http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2005/more...ex.html?cnn=yes

I can do that.

Any math geeks here who can tell me how fast that is in MPH? Just curious.

Any math geeks here who can tell me how fast that is in MPH? Just curious.

 

IIRC when Michael Johnson obliterated the 200m record in 1996, it was something like 30 mph, but I am not positive.

IIRC when Michael Johnson obliterated the 200m record in 1996, it was something like 30 mph, but I am not positive.

JESUS CHRIST, that is haulin ass! 30 MPH??....and that was the 200.

Edited June 14, 200520 yr by LosMediasBlancas

Any math geeks here who can tell me how fast that is in MPH? Just curious.

100 m = 0.0621 miles, so if he was able to keep the pace up for an entire mile (unrealistic), that would be a mile in 157.33 seconds = almost a 2.5 minute mile (again, unrealistic). MPH-wise, that is 22.88 MPH.

Remember when Donovan Bailey owned Michael Johnson?

I'm curious.

 

100m = 0.06214 mi

His rates:

9.77 sec = 0.06214 mi

1 min = 0.3816 mi

1 hour = 22.896 mi

 

About 23 mph. The avg speed of the 2004 Tour de France was about 25 mph.

Hey, who's double checking my math?!

100 m = 0.0621 miles, so if he was able to keep the pace up for an entire mile (unrealistic), that would be a mile in 157.33 seconds = almost a 2.5 minute mile (again, unrealistic).  MPH-wise, that is 22.88 MPH.

I understand, so for those 100 meters, he's moving at a speed of 23 MPH.

I understand, so for those 100 meters, he's moving at a speed of 23 MPH.

You are correct.

You are correct.

thx man.........math hurts.

thx man.........math hurts.

Math is hard.... Let's go SHOPPING!!

Math is hard.... Let's go SHOPPING!!

 

 

lol right on Barbie.