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What was Usain Bolt's world record split time for 200 meter dash?
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∙ 12y ago
The 1st hundred was in 9.96secs and the second was in 9.34 secs. He had a head wind of 0.9 so he could not do the straight as fast as Johnson in 9.20secs
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∙ 14y agoTheir split times were Carter: 10.41, Frater: 9.02, Bolt: 8.96, and Powell: 8.71.
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