Beijing time on March 20 news, the 47th Thailand Games, born in 2006 Busen ran 10 seconds 19 seconds, not only broke the Thai national record, but also shocked Asia, breaking the world record of the 16-year-old age group.
Thai media "THE NATION" reported for the first time, "16-year-old middle school student, broke the Thai track and field 100 meters record, 10 seconds 19 seconds, this is an amazing result, shocking Asia!" "You know, Thailand's previous national record of 100 meters was 10.23 seconds, or it was set at the 1998 Asian Games. Now, 24 years later, Thailand's new 100-meter world record has been born.
Busson also broke the world record in the 16-year-old group after his best time was 10.20 seconds set by NFL player Schwartz!
According to the data, Busson was born on January 13, 2006. In addition, there is no more information about the rising Thai star. However, judging from his figure, he is not particularly strong, but he is also very slender. Only 16 years old, able to run such a result, Busson is known as the next Asian trapeze artist.
Compared with Su Bingtian's achievements in the same period, Busen is much stronger. In 2004, when Su Bingtian was 15 years old, he participated in a regular competition for the first time, and the result was only 11.72 seconds! In 2005, Su Bingtian was 16 years old and ran a time of 11.34 seconds! In 2006, the 17-year-old Su Bingtian's best time came to 10.59 seconds.
Today, Busson is only 16 years old, and at the same age, Busson is much better than Su Bingtian. It can be said that Busson's future is unlimited. However, as Su Bingtian said, 100 meters have reached a certain level, and if you want to improve by 0.01 seconds, you have to pay a lot of effort and effort. Busson is still very young, and there are still many places to improve in the future.
Su Bingtian is a late entrant, until 2015, 26-year-old Su Bingtian ran to the 10-second mark, that year's IAAF Diamond League eugene men's 100 meters final, he ran 9.99 seconds. Since then, Su Bingtian has continued to improve and make history at the Tokyo Olympics, and now holds the Asian record of 9.83 seconds!