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Sprint: The World’s Fastest Humans | Official Trailer | Netflix

August 21, 202429



With Usain Bolt retired, who will be the new face of speed? From Sha’Carri Richardson to Noah Lyles, for the very first time we will tell the full story of man and woman’s desire to be the fastest person on the planet. Witness the intense drama, motivation, and personalities behind the relentless pursuit of victory that is compressed into a few heart-stopping seconds.

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Sprint: The World’s Fastest Humans | Official Trailer | Netflix

Elite sprinters navigate training, media scrutiny and fierce competition in this sports…

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29 Comments

  4. @anthtan
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    August 21, 2024,

    There’s no end, I guess. Next, we’ll look at middle distance runners, then long distance, marathon runners, ultra marathons, triathletes etc etc.

  8. @paulw677
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    August 21, 2024,

    Ummm no mention of sprinting’s sordid past with PEDs. Features Linford Christie tested positive multiple times
    Sha Carri – no mention of why she was not taken to Tokyo Olympics

  9. @dchlair
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    August 21, 2024,

    I just had to find a way to comment on what I've seen so far of the actual episodes. DUUUDEEE – LYLE!! WHEN IS THAT DUDE GONNA BE HUMBLED??? It is SO hard to watch him! 🤮🤮

  19. @robertfontell649
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    August 21, 2024,

    I watched the first two episodes and it was just ok. I am a track fan and I thought the documentary should have delved more into the athletes trainings, especially the politics for the relay teams (example Gabby Thomas and Sha’Carri Richardson beef; Daryll Neita and Dina Asher Smith strained relationship)…more things about the athletes that hasn’t already been made public…

  23. @o13sweetboy
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    August 21, 2024,

    I don't like how this documentary just mostly focused on the Americans they were sickening to watch not likable in the slightest compare to the Jamaican atheletes..I would of liked to see more background stories of the other athletes from other countries. It would of made it better.

  25. @dme1016
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    August 21, 2024,

    These athletes are incredible in their chosen sport, and the world loves to watch them compete – even though in the US, we get more eager during the Olympics. That said, if you're not a European fan, it's.. different from our top sports….NFL, NBA, MLB….mainly bcuz athletes are beating each ither by only 10ths of a second, and in a flash, it's over. No long touchdown drives to win the game, no drives to the hoop with 9 seconds remaining, no bases-loaded situations in the bottom of the 9th, etc. Those are our desires in sport. Much respect to sprinters, and it's cool to see this docuseries…great binge stuff, but……"WHOOOOSH!"….and the winner by literally the blink of an eyelid is just….different. There's no game tomorrow, no best out of 7, no playoffs, World Series or Super Bowl….it's exhilarating, but different…

  26. @manx1569
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    August 21, 2024,

    Should this not have been called "Track n Field" or "Track", so you can cover over events and not just sprints

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