On the big screen at the Ostrava City Stadium, the results of eight athletes in the men's 100m appeared in everyone's sight.

Wind speed: +1.3 m/s

1. Fourth lane, Ye Qin, China, time 9.70 seconds, reaction 0.142;

2. Third lane, Derek Atkins, Bahamas, 10.07 seconds, reaction 0.149;

3. Fifth lane, Brian Dasingei, Zimbabwe, 10.25 seconds, reaction 0.158;

4. Eighth lane, John Capel, USA, 10.27 seconds, reaction 0.162;

5. Sixth lane, Michael Rogers, USA, 10.30 seconds, 0.139 reaction;

6. Lane 7, Simón Nicolaio, Italy, 10.36 seconds, reaction 0.172;

7. First lane, Modeo Kovinica, Slovenia, 10.44 seconds, reaction 0.156;

8. Second lane, Lucas Milo, Czech Republic, 10.45 seconds, 0.152 reaction;

Looking at the results on the big screen at the scene, the cheers and applause in the stadium were like a tsunami, and the atmosphere was not coldened by the poor performance of the national athletes.

In the face of Ye Chin's monster-like performance, it is already very good that other athletes can have such a performance.

In the second half of the 50-meter race, many spectators could see that many athletes wanted to give up the race, and it didn't seem like they were running any longer.

"Ye Chin!"

"Ye Chin!"

The shouting of Yechin's name on the field was loud, mixed with the local Czech accent, which seemed to make people think that they heard the English word "KING".

For many Czech spectators at the scene, today's competition was really fascinating, and it can be said that it is more rare than the Olympic Games and the World Championships in track and field events.

There were a number of major media outlets from all over the world, as well as local media outlets in Ostrava, almost going crazy.

Before the men's 100m world record was broken, the organizers, the Czechs who came to watch the race, or the many media who came from afar to cover today's race, lamented that the popularity of the event would climb to a new level after the Ostrava Grand Prix.

The Ostrava Grand Prix was a great success, arguably the most successful ever. And the definition of success does not come from the organizers' organization of the event, but from the athletes who have created results that make people feel a little crazy.

Why is it that some of the same Grand Prix and Super Grand Prix, such as Lausanne and Eugene, attract the best athletes from all over the world, while some of the Grand Prix rarely have the best athletes participating on a large scale?

On the one hand, this is related to the prize money given by the event organizers, and on the other hand, it is related to the venue environment. Athletes in Lausanne, Eugene, these Grand Prix, it is easier to run a good result and set a new personal PB. This makes the Grand Prix Super Grand Prix in these cities, often the best of all, the most attractive to the athletes.

The Ostrava Grand Prix (Golden Spike Athletics) also has this foundation, and many world records have been created, so it attracts athletes from all over the world.

But after today, it will catch up.

In today's race, first up was Ethiopia's Dire Tune Arissi, who set a women's world record of 18,517 meters in the One Hour Run.

The one-hour run is the maximum distance that an athlete can run in an hour, and it is an officially recognized competition by the IAAF, but it is rarely set up except for someone who challenges the world record.

The Ostrava Grand Prix is a popular one-hour race, with Heller Gebresilasie, also from Ethiopia, setting a world record of 21,285 in last year's men's one-hour run.

A world record could have been set in a Grand Prix, but what people didn't expect was that in the men's 110m hurdles race in the afternoon after the women's one-hour run, Dai Long Robles from Cuba broke the world record of 12.88 seconds held by Liu Yangyu with a time of 12.87 seconds.

At this point, even if the athletes in the following events did not produce any results, it can already be called a very good Grand Prix.

But what really made everyone boil more was the last men's 100-meter finale of the flying man battle.

Despite Yechin's participation, the only one who could barely be seen as an opponent by Yechin in this match was Derek Atkins.

The men's 100m race, known to both the public and the media, was the first men's 100m race in front of the public after being broken by Yusse Both.

Everyone thought that Ye Qin would perform well, but it should not reach the point of breaking the world record.

After all, the media has been reporting around Ye Qin in recent years, and many people already know Ye Chin's style of play.

That is, when it is strong, it is strong, and in high-level competitions with opponents, Ye Qin can often have amazing performances.

In the general competition, if there is no particularly strong opponent to give pressure, although Ye Qin's performance is still good, he will rarely have a stunning performance.

But what people didn't expect was that it really did!

9.70 seconds!

That's two hundredths faster than the world record of 9.72 seconds set by Yusse Bot in New York!

After setting the world record by Yusse Both, Yechin once again declared his dominance in the men's 100m with an amazing performance!

In the stands, Chen Zhongzhou and Zhuang Wei had already hugged each other at this moment.

There weren't too many other people with them to compete in Ostrava this time, including the coaches, and now the Olympics are approaching a lot of things, but now the two feel that the coaches and staff who were not able to come to the scene really missed a historic moment.

Breaking the world record is a dream for many athletes, and it is not easy to do it once, but Ye Qin first tied the world record in less than two months, and then broke the world record twice.

This kind of feat made the two of them feel a kind of heartfelt appreciation and admiration in their hearts!

……

On the field, when Ye Qin saw the number 9.70 seconds on the timing board, he confirmed the wind speed again, and then he frantically opened his hands and ran wantonly in the field.

In 9.70 seconds, he broke the world record again and regained the world record!

In this game, he came with an eye on the pressure, the national team, the domestic public's expectations of him, and Yusse Bot and his own heart of not admitting defeat......

Coupled with Liu Yangyu's 110-meter hurdles world record, which was broken by Robles, at a certain moment, Ye Qin's heart was still strongly touched.

Now, all of them are disintegrating in this instant!

The pressure on him from Yusse Bol is incomprehensible to outsiders, not just a matter of a world record, but from the men's 200m that the pair first met in Sherbrooke, and then through to the subsequent races.

Both of them are making rapid progress, among which Ye Qin can reach the top or get more honors, not because his strength completely overwhelms Yusse Bote, but in the competition, Ye Qin's performance is even better.

Like the men's 200m champion at the 2005 World Championships in Helsinki, Yechin's winning result at that time, Yusse Bot was already able to run in '04.

But in the real tournament, against Jax Thelin, John Capel, Wallace Spearmon and other strong players, Yechin did his best, and Yusse Bot has not yet fully shown his strength.

But in this time, as Yusse Bot has accumulated more and more experience in the game, his mentality has gradually become more and more mature, and he has gradually caught up.

Especially this year, Yusse Bot broke the world record in the men's 100m race at the airport, which made Ye Qin's strong self-confidence shaken a little.

Now, finally, the world record has been regained!

For Ye Qin, it was at this moment that he was completely sure of his deepest affirmation of himself!

"No. 1 in the world!"

Ye Qin waved his hands at the spectators in the stands and pointed his finger at his chest.

He knew that Yusse Bot in the stands might be watching him and watching him at the moment, but he didn't care!

Yusse Bol is very strong, maybe he has just broken the world record of 9.70 seconds, and the opponent may break it in the next game, and the next game will be broken!

But he doesn't worry anymore!

Because he can do it!

Three men's 100m races, 9.74 seconds, 9.73 seconds and 9.70 seconds......

It is enough for Ye Qin to establish absolute self-confidence!

I'm the best sprinter, and if anyone can go on to break world records, so can I!

And, I'm going to go one step further and surpass them!