“I still had the same feeling in the start of this run that I have every race,” she told Austrian broadcaster ORF. Shiffrin focused, propelled herself down the course, and 50 precise seconds later, broke the Alpine skiing World Cup wins record with her 87th victory. Yet as she approached the start gate in the early afternoon in Åre, Sweden, a familiar uncomfortable nervousness fell over her heart. Her focus was Friday’s giant slalom and locking up the season title in that discipline. Favorite us! Follow Shiffrin admitted she could have not cared at all about Saturday’s slalom. Two years ago, Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf, who has rivaled Hill for the title of NFL’s fastest man, ran the 100m in 10.37 seconds, finishing last in a nine-man field of otherwise elite but not Olympic medal-level sprinters. He also ran 9.98, but it came with a 5.0 meter/second tailwind, which is 2.5 times the maximum tailwind for record purposes. His personal best in the 100m was 10.19 seconds. He ran junior nationals and the world junior championships instead. Hill easily qualified for 2012 Olympic Trials (the automatic qualifying time was 20.55), and 20.14 would have made the 2012 Olympic team. He ran the 200m in 20.14 seconds at age 18, ranking him sixth in the U.S. Hill was a world-class sprinter in high school. Then the pandemic postponed the Tokyo Games by one year, and Hill never raced. Olympic track and field team after he was to play in that year’s Super Bowl. In January 2020, Hill said he was serious about trying to qualify for the U.S. “Felt good to put the spikes back on !!!,” was the caption. Masters meets do not typically include active Olympic-level athletes and are for athletes ages 25 and up, separated by age groups and including some who are over 100 years old.Įarlier this week, Hill shared video on social media of him practicing a block start on a track that appeared to be at the University of Miami. Hill, 29, was a world-class 200m sprinter in 2012 and has focused on football for the last nine years.Ħ️⃣.7️⃣0️⃣ for Tyreek Hill! won the men’s 60m at the USATF Masters Indoor Championships 💥 #USATF /2DVWzoeOqe “Never racing again had me out there looking wild,” Hill tweeted with a crying laughing emoji minutes after Saturday’s race. The world’s fastest men run between 6.40 and 6.50 seconds. It was six hundredths off his personal best from 2014, when he finished second at the Big 12 Indoor Championships for Oklahoma State.

The time ranks Hill outside the top 200 men in the world this year in the event. Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill ran 6.70 seconds in the 60m in his first track race since 2014 at the USA Track and Field Masters Indoor Championships on Saturday in Louisville, Kentucky.

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