2025 Track Results

Booth said:
Brody Buffington ran a 6.66 60 meter today at the Tiger Paw Invitational.
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Let's just hope that Buffington doesn't get brainwashed like Boling did. NIce result. Brody Buffington has the talent to go sub 10 within a couple of years if he stays healthy and doesn't change events.
 
Earlier this week American Grant Fisher broke the 3000m indoor world record and then yesterday broke the 5000m indoor world record. Pretty insane 2 world records in one week.
 
US Sprinter Coby Hilton is in the US National Indoor Championships this weekend in the 60 meters. He has run 6.57 this year so far. He will have to go alot faster to have a chance to medal. It's a long shot but I wish the kid the best of luck. Would be great to see him get a p.b.
 
Sam Blaskowski is also competing in the 60m.
Matthew Boling and Brian Faust are in the 400m.
 
19 yr old Dane, Valentin Jensen, won the 60m at the Danish Championships, with a solid time of 6.67 (PB).
 
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In the German Nat'l Champs today Alexander Burghardt won the womens 60 finals in a time of 7.13!

In the Mens 60 Finals Robin Ganter won in a time of 6.56! Kevin Kranz finished an eye lash behing in 6.57!
 
17 year Xenia Buri of Switzerland ran 7.21 60m at the Swiss Championships.
It's No. 6 All time U18, and No. 2 European All time U18.
Switzerland women have done extremely well in the sprints over the past several years.
 
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jacknyc said:
Sam Blaskowski is also competing in the 60m.
Matthew Boling and Brian Faust are in the 400m.
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Boling didn't make it out of the heats in the 400m .... I sort knew he wouldn't.
It's really time for him to make a major change.
I seriously think he should switch to the Long Jump.

Meanwhile, Brian Faust won his heat in 45.90 (Boling's time was 46.51) and qualified for the final.
 
Abel Jordan ran 6.54 60m in Spain today.
That's equal to the fastest time in Europe this season, tying him with Henrik Larsson.
 
jacknyc said:
Boling didn't make it out of the heats in the 400m .... I sort knew he wouldn't.
It's really time for him to make a major change.
I seriously think he should switch to the Long Jump.

Meanwhile, Brian Faust won his heat in 45.90 (Boling's time was 46.51) and qualified for the final.
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No worries guys. Boling is as NAIVE as a LITTLE KID. He will continue to do what his coach and managers tell him which will destroy his
career. To think a sub 10 and sub 20 sprinter in college only to be told he doesn't belong there. He is a short sprinter. Not a 400 meters guy and not a long jumper. FOR THE MILLIONTH TIME GO BACK TO THE 100 & 200 METERS Boling or just be a relay guy. WHAT A WASTE OF TALENT!!
 
jacknyc said:
Abel Jordan ran 6.54 60m in Spain today.
That's equal to the fastest time in Europe this season, tying him with Henrik Larsson.
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That's a great time for this young man. He also does the 110 hurdles but his talent should lean more to the sprints. Abel Jordan only
has run 13.55 for the 110 hurdles but he already has a wind legal 10.18 in the 100 meters. It's a no brainer if you ask me. Focus on the 100 with some 200 meters for speed endurance. He looks like a exciting 100 meter prospect but he needs to focus his training there!
 
My question is as follows: does Track USA really want a sub10 /sub20 white guy competing against their blacks? I believe it is intentional by the powers that govern USA track. Basically if he wants to be sponsored and paid he does 400's with the occasional 100/200
 
sprintstar said:
My question is as follows: does Track USA really want a sub10 /sub20 white guy competing against their blacks? I believe it is intentional by the powers that govern USA track. Basically if he wants to be sponsored and paid he does 400's with the occasional 100/200
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I don't think that's what's going on.
But, just like in football, coaches move white guys away from certain positions, like running back and corner back.
in track, they move fast white guys up to the next event. So if they run the 100/200, they move them up to the 400.
If they run the 400m, they move them up to the 800m.
 
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jacknyc said:
Abel Jordan ran 6.54 60m in Spain today.
That's equal to the fastest time in Europe this season, tying him with Henrik Larsson.
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I was watching some vids of Abel Jordan. God, he is tall and thin. I looked him up. He is 6'-4," 175.
 
sprintstar said:
My question is as follows: does Track USA really want a sub10 /sub20 white guy competing against their blacks? I believe it is intentional by the powers that govern USA track. Basically if he wants to be sponsored and paid he does 400's with the occasional 100/200
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I agree with what you said. It's everything from the governments to corporations and the scholastic systems all working in lockstep to
keep whitey down. They get paid alot of money to push these lies. So most choose money over morals.

Boling didn't run a 60 meter all indoors. He won't run any 100's this year from what I've heard. It would be a shock if he ran more that one or two 200 meters races at the most. It's so obvious to any track fan that he is not cut out for the 400 meters but the powers that be just don't care.

It's not too late for the kid if he woke up, changed managers, promoters and his coach. Then get back to training for the 100 and 200 meters. Do I think it will ever happen? Sadly No I don't. I just hope I'm wrong as it's a tragedy what they did to this kids career.
 
Coby Hilton wins his heat at the US Indoor Championships in 6.64.
I wish he had a better start.
 
Coby Hilton takes 2nd at the US Indoor Championships!! (6.58)
Wow, that's fantastic!!
 
jacknyc said:
Coby Hilton takes 2nd at the US Indoor Championships!! (6.58)
Wow, that's fantastic!!
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Again Coby Hilton struggled on his start but his ability to catch most of the sprinters over 60 meters is epic! Congrats to
Coby Hilton as I'm sure most people have no idea who he is? Glad he made it a race. With a great start he might have won!
 
about 15m in Hilton looks like he took a weird step....maybe that's just the camera angle. Blah Blah 18y old blah blah
 
It did look like Hilton took a weird step, like his ankle almost rolled on him or something. Good job of him to stay focused and come back in such a short race. Winner is clearly on steroids.
 
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