The normal and slow-motion pictures of the final gun from all angles are repeatedly played on the big screen of the Guangdong Olympic Sports Center Stadium. In addition to being watched through TV stations in various Asian countries, there are also dedicated English commentary channels in Europe, the United States and other countries.

Among all the angles of the screen, the electric rabbit's perspective on the right is the angle from which the players' rankings in each stage can be seen best.

From the start of the pedal extension to the first 10 meters, you can see that Wei En, Su Bingtian and Halsey are advancing together. Li Zhenhao of the Chinese Xiangjiang team also performed well in the first 10 meters, while Francis is very obviously lagging behind in the start.

From 10 meters to 30 meters, Wei En, who has stronger acceleration ability, gradually widens the gap with Lao Yi and Halsey. Although the effect is not particularly obvious, it is still visible to the naked eye, and he has gained half a body.

Advantage.

In the top speed section 1 of 30 to 60 meters, Wei En continued to expand his original advantage, and now also ran the first 60 meters section of 6.48 seconds, which was faster than Wei En's time in the National Championship finals in August.

The 60-meter split was even 0.01 seconds faster.

The first 60 meters was 6.47 seconds, and Wei En's last 40 seconds were just around the corner.

3.50 seconds!

That's right, with the help of a strong tailwind of 1.7m/s, under the physical distribution that is more inclined to the rear-range running method, and with the focus on improving the [Endurance] attribute before the Asian Games, Wei En improved his rear-range data.

Directly increased from 3.57 seconds to 3.50 seconds.

A full 0.07 seconds!

His future has reached the 3.50 mark!

The bonus of a strong tailwind does exist. Calculated according to Murica's formula, a strong tailwind of 1.7m/s can have a positive impact on athletes of approximately 0.08~0.09 seconds.

So in fact, if we only count the hard power, the performance of Wei En's gun at 9.98 (1.7m/s) is actually almost the same as 10.06 (0.0m/s).

But the hard power conversion formula is only a reference after all. The level of the Asian Games is far higher than that of the National Championships, and the pressure exerted by the 60,000 spectators at the scene is not comparable to the original 10,000 or 20,000 people.

And the most important thing is that this is the first time that Wayne, and even Chinese, yellow and Asian people, have tried to break the 10-second barrier!

Entering within 10 seconds is a completely new experience. It is normal for Wei En to fail to fully exert his current limit state.

These are what Wei En felt through the system, and for the viewers who watched the game, what they saw was a red figure with an invincible attitude, powerfully winning the championship in the Asian Games men's 100-meter final.

Achieved China's zero breakthrough in the men's 100-meter event at the Asian Games!

This is the first Asian Games men's 100m gold medal won by China!

The live TV screen turned, and the final results of the men's 100-meter final appeared on the screen:

Guangzhou Asian Games men's 100m final

Wind speed: 1.7m/s

1————China————Wei En————9.98 ar (continental or regional record)

2————China————Lao Yi————10.12

3——Qatar——Samuel Francis——10.21 sb

4 - Saudi Arabia - Yasser al-Nashiri - 10.26 pb

5————Oman——Barakat Halsey——10.28

6————Xiangjiang, China————Li Zhenhao————10.30 pb

7 - Indonesia - Suryo Webwo - 10.36

8————Xiangjiang, China————Xu Zhihao————12.26

In the men's 100-meter final of this Asian Games, the performance of each athlete was far better than in previous years. A total of 6 athletes ran under 10.30 seconds. This is the first time in the history of the Asian Games.

It is a pity that Xu Zhihao, a player from Xiangjiang, China, was injured midway and his speed was greatly reduced. Otherwise, judging from tonight's excellent wind speed conditions and his competitive level this year, he would also be capable of running within 10.30 seconds.

"The Neon Nation has really achieved 9.98 in 9 seconds. Obviously... the 10-second mark is the first one our Neon Nation athletes have touched, why..."

In a corner of the stadium, Masashi Erikochi, who performed extremely poorly in the semifinals, looked at the glorious Wei En in the stadium and sighed.

"Rather than this, Erikochi-kun should be more concerned about the relay. You are injured now and cannot show your full strength. This has a great impact on our neon relay team!"

Next to Masashi Erikochi, Kenji Fujimitsu, the men's 200m champion at the Neon Championships and Asian Games Trials, said solemnly.

"Simi Marseille! I didn't expect to get injured before such an important sports meeting, and I'm really sorry for dragging everyone back!"

"Alas -" Kenji Fujimitsu sighed, "This year's 100-meter event in China happened too suddenly. All four of their main players are capable of running within 10 seconds and 20 seconds. In fact, even...even Erikochi-kun, you

Without injuries, I’m afraid we might not be able to defeat the Chinese team.”

Masashi Erikochi was silent. In fact, despite the Neon 100 Meters, there have been great players such as Yoon Dong Koji, Asahara Nobuharu, Sutsugo Shingo, etc., but the Neon Dash team’s dominance in the Asian competitions (Asian Games, Asian Championships) is not

It's pretty strong.

To take a closer look, the men's 100-meter championship in the 2002 and 2006 Asian Games belonged to Saudi Arabia, not Neon.

The strongest Neon Dash event is actually the 4x100m relay.

The third place in the Yanjing Olympics, the fourth place in the Berlin World Championships, and the Asian record that is difficult to surpass by other Asian countries so far, or even come close to it - 38 seconds 03.

Strong overall strength and relay techniques that are risky but extremely effective once successful are the keys to the Neon Men's 4x100m dominance in Asia.

However, the Neon men's 4x100m relay team in this Asian Games did not have good relay skills and is now significantly inferior to the Chinese team in terms of overall strength...

"Although the opponent is strong, how can we be timid without fighting?" Masashi Erikouchi clenched his fists and encouraged, "I will definitely not disappoint the people's expectations in the relay race. Even if my legs are ruined, I will definitely carry the baton safely.

Deliver it to Mr. Gao Ping!"

Kenji Fujimitsu also nodded and said: "Although Wei En is very strong, I will not shrink back at all. Leave the fourth shot to me!"

Beside them, veteran Gaoping Shenshi patted newcomer An Sunzi on the shoulder and said: "Don't put too much pressure on, just give your best, do your best, and know your destiny."

"Hey--!"

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In the stadium, Wei En and Lao Yi, wearing national flags, interacted well with the audience and then came to the interview area to be interviewed.

Needless to say, the person responsible for interviewing them was naturally Tong Rina, who has never moved away from home for thousands of years.

Today is different from the past. It is not easy for Wayne to talk sarcastically in this interview. Of course, the prerequisite is that Tong Rina does not ask some offensive questions.

Tong Rina: "Congratulations, let me first ask Wei En, this is the Chinese team's first Asian Games men's 100-meter gold medal. At the same time, you also ran 9.98 seconds and broke the 10-second mark. How do you feel now?"

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Wei En: "I'm very happy. I can win this precious gold medal at the Asian Games, the highest stage in Asia, and open the 10-second barrier. It means a lot to me. Thank you to the party and the country for their cultivation, and thank you to the whole country.

People’s expectations, thank you to all the staff including the coaching staff, thank you to my mother who loves me, thank you!”

The first question was asked about Wei En. Logically speaking, it was Lao Yi's turn next, but Wei En's achievements today are of great significance. Tong Rina also received a request from her boss to focus on Wei En as much as possible.

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Tong Rina: "Before the game started, our CCTV commentator Yang Jian mentioned in the live broadcast that today you actually completed the game with the belief of breaking the limits of the yellow race. Is this true?"

Wei En nodded: "It's true. Because the weather in Guangzhou today is windy. I felt it during the afternoon game. No matter it was the semi-finals of the women's group or the semi-finals of the men's group, there was no headwind.

So after the semi-finals, I felt that my competitive state was very good, and I was sure in my heart - I must seize the opportunity tonight and hit the 10-second mark!"

Tong Rina: "In fact, there have always been rumors that Western scientists have deduced that 10 seconds is the 100-meter limit for yellow people based on various anatomical principles and sports science principles. This is a shackle pressing on the necks of yellow people. That

Before the game, how much chance did you think you had of completing this breakthrough?"

"What a chance..." Wei En thought for a few seconds and suddenly laughed.

"I can't say this, because in my opinion, I have already had the ability to break the 10-second mark. To be honest, I am actually not very satisfied with the score of 9.98 seconds. In theory, I can run faster.

quick!"

Tong Rina and Lao Yi were both shocked. No, brother, you just ran under 10 seconds for the first time. In front of the national audience, you said, "9.98 seconds is not very satisfactory." "I can run faster."

Are you really not afraid of slapping yourself in the face?

Wei En didn't pay attention to their reactions: "Actually, the limit of Asians and yellow people is far longer than 10 seconds. It's just that our training system lags far behind those powerful 100-meter countries. The physical fitness of our Asian athletes is inferior to others in terms of acquired training.

There are many top black players, and their skills are also very different."

"Black athletes of West African descent do have certain advantages in innate physical talent, but this advantage is actually not as great as we think. It can be made up for through scientific training."

"I believe that my limit is far beyond 9.98 seconds. I also believe that besides me, there will be more local Asian athletes who can break the 10-second mark! This is what I want to say, what I want to tell the world

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