, he ran a historical record of 9.70 seconds in Zurich tonight, which was beyond everyone's expectations!"

"I know that Randy Huntington did not follow him this time, but only provided remote guidance, so this fully demonstrates that his personal understanding and mastery of the scientific training system has reached a very good level. The black athletes I have seen over the years, whether they are Fasuba who once trained with me, or Bolt and Blake, who are now at the age of Wei'en, do not have such abilities."

"This is the important reason why Wei En can continue to improve and defeat strong enemies. He has a smart and calm mind, a modest and confident attitude, a tough and optimistic will, and his talented physical condition. If he can keep his body in a relatively healthy situation in the next four years, I believe he will definitely have the opportunity to attack the human limit of 9.58 seconds!"

Tian Bing held the recorder in his hand and listened with relish, but at the same time he was thinking about how to politely say goodbye to this excellent track and field coach.

There are many people who brag about Wei En. Even if you are a world-famous track and field coach, you can't make any fuss when you report back to China. Such praise is far from the "headlines" that Tian Bing wants.

"But these are not the most important things, the most important thing is..." Vazel seemed to see Tian Bing's thoughts and began to swell his appetite.

Tian Bing smiled helplessly: "Mr. Vazel, don't keep it aside, give me some fun!"

Vazel smiled and shook his head: "This view is just my guess at the moment. If you want to report, it is best to be prepared to be questioned."

"It's okay, I'm ready. What exactly is the point you said that will make my report take the headlines?"

Vazel did not answer immediately, but asked Tian Bing to help him put away the high-speed camera, and then took him to find the official technical support of the IAAF - the omega team.

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Early in the morning on August 31, various news media in China quickly pushed the public about the situation of the Diamond League Zurich Station. Whether it was TV media, newspaper media or Internet media, all front pages were occupied by Wei En, who once again set the Asian 100-meter record.

【Zurich rainy night, red lightning revenges Jamaican beast!】

[Breaking Asian records again, are Chinese people really not limiting?]

[9 seconds 70! Wei En officially surpassed Asafa Powell to become the fourth person in history!]

[Blake claims: Brussels' annual finals, victory will definitely belong to Jamaica!]

[Vertical training after winning the London championship? Bolt only ran 19 seconds and 67 in the 200m.]

[Wei En: Apologize to the people of Xiangjiang. After returning to China, he will be invited to participate in the Xiangjiang Track and Field Invitational Competition.]

......

Although it has been more than half a month since the end of the London Olympics and it is about to enter September, domestic people's attention to Tian Nanzi's sprinting event has not decreased, but has become increasingly serious.

Especially a week ago, Wei En, who was deeply involved in the center of public opinion, not only did not meet the expectations of the people, but instead lost to Yuhan Blake, who had always lost more than he lost, and Tyson Gai Yin, who had never won before, which made many people difficult to accept.

People who don’t have a deep understanding of track and field sports will not care about Wei En’s lack of training opportunities because of participating in various activities, nor will they care about professional knowledge of wind speed and altitude. In their opinion, it is your problem to slide from 9.72 seconds to 9.84 seconds!

You have won so many honors, so many bonuses, earned so much commercial endorsement, became more and more reluctant to train.

But they didn't think about it. Since the outbreak of the Olympics, although Wei En's endorsement advertisements have been flying everywhere, those brands were signed before the Olympics and even earlier, and were signed last year.

After returning to China, except for participating in the recording of the "Speaking" program, Wei En's other activities were purely official arrangements, and he did not answer a new endorsement, and he was completely fiddled with as a puppet.

Those who follow the trend and participate in the public opinion wave are unwilling to spend time understanding and thinking about these things.

They don't care about anything, they only care about their own mood.

Therefore, public opinion is a fence-bearer. Now Wei En has won again and set a record. The direction of public opinion has turned to him again. Those dirty words only appeared briefly and made people's eyes dark and disappeared in an instant.

Just as media reported crazy about Wei En, a report from the Track and Field Base Camp pushed this wave of public opinion to a new height:

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[6 seconds 29, the first future of human history was created by the Chinese!]

Everyone knows that Wei En ran 9.70 seconds at the Zurich stop of the Diamond League on the evening of August 30 local time. While completing his revenge against Blake, he once again set the Asian record he kept. However, the IAAF or other famous analysts have not given detailed data on Wei En in this game.

Today, I will answer a question for you - Wei En ran 9.70 seconds (1.4m/s) in the Zurich Diamond League, how long does it take for his first 60 meters?

Just after the 100-meter showdown, I suddenly saw a familiar European man in the audience. After confirming it, I was sure that he was the famous track and field coach, analyst - Pierre Jean Vazel, who was once the coach of Nigerian swimmer Fasuba.

Coach Vazel set up a high-speed camera on the spot to measure the game data. When he was interviewed by me, he praised Wei En and said, "If you follow me, you might be able to get a headline."

I followed him with doubt, and then he took me to a staff member in a red "uniform" with the clothes "omega".

That’s right, it’s the official technical support team of the IAAF, including track race timing and field race measurements...

If you want to know Wei En's segmented results as soon as possible, it is naturally the quickest and most effective to find the omega team. Coach Vazel is obviously an old acquaintance of omega. The staff friendly enough to bring us both into the "central headquarters" of the score summary.

However, it should be noted that the segmentation timer on the way of 100 meters is not Omega's business scope. The official segmentation data such as Bolt Berlin of 9.58 seconds released by the IAAF are not directly provided by Omega, but rather the rationalized data obtained by the scientific research team through the equipment support of Omega and through accurate calculations from multiple angles.

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! The process of retrieving data is quite cumbersome, and the Omega team is very patient and finally found a segmented time for me one by one of 20 meters, 40 meters, 60 meters, and 80 meters. At the beginning, it was not a percentile, but just a tenth.

2.8 seconds, 4.6 seconds, 6.3 seconds, 8.0 seconds, yes, 6.3 seconds are displayed at 60 meters.

At that time, I had a premonition that Wei En's shot had such a good future, leading Blake by more than half a position in the first 60 meters. Blake ran to 9 seconds and within 75 seconds this year, and it took 6.35 to 6.38 more than the first 60 meters.

Therefore, if Wei En takes 6.3x seconds for the first 60 meters, it will definitely be infinitely close to 6.30, and even... it may reach 6.2x!

Sure enough, the technician adjusted the unit into percentiles, and the 60-meter segmentation time was displayed - 6.29 seconds!

Coach Vazel's "prophecy" seemed to have been half successful. In an instant, my heart almost jumped out because it was a level that surpassed the world record!

The men's 60 meters, as a single event, is the basic event of indoor track and field competitions. The world indoor record is 6.39 seconds, maintained by American legendary star Maurice Green.

If it is the first 60 meters segment of the 100 meters, the world's best known before was Powell's 9.72 seconds at the 2008 Lausanne Grand Prix, and Bolt's 9.58 seconds at the 2009 Berlin World Championships. The two maintained a 6.31 second, with wind speeds of 0.2m/s (Powell) and 0.9m/s (Bolter).

In this way, Wei En's 60-meter segment data in the 100-meter Zürich man's 6.29 seconds first 60-meter voyage battle became the best in history!

However, the Omega team also specifically mentioned that 6.29 seconds is still a reference result and cannot be used as the official data of the IAAF for the time being. It needs to be officially confirmed after the official experts have conducted accurate analysis.

@Weien China Track and Field Team @China Track and Field

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Crazy, exploded!

After this scarf came out, all the reports about Wei En were squeezed down. The scarf account of "Track and Field Camp" soared by more than 300,000 fans within an hour, with 200,000 reposts, 100,000 comments, and 400,000 likes!

Moreover, it is still fermenting!

Countless official media, self-media, and marketing accounts have taken part in the market and participated in this public opinion carnival. The title of "the first future in history" has been firmly on Wei En's honor list before it was officially confirmed by the IAAF.

Standing in front of you is:

2010 Guangzhou Asian Games Championship

2011 Daegu World Championships

2012 Yinstanbul Indoor World Championships

Runner-up at the 2012 London Olympics

Multiple Diamond League Champions

Asian record holder

The fourth person in history of 100 meters

Genius boy

National team's appearance

6 seconds 29 The first future in history - Wei En!

When anything is related to the description of "world first" and "historical first", people's attention to this matter will increase in a geometric multiple.

One-two, two-two, four-two, four-two...

In just a few hours, even many people who had not even downloaded and used scarves have learned about this through various channels, and after hearing this news, most people joined the dissemination army as if they were poisoned.

Wei En woke up the next day and learned that the domestic public opinion exploded, and was also amused and crying.

Then he poured another scoop of oil on the burning firewood:

[The first future is not the end. If you want to do it, you will be the undisputed world number one and history number one!]
Chapter completed!