Rajesh Soundararajan

#Paris #100m Men’s Finals. This is so crazy. Wow! What a race what a finish. So many lessons from this 100m final. Here's a consolidated rundown. You can add your tidbits and management lessons ;) in the comments. First, the video angle that provides a fabulous view. Other images in comments. 1. Noah Lyles was last at 30 meters and did not lead at any point even up to 90m or until the final steps. But he was leading when it counted. 2. This is truly a historic 100m final at the Olympics; every single finalist ran under 10 seconds for the first time ever. Incredible! #record 3. The slowest time was 9.91 seconds, while the fastest was 9.79 seconds. Only 0.12 seconds separated the Gold and the last place. Just one runner failed to break the 9.9-second mark! 4. And imagine Noah Lyles as a traditional 200m runner who recently won the 100m. In the Netflix docuseries Sprint, Noah jokingly referred to the 200m as his wife and the 100m as his mistress during a conversation with his mom. #ParisOlympics #100mFinal #OlympicSprints #HistoricRace #Under10Seconds #NoahLyles #SprintFinish #TrackAndField #OlympicRecords #Paris2024 #GoldMedal #FastestMen #SprintToGlory #OlympicMoments #RaceToRemember #Athletics #GlobalChampions #OlympicLegacy