Joseph Farnbouler, a male sprinter from Liberia, Africa. On June 11, he became the focus of the national sports world. At the National Collegiate Athletics Championships, Farnbouler, who represented the University of Florida, ran two world-class results in 45 minutes, and finally won the men's 100m and 200m doubles!
The first 100m final was dramatic, with Farnbouler at the back of the line and having to try to catch up. From the scene, at least in the first 80 meters, Farnbouler feels like it is at the bottom. But in the last 20 meters, Farnbouler chased after him continuously, completing a complete "backward catch-up" in front of the finish line and winning the championship. The result is 10.00 seconds (0.6 meters per second downwind).
In the 200 meters after 45 minutes, Farnbouler was very sure that he finished fifth in the final at the Tokyo Olympics last year, with a time of 19.98 seconds, and was proud to be in the Collegiate Championship.
But the question is whether Farnborougher has just finished 100 meters at full strength, can he run at full strength in 200 meters? Suspicion was superfluous, and Farnbouler sprinted in the back 50 meters to end the suspense. The time was 19.83 seconds, much higher than the fifth place at the Olympics.
The venue for the National Collegiate Championship is Hayward Stadium, the main venue for the World Championships in July. Farnbouler ran 10.00.00.00.19.83 seconds in 45 minutes, which was also the stadium's best time so far in the two projects so far this year.
At the World Championships, can Farnbouler win more honors for Liberia at this stadium?