Chapter 209

"Dear viewers, it is now 10:37 a.m. on August 5th, local time in China, and 11:37 a.m. local time in Japan."

"We are currently broadcasting live the men's 4*100m sprint relay preliminaries on the fifth day of the Tokyo Olympic track and field events. The first group of preliminaries has ended."

…

At 11:30 a.m. local time in Japan, the preliminaries of the men's 4*100m sprint relay started as scheduled. In the first group of the preliminaries, there were eight men's 4*100m relay teams from Brazil, Britain, Japan, Jamaica, the Netherlands, South Africa, Trinidad and Tobago, and France.

In the preliminaries of this group, the Japanese team as the host naturally attracted much attention on the scene - especially in the previous few days of track and field competitions, the Japanese sprint team's athletes performed poorly, and against the backdrop of the Chinese team's performance, they have received a lot of criticism in Japan in recent days.

Therefore, for the Japanese team, today's men's 4*100m sprint relay race is also regarded by them as a battle of revenge. If they cannot successfully qualify for the finals in this game, the sprinters of the Japanese national team may need to tour press conferences across Japan to apologize in order to calm the public's anger.

Perhaps it was under such pressure that the Japanese men's 4*100m relay team composed of Ippei Suzuki, Takitaro Fukushima, Shintaro Katori and Akechi Takagi finally succeeded in taking third place in the group in the preliminaries and won the qualification to advance directly to the finals.

Unfortunately, although the Japanese team successfully won the qualification to advance directly to the finals, the Japanese audience at the scene did not seem to be very satisfied with the performance of the Japanese team.

In the commentary room of the live broadcast of the domestic sports channel, Tian Ruhui and Zhou Jiming were chatting about the situation of the first group of preliminaries before the second group of teams in the preliminaries came on stage.

"We all know that in the men's 4*100m sprint relay, Japan has achieved brilliant results in previous World Championships and Olympic Games with their unique overhead baton passing technique and exquisite coordination."

"It can be said that in the men's 4*100m sprint relay event, the Japanese team is at a world-class level."

"But in the first group of preliminaries, although the Japanese team successfully advanced to the finals with the third place in the group, the qualifying result of 38.16 seconds is obviously not ideal."

"Yes, we can see that when the first group of the preliminaries crossed the finish line, the gap between the Japanese team and the fourth-placed Brazilian team was actually very small. It was only based on the on-site finish line footage that we were able to confirm that the Japanese team won the final victory with a slight advantage of 0.02 seconds."

"That is to say, the Japanese team missed the direct qualification by just 0.02 seconds. The reason for this is that in the preliminaries just now, the Japanese players made some technical mistakes in passing the baton, which affected the quality of the passing. Compared with the previous records of the Japanese team, such results and performances are indeed difficult to satisfy the audience on the scene."

"Yes, in this morning's men's 4*100m relay preliminaries, the Japanese team's performance was indeed somewhat unexpected. If it weren't for the fact that other competitive teams on the field made major mistakes and ultimately failed to finish the race, the Japanese team might have been eliminated directly in this group."

"Teacher Tian, ​​why do you think the Japanese team's performance today was so poor?"

"Is it mainly because the Japanese sprinters suffered a series of defeats at home in the Tokyo Olympics?"

Tian Ruhui was not polite at all when commenting on the game, and spoke his mind directly: "From 100m to 200m and 400m, the Japanese team has been losing battle after battle. The 4x100m relay is their last straw. Under such an extremely tense mental state, it is completely understandable that they made mistakes."

"But the Japanese team still had some luck. At least they won the last direct qualification spot in this group by 0.02 seconds, right?"

Probably because they were not commenting on the Chinese team, Tian Ruhui and Zhou Jiming spoke freely, which made it clear that "Japan's advancement this morning was just luck", and it was obvious that they were very dissatisfied with Japan's performance in the previous group of preliminaries.

On the live broadcast, although the Japanese team won the last direct spot to advance to the finals, there was no smile on any of their faces. It was obvious that they were not satisfied with the result of 38.16 seconds, and they were also very scared and nervous about the only 0.02 second advantage over the Brazilian team.

As the first group of preliminaries ended and the results came out, the players from the first group of eight teams left the stadium one after another under the guidance of the staff.

When the time on site reached 11:39 in the morning, the second group of the men's 4*100m sprint relay preliminaries was finally about to officially begin.

Tian Ruhui and Zhou Jiming had just finished their comments on the Japanese team when the second group of players in the men's 4*100m sprint relay preliminaries began to appear one after another at the entrance of the athletes.

“Here it comes!”

Tian Ruhui and Zhou Jiming were originally commenting on the Japanese team in a casual tone, but after seeing the four players of the Chinese team appear in the camera, they seemed much more excited on the spot.

In the Jigu Video live broadcast room, many viewers were watching the videos and commentary sources shared by the sports channel and Jigu Video in the online live broadcast room. These viewers were still commenting that it was the first time they saw teachers Tian and Zhou commenting so unrestrainedly, and the next second they heard the excitement of Tian Ruhui and Zhou Jiming when the Chinese team players came on the stage.

[I'm dying of laughter... Teacher Tian, ​​Teacher Zhou, aren't your double standards a bit too obvious? 】

[Hahahaha, don’t say that, you just have double standards! I love double standards! What does the commentator's double standards for the Chinese and Japanese teams have to do with it? It’s beautiful, I like it, please watch more! 】

[I am dying of laughter. They are really famous for their double standards. It doesn’t matter, it doesn’t matter. It’s just that the two teachers are always very serious in their paintings. Today’s double standards are really a bit extreme. 】

Most of the track and field fans and onlookers on the public screen were laughing and did not seem to be nervous at all.

But there were also some nervous people in the live broadcast room. So among the comments of the laughing spectators and track and field fans, there were occasionally some particularly nervous comments.

[No, why are you all chatting so happily? Is anyone nervous about today's game? ? ? 】

[Yes, yes. It is said that China’s opponents in the second group of semi-finals are all very strong. The pressure on the Chinese team to advance directly must be quite high, right? 】

【yes! Why do I see everyone so relaxed on the public screen? ? ? 】

Many of the onlookers who were originally chatting happily noticed these comments, so some of them smiled awkwardly - well, actually, they were still quite nervous at first, but for some reason, after seeing the foreign media report this morning, their nervousness suddenly disappeared!

Well, that’s right, it’s the article from this morning titled “Zhan Youming suffered from insomnia and nightmares late at night and was in poor condition, causing the Chinese team’s 4*100m relay to panic!” After the report came out, their original nervousness dissipated a lot.

_(:зゝ∠)_

Perhaps it is because these foreign media have cried "wolf" too many times. In short, in the past few seasons, anyone who has predicted Su Yu's performance before the game has always been "slapped in the face" again and again in the end.

Track and field fans and spectators have seen this situation too many times, so much so that now it has extended to foreign media's pre-race pessimism against other athletes in the sprint group, as if they are crying wolf.

In short, if there were no pessimistic foreign media before today's preliminaries, they might have been a little nervous, but with the pessimistic foreign media... that sense of nervousness inexplicably disappeared!

I always feel that with the friendly and enthusiastic reporting of foreign media, the Chinese team should be able to achieve a good result in today's 4*100m relay race!

It is precisely with such expectations that the spectators and track and field fans were not nervous at all before the game. And the reason for not being nervous was so strange that they now don’t know how to explain their mentality to the nervous people in the live broadcast room.

Before everyone in the live broadcast room could figure out how to explain, they could see on the live screen that the contestants from the 8 teams in the second group of the preliminaries had already arrived at the competition venue.

Before the four athletes of the Chinese team dispersed to their respective starting and relay areas, they once again overlapped their hands and cheered together, then dispersed to their respective starting and relay positions to wait.

In the live commentary room of the domestic sports channel, Tian Ruhui and Zhou Jiming introduced the four members of the Chinese relay team as soon as they saw Su Yu and others appear on the field.

"The Chinese men's 4*100m relay team has already appeared, consisting of the first runner Zheng Tianxi, the second runner Feng Chuming, the third runner Zhan Youming and the fourth runner Su Yu! These four runners are definitely the strongest dream combination in the history of the Chinese men's 4*100m sprint relay team!"

Of course, after Tian Ruhui and Zhou Jiming introduced the Chinese team players on the field, they also introduced the four batters of each team on the field as usual.

The focus is on the teams that the Chinese team needs to pay attention to in this preliminary round, namely the strong rivals the United States and Canada, as well as the potential opponent Italy.

"The U.S. men's 4x100m relay team heading to Japan is also very impressive, with Cameron Ewers in first, Brandon McLean in second, Carson Stokes in third and Maxwell Williams in fourth."

"It is worth mentioning that in addition to being an excellent 200m sprinter, Carson Stokes also has outstanding strength in the men's 100m sprint. His personal best in 100m is also an amazing 9.82 seconds. Unfortunately, Carson Stokes only finished fourth in the 100m final of the U.S. trials for the Tokyo Olympics and ultimately failed to qualify for the 100m. However, he was still selected for the U.S. men's 4*100m relay team."

"The composition of the US team is such that if the Chinese team is a strong team consisting of a bronze medalist in the men's 100m sprint and a bronze medalist in the men's 200m sprint, then the four relay team members of the US team all have the experience of running into the finals of the world's top men's 100m sprint events and even winning medals - including but not limited to the World Track and Field Championships, the Olympics and the Diamond League Finals."

Just as Tian Ruhui and Zhou Jiming said, each of these four athletes on the American team is a shining star, with resounding nicknames and amazing records in the world track and field arena.

Even Carson Stokes, the multi-sport athlete whose 100m performance seems the most mediocre, has a personal best of 9.82 seconds in the 100m. He is also the silver medalist in the men's 200m sprint at this Olympics.

In the live commentary room of the domestic Jigu video, the spectators looked at the lineup of the American team and couldn't help but drool with envy -

[Speaking of a dream team, the individual strength of the American team is really too dreamy, so... these big guys of the American team all look very awesome, but is their passing really as weak as the legend says? 】

It was really because the lineup of the American team's 4*100m sprint relay was so shocking that the spectators felt that the melon in their hands didn't taste so good anymore.

After all, this is the strongest opponent that the Chinese team is about to face, and it really makes people feel a little worried.

Fortunately, the United States team was the only one with such an exaggerated lineup of athletes. When it was Canada's turn, the strongest player in the 100m was Gavin Kovalchuk, who was a sprinter of both the 100m and 200m.

In addition to Gavin Kovalchuk and this time's 200m champion Lukanus Branin, the other two runners are Jerome Lind and Dominic Adams.

As for the latter two athletes, the former's personal best in the 100 meters is 9.97 seconds, while the latter's personal best is only ten seconds.

It can be seen that, apart from the US team, even a strong team like Canada would find it difficult to put together such an exaggerated team lineup.

This is even more true for the Italian team on the other side. The strongest player in the entire team is Federico Segli, who ran 9.78 seconds in the Olympic final to break the Italian national record. Apart from him, only one of the remaining three players ran a sub-10 second score of 9.99 seconds. The personal best results of the remaining two players are still 10.10 and 10.21 seconds. Even compared with the Chinese team's players, there is still a big gap.

On the Internet, the Olympic spectators who were originally a little anxious actually felt their tension and anxiety relieved to a great extent after comparing the strength of athletes from different countries and different baton ranks.

After all, many people originally thought that overseas players seemed to be very awesome, and breaking ten points per person was not a dream.

However, after the actual comparison, it was found that except for one or two countries, not every country's team can achieve an average of more than ten points per person.

The average strength of the Chinese team's current 'dream group' is actually already a very strong team in the second group of the preliminaries!

It was at this time that many people suddenly realized that the Chinese team’s sprinting had become so strong without them realizing it.

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With the players on site taking their positions and Tian Ruhui and others in the live broadcast room finishing their introductions to each player, the preliminaries of the men's 4*100m sprint relay are finally about to officially kick off.

In the live commentary room, Tian Ruhui stopped his commentary after noticing the subtitles saying "Please keep quiet" and said, "Dear viewers, the game is about to begin."

As he finished speaking, the official commentator at the competition site passionately announced, "The second group of the men's 4*100m sprint relay preliminaries is about to begin."

At the same time, the camera on the scene quickly scanned from the second lane to the ninth lane one by one, and the status of the first runners of each country at this time was clearly presented to every audience member.

In the Chinese athlete area, the Chinese team staff were looking at the fourth starting lane on the field with nervousness and anticipation. China's top men's 100-meter sprinter Zheng Tianxi was standing behind the starting blocks and waving to the camera.

In the third lane behind Zheng Tianxi's left was the American team's first runner Cameron Ewers. The American star seemed very eager to try, but a hint of nervousness could be seen in his occasional expression.

In the fifth lane to the right in front of the Chinese team is the Italian team, another team that the Chinese team needs to pay careful attention to. However, Italy's men's 100-meter sprint champion Federico is not in the first leg. He is in the second leg, ready to rely on his own strength to sprint down the straight to lay the foundation for the team's chance of victory.

As for China's last notable opponent, the Canadian team is in lane nine, quite a distance away from the Chinese team.

As the live camera swept through the first runners from each country one by one, the audience at the scene had already quieted down under the guidance of the staff.

Come, everyone looked at the eight teams that were about to start the competition carefully and held their breath.

The starter on the scene glanced at all the teams and gave the first command of the game -

"Everyone, take your positions."

On the field, the first runners of the eight teams held the baton in their left hands and walked around to their respective starting blocks, supporting themselves with their hands and squatting on the front and rear pedals of their starting blocks. Although the start of a relay race seems to be no different from a normal start, there are still some technical differences between starting with the baton and a regular start.

But for Zheng Tianxi, he has run all the baton positions from the first to the fourth in the men's 4*100m sprint relay team event. No matter which baton position he was in, he has developed extremely good corresponding skills. So although he switched from the fourth baton to the first baton in this relay race, no one in the national team would have any doubts about his adaptability and baton-holding starting technique.

At this time, Zheng Tianxi was squatting on the starting block, feeling the atmosphere of the game. His eyes were focused on the track in front of him, his gaze focused and determined.

The penultimate game.

Zheng Tianxi said to himself in his heart - this will be the second to last game in your career at the Olympics.

Come on.

Just like what he had said to his teammates before the game - if you are not sure that you can advance in this game, then go all out starting from the preliminaries.

Bring all your desires and goals with you, and don’t leave any regrets in your career!

Zheng Tianxi lowered his head in concentration and opened his eyes again after taking a deep breath.

Here it comes.

It’s about to begin...!

After the official starter on site confirmed that all the contestants were in place, the next command was soon sounded -

"preparation!"

As soon as this command was given, all the first runners as well as the second, third, and fourth runners on the field became alert. The first runners each supported themselves on the ground with their hands, quickly raised their hips, and slightly leaned their body center of gravity forward.

Then, there was a crisp sound of the starting gun.

“The game begins!!!”

On the eight tracks on site, the starting line for the first runners is an oblique line along the arc. After the sound of the starting gun, the first runners on this oblique line all start running with the batons at their fastest speeds - the race begins! !

On the track, the fastest runner in the first leg was obviously Cameron Ewers from the American team. This veteran from the American team is worthy of being a runner with a peak 100-meter time of 9.69 seconds. Even though he is no longer at his peak, his starting explosive power is still very strong.

At the same time, Cameron Ewers also has excellent ability to start on a curve, and even starting on a curve does not have much impact on his overall speed.

The only one who could perform on par with Cameron Ewers on the track was China's star Zheng Tianxi in lane 4!

"Zheng Tianxi started with the baton! Very good!! A very beautiful start on the curve. Zheng Tianxi continued to accelerate in the forward curve and controlled it very well!!!"

Both Cameron Ewers and Zheng Tianxi had amazing explosive power in the starting phase, especially Zheng Tianxi - his explosive power was very strong and with his starting burst, even Cameron Ewers in the third lane could not close the distance with Zheng Tianxi.

But from the distance between Zheng Tianxi and the first runner from Italy in the fifth lane, and the distance between Cameron Ewers and the first runner from Turkey in the second lane, it can be seen that Zheng Tianxi and Cameron Ewers are definitely in the first echelon at the moment. Although the change in the distance between them is very small, it does not mean that there is no change in the ranking relationship between them and other opponents.

In the audience, Sun Gaoshu and others in the Chinese player zone were very excited after seeing Zheng Tianxi's performance. Everyone waved the small national flags in their hands and cheered loudly for Zheng Tianxi and the Chinese team in the direction of the stadium.

“Ahhhhh, Captain Zheng, charge!!!”

“The Chinese team is number one!!!”

On the field, I don’t know if it was because the team competition could ignite Zheng Tianxi’s energy more, or Zheng Tianxi knew that his mission in this game was to sprint at the fastest speed in the first leg. In short, his starting burst and forward acceleration in this preliminaries seemed to be even more fierce than his performance in the Olympic 100m final.

During the all-out sprint, the expression on his face looked extremely ferocious, making his face, which already looked enough to scare a child to tears, look even more terrifying.

But this all-out sprint did have outstanding results. Even the US team's first runner Cameron Ewers could not surpass Zheng Tianxi at this time.

As Zheng Tianxi got closer and closer to the starting point of the relay area at 80 meters, Feng Chuming, the second runner of the Chinese team, was nervously watching Zheng Tianxi's approaching speed and distance from behind. The moment he estimated that Zheng Tianxi's position had reached the point indicated by the tape on the ground, Feng Chuming turned around without hesitation and started running!

In relay events, it is required that the receiving runner start running before the baton is passed to him.

The baton passers need to complete the baton passing action while running.

Although they are running, in order for the baton to be passed smoothly, the front and back runners actually need to be in a relatively static state - that is, the speed of the front and back runners is close to each other in order to pass the baton more smoothly.

It is precisely because of these reasons that the passing of the baton is extremely difficult, making the relay race an event where both technology and speed are equally important.

At this time in the stadium, as Zheng Tianxi ran past the marking point, the second runner Feng Chuming started to accelerate. When Zheng Tianxi ran to about 90 meters, Feng Chuming had also completed his initial start-up acceleration relying on the distance of the first ten meters.

The time is now!

Zheng Tianxi, who was still at the back, measured the distance between the two sides and decisively called out Feng Chuming's name. Feng Chuming immediately extended his left hand to the back without hesitation. The next second, the baton that was originally in Zheng Tianxi's hand came at the same time as Zheng Tianxi's voice.

"catch!"

"run!"

With two extremely simple instructions, relying on the tacit understanding and mutual trust between the two over the years, Feng Chuming decisively and smoothly took over the baton and continued forward to start his all-out sprint in the next 100-meter straight section!

"very good!!!"

In the live commentary room of the domestic sports channel, Tian Ruhui and Zhou Jiming both shouted happily "Great!" after seeing the baton handover between Zheng Tianxi and Feng Chuming.

"A very beautiful and smooth pass! The speed of the Chinese team was not affected at all!!"

"First!! Feng Chuming is currently the first to run out of the relay zone!!! The Chinese team is currently in first place!!"

As Tian Ruhui finished speaking, the Canadian team player in the ninth lane completed the baton pass and rushed out of the relay area, followed by the Italian team in the fifth lane. Federico successfully took the baton from his first teammate and started his sprint.

The American team, whose speed was originally comparable to that of Zheng Tianxi of the Chinese team, did not break out smoothly in second place, but broke out of the relay zone in fourth place.

It was difficult to tell what happened from the perspective of Tian Ruhui and Zhou Jiming in the sports channel live broadcast room, because their perspective was following the speed of the first place and they had no idea what happened to the team behind them.

But the audience could see what happened - although Cameron Ewers burst out very quickly at the beginning, he slowed down after entering the relay area. His American teammate, the second runner Brandon McLean, did not dare to start quickly at the start, and only started to run at full speed after the two of them successfully passed the baton.

no way.

After all, the US team has had too many relay fouls. Not to mention the distant past, at the last Rio Olympics, the US team was penalized and lost their original bronze medal because of relay fouls.

Looking back further, similar things have happened more than once or twice.

For the players of the American team, especially Cameron Ewers who had experienced the last bronze medal forfeiture incident, he did not want to go through such a bad experience again.

Therefore, even though he sprinted so fast at the start, his speed involuntarily slowed down when it came to passing the baton.

In this situation, other teams maintained excellent baton passing speed. As a result, even if the players of the American team were as fast as gods, they would not be able to maintain their second position at this stage.

But it was obvious that even though the American team was only the fourth to leave the relay zone, they did not give up - after all, they were indeed a team with top individual strength. After Brandon took over the baton, his speed quickly exploded, and he began to catch up with the opponents of the three teams in front at an astonishing speed.

Among the three teams in front, Feng Chuming of the Chinese team saved a lot of time because of his tacit understanding in passing the baton with Zheng Tianxi. In addition, with his all-out sprint and acceleration, he still maintains the leading position.

The second Canadian runner in second place was also trying hard to move forward.

In third place was the Italian team in lane five. The Italian team's first runner had no advantage over the Chinese, Canadian and American teams, but fortunately their baton passing was very smooth, coupled with Federico's sprinting speed, the Italian team was gradually catching up with the Canadian team.

Brandon, the second runner of the American team who was in fourth place, did catch up a little, but at least at this stage, Brandon failed to catch up with the other three teams.

What’s worse is that for the American team, they are about to enter the second relay zone...!

Unless they can pass the baton at top speed without any care, it will be very difficult for them to overtake next.

However, this thought only stayed in Brandon's mind for a short time, and he couldn't be sure what his teammates were thinking.

On the field, Feng Chuming, who was originally in the leading position, was gradually overtaken by Gavin Kovalchuk, the second runner of the Canadian team in the ninth lane, and the distance between the two teams was getting closer and closer.

But at the same time, the distance between Feng Chuming and the third runner in front of him, Zhan Youming, began to get closer and closer!

Although Zhan Youming is as active as Sun Yuhang outside the court, Feng Chuming knows clearly that on the court, Zhan Youming has always been a very trustworthy teammate!

When Zhan Youming in front observed Feng Chuming crossing the marking line on the track, he decisively turned around and started running!

For the Chinese team's athletes, mutual trust in each other allows them to decisively focus on completing the parts they need to complete in the relay race.

They always firmly believe that as long as they do their part accurately, their teammates will not let them down.

This is true!

Feng Chuming of the Chinese team was actually overtaken by the Canadian team in lane nine at the end of the second leg. Even with Federico's pursuit, the distance between the Italian team and Feng Chuming became closer. However, Feng Chuming of the Chinese team was the second to enter the relay zone, and was the first to successfully complete the baton handover with Zhan Youming!

"Xiao Zhan!"

"catch!"

"run!"

With just three extremely short sentences, the two of them had already completed a neat and clean handover of the baton!

"The Chinese team!! China's third runner Zhan Youming was once again the first to rush out of the relay zone! All the baton passes by the Chinese team so far today have been very smooth!!"

"First!!! The Chinese team is now in the lead again and is currently in first place!!"

As Zhan Youming took the baton and rushed out of the relay area, the men's 4*100m relay preliminaries seemed to have a perfect ending!

Behind the Chinese team, it was still the Canadian and Italian teams that rushed out of the relay zone in second and third place.

But what was surprising was that the fourth team to rush out of the relay zone was not the American team, but the German team, which was originally inconspicuous in the sixth lane.

In the third lane, after Brandon rushed into the relay area, there was a small problem in the baton pass between him and the third runner Carson Stokes. Both of them had to slow down before they could successfully complete the baton pass.

But in order to successfully complete the baton pass without committing a foul, the American team, which had almost caught up with the Italian team, had fallen to fifth place when they left the relay zone this time.

Obviously, Carson Stokes did not want to see the American team end the battle with such a ranking. After rushing out of the relay area, Carson Stokes also began his full-speed acceleration in the curves. As the silver medalist of the men's 200-meter sprint, his curve strength is unquestionable. The third runner of the German team, who had originally surpassed the American team in the baton passing stage, was soon surpassed by Carson Stokes.

Then, Carson Stokes continued to chase the Italian team, which was in third place at the time, but at the same time, he was getting closer and closer to the relay zone where he would hand over the fourth baton...

At this time, Su Yu of the Chinese team at the front had already been waiting for Zhan Youming at the starting point of the fourth baton relay area. The moment he confirmed that Zhan Youming had crossed the mark point, Su Yu decisively turned around and started to accelerate!

Behind him, Zhan Youming, just like every time he practiced passing the baton in the past, ran to a relatively still distance from him, and then called out his name -

"Su Yu!!"

"catch!!"

"run!"

When Zhan Youming watched Su Yu steadily take the baton and start to sprint forward, Zhan Youming had already raised his fist in advance at this moment!

First! ! !

When the staff sitting in the Chinese athlete area and the Chinese audience at the scene watched Su Yu being the first to rush out of the relay area, the cheers and screams at the scene were almost overturning the venue!

In the live commentary room of the sports channel, Tian Ruhui and Zhou Jiming could no longer suppress their screams of excitement after seeing Su Yu being the first to rush out of the relay area and having opened up a distance of at least 1 meter from the second place player!

"First!! The Chinese team is still in first place!"

"Well done! The last baton, now it's Su Yu's last baton!"

"Come on! Hang in there! We can do it!!"

On the field, Su Yu could already hear the cheers and screams of the audience, and at this moment he could also clearly hear the sound of his own heart beating excitedly.

Come on - hurry up!

He could run faster!

Let the fruits of China’s victory be sweeter and more delicious!

As Su Yu's speed on the track became faster and faster, finally, the distance between him and his opponent behind him became larger and larger!

The last 30 meters!

The last 20 meters!

The last 10 meters! ! !

“Cross the finish line!!!”

"First!!! The Chinese team won the first place in the preliminaries of this game!!"

In the commentary room of the domestic sports channel, the voices of Tian Ruhui and Zhou Jiming were raised at this moment——

"Congratulations to the Chinese men's 4*100m sprint relay team for winning first place in the men's 4*100m sprint relay preliminaries with an absolute advantage!!"