10 years ago, when it comes to Chinese flyers, we will certainly not hesitate to think of the pride of the yellow race Liu Xiang, and now, when we mention Chinese speed again, we will definitely think of Chinese flying man Su Bingtian, with the end of 2021, Su Bingtian has broken the ten-second mark ten times in the track and field field, and is the only yellow man in history to reach the Olympic 100-meter final is a well-deserved sprint first person, and its influence can be comparable to Liu Xiang.
For the 32-year-old Su Bingtian, 2021 is a year that is destined to be fruitful. He first set a new Asian record of 9.83 seconds at the Tokyo Olympic Games, and successfully won the championship with a time of 9.95 seconds at the subsequent Western Security Games, and Su Bingtian proved his strength with excellent results.
As one of the most influential athletes in China's sprint, Su Bingtian has broken through the ten-second mark ten times in the 100-meter race. These ten times are, in the 2015 Diamond League Eugene station, Su Bingtian ran 9.99 seconds for the first time, and in the subsequent 100-meter semifinals of the Beijing Athletics World Championships, he once again became the first yellow person to reach the 100-meter final of the World Championships with a time of 9.99 seconds. 2018 is Su Bingtian's first peak year, in the 2018 IAAF World Athletics Challenge Madrid, Su Bingtian won the battle, creating a 9.91 seconds Asian record, followed by the IAAF Diamond League in Paris, once again ran 9.91 seconds, and in the final of the Jakarta Asian Games, Su Bingtian broke the Asian Games record with 9.92 seconds and won the championship.
In the following years, Su Bingtian almost failed to participate in the game due to injuries and other factors. In the year of the 2021 Olympic Games, Su Bingtian returned to the field and ran twice in the Zhaoqing Station of the Athletics Division Invitational Tournament and the National Athletics Championships and Tokyo Olympic Trials, with a time of 9.98 seconds. In the subsequent Tokyo Olympic Games, Su Bingtian was even more ambitious, creating a new Asian record of 9.83 seconds, and in the subsequent Western Security Games, Su Bingtian easily ran 9.95 seconds and successfully won the championship. At this point, Su Bingtian became the first active athlete to break the 10-second mark as high as 10 times on the 100-meter race, and his greatness is self-evident!
There is no doubt that Su Bingtian is the most influential track and field athlete after Liu Xiang. Today, Su Bingtian has become synonymous with Chinese speed and has become a well-deserved sprinter in the hearts of Chinese. We have reason to hope that Su Bingtian, who returns to the peak of his career at the age of 32, can create more good results in the future and add glory to Chinese athletics!