2026 Track Results

[White Lightning]

Just saw the race online; it was raining heavily. It seems the times would have been improved with better weather.
It also looks like for a moment, Kennedy had thought he had won the race. It looks like he lead the race for 99m. Oh so close!

What doesn't break you will only make you stronger. It's sad as the same thing happened at the World Indoors. However this kid
is mentally strong. 100 percent different from someone like Chrisophe Lemaitre. This kid will get angry and train even harder to
reach the top. Lachie is now a top 10 sprinter in the world and no one can argue that. Next step is to be in the top 5 and he is
not far away. Lachlan Kennedy belongs on the track with the worlds best and he is capable of beating anyone including Noah Lyles.

 

[sprintfan1234]

Just saw the race online; it was raining heavily. It seems the times would have been improved with better weather.
It also looks like for a moment, Kennedy had thought he had won the race. It looks like he lead the race for 99m. Oh so close!

At the end of the race, the instant result had them both with number 1 next to their name. It was that close.

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

 

[White Lightning]

Gentlemen we are witnessing track history in 2026. A new world record in the mile by Josh Kerr. The 3 longest jumpers in the world
for 2026 are all white. Sam Blaskowski became the lastest white sprinter to join the sub 10 & sub 20 club. Lachlan Kennedy breaking the
Australian All Time National Record in the 100 meters going 9.85 in the rain. Then on the womens side our girls are dominating
at many levels. I could list alot more accomplishments but I will stop here. Appreciate the fire on the track from white athletes from
around the world!

 

[mastermulti]

Wow! Does he have 4 sub-10s now?

5 now since mid 2025 - 9.98 in Kenya, 9.96 and 9.96 in Sydney in March, 9.94 in the semis here and 9.85 in the final.

W/L and I particularly had been waiting for him to get a decent legal wind and in the final it happened with a +1.3, even while raining

 

[freedom1]

Per AI: Rain typically slows 100-meter sprint times by 0.05 to 0.15 seconds, though elite sprinters can sometimes minimize this penalty through exceptional power and technique. While track spikes offer strong traction on wet surfaces, the primary drop in performance stems from secondary environmental changes caused by the storm, rather than the falling water itself