Tokyo 2020 Men's 100m Final Analysis

The transcript covers the men's 100m final at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, highlighting the anticipation, athlete lineup, and race results. Lamont Marcel Jacobs of Italy wins the gold with a personal best, followed by Fred Curley and Andre De Grasse. The event is celebrated as a symbol of hope and resilience, with a focus on the athletes' journeys and achievements.

Which athlete broke the European record during the qualification for the Olympic 100m final?

• Lamont Marcel Jacobs

• Akane Simbine

• Ronnie Baker

• Su Bing Tan

What was the significance of Su Bing Tan's participation in the final?

• He broke the world record.

• He was the first Asian male to compete in the final.

• He was the defending champion.

• He was the second Asian male to compete in the final.

What unfortunate event occurred with Zarnell Hughes during the race?

• He won the race.

• He false started and was disqualified.

• He broke the world record.

• He finished last.

Who won the gold medal in the men's 100m final at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics?

• Andre De Grasse

• Ronnie Baker

• Fred Curley

• Lamont Marcel Jacobs

What was the personal best time achieved by Lamont Marcel Jacobs in the final?

• 9.90 seconds

• 9.89 seconds

• 9.80 seconds

• 9.84 seconds

Which athlete secured the silver medal in the men's 100m final?

• Akane Simbine

• Ronnie Baker

• Fred Curley

• Andre De Grasse

What was the notable achievement of all three medalists in the final?

• They all achieved personal bests.

• They all represented the same country.

• They all broke the world record.

• They all were previous Olympic champions.

What was Fred Curley's previous specialty before competing in the 100m?

• 200 meters

• 400 meters

• Long jump

• 800 meters

Which country did Andre De Grasse represent in the Olympics?

• United States

• Canada

• Italy

• Great Britain

What was the reaction to the wide-open nature of the 100m final in Tokyo?

• It was overshadowed by other events.

• It was considered a boring race.

• It was a surprise with no clear favorite.

• It was expected to be dominated by one athlete.