After winning the men's 200m, Douc earned 21 bonus points. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

Of these, 20 points are awarded for the champion and 1 point is awarded for breaking the national record. Duke broke the 200m national record in the men's 100m at the National Games last month, and the three-month record-breaking CD is not over yet, so he was rewarded with a one-point record-breaking bonus.

With the 400m championship + Asian record-breaking bonus, Duke now has 61 bonus points, and he takes out 56 points in two parts, each with +28 points in the two attributes of explosiveness and speed. His explosiveness and speed have reached 80, and he needs to pay 40% luxury tax with a bonus point between 80 and 100, so after adding 28 points, Doke's explosiveness and speed are both 97.

Duke was burdened with the luxury tax, adding the two attributes of explosiveness and speed to 97 first, just to make a breakthrough in his final shot in the 100m final.

At 21 o'clock, the men's 100m final is about to be fired.

Duke, who finished third overall in the heats, was assigned to track 3, followed by Japan's Shohide Kiryu on track 4 and current Asian record holder in the 100m, Francis, on track 5.

The three athletes in lanes 3, 4 and 5 are strong and will be the favourites to win the men's 100m event at the Grand Prix.

When Francis set the Asian record of 9.99 seconds in 2007, Duke was still in junior high school in Nangang, and Kiryu was an elementary school student in Shiga Prefecture in central Japan.

Six years later, the Duke of China, Japan's strongest high school student, is on the same page as Francis.

It's hard for Francis to run under 10 seconds again, but Duke and Kiryu are ambitious.

The decisive battle is imminent.

“on-your-marks~”

The starter gave the signal to prepare, and the eight finalists crouched in front of the starter, ready to go.

“set~”

Duke put his hands on the ground, his front and back feet stepped on the front and rear footboards of the starting gear, he raised his hips slightly, hung [wolf's ears], and waited for the gunshots with full attention, he could hear his own heartbeat, and he could hear his heart more clearly.

"I can, I'm going to be able to run in under 10 seconds again." Duke has his own goals, he wants to run under 10 seconds again, he wants to run faster than 9.99 seconds, even if he can be a hundredth of a second faster than 9.99 seconds, it's progress.

For a sprinter, after opening the 10-second mark, crossing the line every 0.01 seconds faster and one faster foot is already a breakthrough.

"Bang!" , the men's 100m final begins!

At this time, Du Ke was like a soldier with a gun in his hand and a loaded bullet, after hearing the commander's order to shoot, he couldn't wait to pull the trigger and shoot a bullet that killed the enemy.

Duke had a 0.100-second start and was almost at the limit, and if he was a thousandth of a second faster, he would have been disqualified from the finals.

Duke's quick reflexes gave him the upper hand, and to break the Asian record of 9.99 seconds again, he needed to get every detail right, and every detail was perfect.

After the start, Douc accelerated with all his might, 1, 2, 3 steps...... Every step has to be taken out of its role.

After taking the 15th step, Doucle completed the acceleration stage, and he started the game on a hot start, with his legs sheared and arms swinging both fully stretched and explosive.

By this time, Douc had already run 35 meters and was running from the acceleration phase to the middle run.

The best 100m runners will accelerate at 35-40 meters, at which point they will typically run at 92%-94% of their top speed.

The athlete's maximum speed is between 60 and 70 meters, after which it is up to who can maintain the top speed until the line is crossed.

Usain Bolt's three steps after 60 metres are invincible, and this area is known as the "Bolt Zone".

Doucle is now at the 60m mark, and he's accelerated to his top speed. He also has his own area, yes, this is it, rush!

When Duke reached his top speed, he immediately activated [Fast Frequency Assault] and accelerated his cadence to rush to the finish line.

Journalists in the media area barely make a sound, and they don't have time to organize the language to express their thoughts. In the men's 100-meter run, the one-shot race ends in about 10 seconds, and within these 10 seconds, except for the professional commentators, the vast majority of the rest will not have time to say something, think about something, think about life or perceive the world, what they can do is to wait for the result under the nervous and excited mood.

However, the completely different expressions of Chinese and Japanese reporters illustrate the situation of the men's 100-meter run final.

The faces of Chinese reporters were full of anticipation and excitement, while Japanese reporters were like gamblers who had lost red-eyed, desperate and unwilling.

The reason for the different expressions of Chinese and Japanese reporters is that on the 100-meter track of Bangkok's Huamu National Stadium, Du Ke has been in the leading position from the start to the acceleration and then to the middle run, Kiryu Shohide and Francis don't say to catch up with Du Ke, they don't even have a chance to get close to Du Ke!

Doke's speed is too fast, his burning heart makes his blood boil, and his dedication to self-breakthrough makes him slash across the night sky of Bangkok like lightning!

That's right, Duke had a jerking off!

Without going berserk, he burst out to his full potential, just to hit the limit faster!

Like a rushing red flame, Douc sprinted to the final 15 meters and entered the finish run.

At this time, Du Ke was devastated, and even the always tenacious Japanese seemed to have given up on catching up with all their might, and Kiryu Shohide, who was temporarily in second place, was already two halves behind Du Ke.

In the men's 100-meter final at the continental level, the last 15 meters, the two halves were behind the disadvantage, which was an extremely disparity.

Although leading by a clear margin, Douc did not let up.

In the last 5 meters, Duke leaned forward and made an active line-crossing action.

At this moment, Duke doesn't care about the Japanese or the Qataris, he has only one opponent, and that is himself.

Duke was the first to cross the finish line and won the men's 100-meter race by a huge margin!

From the moment he pedaled the starting gear after hearing the shot, Douc was in control of the race, and he pressed the other seven opponents from start to finish, giving them no chance to fight back.

It was a one-sided massacre.

After crossing the line, Du Ke, who was still slowing down and running, turned his head to the left to look at the bulletin board of the electric meter results for the first time, and after he saw the information on the screen, he clenched his fist and pounded his chest, unable to hide his excitement.

The information displayed on the Electrometer Score Bulletin Board is:

100m，men

mark：00:00:09.95

wind：+1.5m/s

It is often said that the storm is unpredictable.

More than two hours ago, the wind speed on the 100-meter track of the Huamu National Stadium was 0.9 m/s against the headwind, while the wind speed at this time was 1.5 m/s downwind.

In an outdoor competition environment with a normal wind speed of +1.5 m/s, Du Ke won the men's 100-meter run championship with a time of 9.95 seconds and set a new Asian record of 9.99 seconds! (To be continued.) )