Christian Coleman issued a warning with a ‘cheating’ time in the 100m

The American Christian Colemanworld champion in 2019, made it clear that he should be one of the names to consider in the fight for gold at the next World Cup in Budapest, after winning this Sunday in the final of the 100 meters of the Bermuda meetingfifth stage of the gold continental circuit, with a time of 9.78 air seconds.

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An impressive record that will not be valid for the brand tables due to the storm that blew over the finish line from the Devoshire stadium, where the athletes have a favorable wind of 4.4 meters per second, more than double what is allowed.

But even the wind couldn’t hide Coleman’s sensational performance who in a spectacular performance gained the necessary advantage to fight off the last attack of his compatriot Noah Lyles, double champion of 200 meters, who failed in the test.

That didn’t stop Lyles, who indicated his goal was to fight for the double in the 100 and 200 in the Hungarian capitalpush Coleman all the way to the end, missing the Tokyo Olympics after being suspended for skipping three anti-doping controls, as shown by the mere two hundredths that separated Lyles (9.80) from his rival at the finish line.

All warnings for American Fred Kerley, the current world championwho won this Sunday in Yokohama (Japan) with a time of 9.88 seconds, and for Kenyan Ferdinand Omanyala, who leads the world ranking with a time of 9.84 seconds.

A best world record of the year could not be approached by Bahamian Steven Gardiner, the reigning Olympic champion, who prevailed with a time of 44.42 seconds in the final of the 400 meters, one of the few where the wind allowed the registrant to be legal .

Gardiner, competing in his first 400 of the season in Bermuda, was half a second behind Zambian Muzala Samukongathe only one under 44 seconds so far and leads the year’s classification with a record 43.91 seconds.

On the other hand, Puerto Rican Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, the current Olympic champion, prevailed in 12.17 seconds in the final of the 100 meter hurdles where “boricua” had a favorable wind of 3.5. meter. every second.

A fact that Camacho-Quinn’s superiority cannot be hiddenwhich was 21 hundredths ahead of her nearest rival, Jamaican Danielle Williams, second in 12.38.

Jasmine Camacho-Quinn was not the only Puerto Rican winner of the meet, as Gabby Scott prevailed in the final of the 400 meters with a mark of 51.65 seconds.

A success that could not be emulated by another of the stars of the meeting, the Canadian Andre De Grasse, gold in the 200 and bronze in the 100 at the last Olympic Games in Tokyo, who after being seventh in the hectometer final was second (20.28 ) in the 200 after American Elijah Morrow, who won in a breezy 20.11 seconds.