In the ongoing Beijing Winter Olympics, the Chinese legion has repeatedly broken records, and it is a fact that it has created the best in history. Unexpectedly, Chinese sports made history at the Summer Olympics, and the Chinese men's 100-meter relay created a miracle in the Tokyo Olympics, and won the bronze medal in the supplement, although this bronze medal came a little late.
In the men's 100m relay race at the Tokyo Olympics last year, the Chinese relay team composed of Tang Xingqiang, Xie Zhenye, Su Bingtian and Wu Zhiqiang once ran a time of 37.92 seconds in the preliminaries, beating Italy, Canada and other strong teams to rank first in the group and successfully advanced to the final.
In the following final, the Chinese team was divided into the 7th lane, and other opponents in the final were Jamaica, Britain, Canada, Italy and other strong teams. In the end, the Chinese team withstood the huge pressure and played well, beating the sprint powerhouse Jamaica with an advantage of 37.79 seconds and 0.05 seconds to achieve the fourth place. This is also the fourth place result of the Chinese men's 100m relay after the Rio Olympics. The Chinese team was preceded by Italy, the United Kingdom and Canada, and the Chinese team did not have the opportunity to get on the podium.
However, on the 19th, the International Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) officially announced that British athlete Uja had been doping at the Tokyo Olympic Games. In this way, the British team's performance in the 100-meter relay was also canceled. At the same time, CAS also announced that the Chinese team won the bronze medal in the supplement. This also allowed the Chinese team to set the best result in the history of the 100-meter relay, winning a medal for the first time.
Winning the bronze medal with the Chinese team also made the 32-year-old Su Bingtian's career a success. As an Asian 100-meter trapeze and the Asian record holder in the men's 60m and 100m, Su Bingtian has been missing medals in the Olympic arena before.
Now after helping the Chinese team to create history, he also personally set 4 major records: 1. The Olympic Games 100 meters 9.83 seconds, setting a new Asian record. 2, the same shot, Su Bingtian's first 60 meters speed is the fastest in human history. 3. Su Bingtian ran into the 100-meter final of the Olympic Games and was the first person in China. 4. Su Bingtian and the Chinese relay team achieved the best result in the Olympic Games and won the bronze medal.