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The current world record holder for the men's two-man bobsled is Switzerland, set at the 2020-2021 World Cup event in St. Moritz, Switzerland. The women's two-woman bobsled world record is held by Germany, set at the 2020-2021 World Cup event in Winterberg, Germany.
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30 world records were broken during the Olympic games. Olympic records were also broken as were many athletes individual record for the event
It caused a flood of track athletes into the French Olympic team after all the running practice they had.
It has been a long time since the 220 yard dash was a marquee event and finding records is very difficult. There is one website, http://www.mormonolympians.org/mormon_records, that mentions Creed Haymond as the world record holder in the 220 yard dash at 21.0 seconds. There is no mention when or where this record was set. Jesse Owens later ran the 220 in 20.3 seconds setting a world record on a day he set four world records as a track star at Ohio St.. Creed Haymond set this record in May 1919 while participating in the Annual Meet of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America held at Harvard Stadium in Cambridge MA as a member of the track team from the University of Pennsylvania, of which he was captain.
Ben Johnson set world records and won a gold Olympic medal in track, but was disqualified for doping and the medal and records were rescinded.
32 new world records were set and there were also new Olympic records set with 11 just in the 47 athletic events and 20 more in the 34 swimming events. There are also many other records for World Junior, Asia, African, European, Country and individual records
Guinness World Records do not pay any money to those who break or set records. However, they do award an official certificate of the achievement free of charge. EDIT: The IAAF gives prive money for breaking world records in track, and I believe the world organization for swimming does the same for swimming records.
There are nearly countless athletes that have hit Olympic A standard. iaaf.org should have a pretty good list of the top track athletes in the world right now, and fina.org is the equivalent for swimming. To get world rankings for other sports try searching the web for (sport) international organization.
Peter Matthews has written: 'The Guinness book of records, 1995' -- subject(s): Curiosities and wonders, World records 'The Guinness book of records, 1994' -- subject(s): Curiosities and wonders 'Track & field athletics' -- subject(s): Records, Track and field 'The all-time greats of British and Irish sport' 'Historical dictionary of track and field' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, Track and field, History 'Piccolo encyclopedia of sport' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, Sports 'The Guinness book of track & field athletics' -- subject(s): History, Records, Track and field
Adrianne Blue has written: 'Queen of the Track' -- subject(s): Women track and field athletes, Biography 'Field Athletics (World of Sport)' 'Martina' -- subject(s): Women tennis players, Biography