Maybe thats part of it but its also population size as well.

​@@mathewlett9104this comment is rubbish, Jamaica is just a dot on the map, China and India in their billions, also most countries around the world population are in their millions with excellent resources, Jamaica is just 2.9m with little to no funding or resources, wi likkle but wi tallawah.

You can’t make that population argument because Jamaica is extremely successful in track and field at the global levels. Finishing as high as first second and third at world tracking field championships and Olympics in number of track and field medals with an extremely small population when compared to most other countries globally. And while Jamaica has 10 times the population of say Barbados for example it does not send ten times the number of athletes at the Carifta Games

Yes! I believe this is more about race than population. Jamaicans and Black Americans have mastered the art, but more respect to the Jamaicans as resources and non comparable to the Americans.

What’s jamaicas secret

I am so happy for him both way..he is a Jamaica/ RABALAC....my boys pass school..I am a strong supporter..when the 🦁 lions roar..the Caribbean tremble..

Honestly after his Champs run. I didn’t believe it was possible but never say never and the Jamaican saying, wah nuh dead nuh call eh duppy.” Is fitting for this.

the age best for 400m at 116 is a whopping 2+ seconds faster, and a US kid almost broke it last weekend at 45.19.

E vero me ne sono accorto anch'io

I was thinking the same... And running back 😊

He is running 200m too, but 400m is his main event

Only 16. Wait a few more years and he is unbeatable

Nope

@@eyeshowyou quincy wilson faster

All things considered, they're in that conversation. Yaad does punch way above their weight in t & f.

Obviously them and US hands down

Definitely!!!!

That would be USA

Nope ​@@demetriusdouglas-davis3552

O yes. I remember Bahamas quite well. Was utter disgraceful as a host.

This is Grenada; not elsewhere. We love Jamaicans...I can tell you that and won't make fight over stuff like that except, well we get disrespected.

​@elizabeththomas3142 That is why this year they are not anywhere this carifta

Same thing I said. I dont trust none of the other Caribbean countries.

​@vikingrolloishot1789 It's sad to see the level of insecurities displayed here. There is not need for this propagation of division. Us blacks are just experts at divide and rule. Nevertheless, I love Jamaica and dating a Jamaican as we speak. Feel free to live in your fear; I'll love.

We love you to fromm Ethiopia 🇪🇹❤

😱😱😱😱WHAAAT???? It's somewhere 46 seconds...but yeah, win is a win.

Was saying the same thing

Run a 400m and tell me if you will remember that the flag is on the ground. When you are that tired you unaware that the flag is on the ground

I dont think he did it purposely.He was probably exhausted and unaware that it was dragging on the ground

@@britaniawilliams5670 I understand that one is tired and exhausted after such a race but civic pride should not be sacrificed here. A country's flag is sacred and should be treated with utmost respect. Please observe the different international events; the Olympics or World Championship. You will never see athletes from other countries dragging their country's flag on the ground. There is respect for a country's anthem and flag that should never be comprised.

I have seen races even more exhaustive than this and yet the flag is given it's due respect. No excuse, he will do better next time.

I'm in agreement give hus hamstring time to fully heal, he's a special talent

​@@chiraqbaby3492 definitely

He ran 46 early season but got injured after

No it is a Games record. The CARIFTA games is for junior athletes of the Caribbean. He broke Bolts record set at those games

and then corrected it from 43 to 47.2

Bramwell opened his season in january with a 46.75 and has been battling a hamstring injury ever since. It is very likely that had he not been facing injury he would have also ran in the 45 second range. hes also 16

@@harveywilliams9802 He isnt as fast as Quincy either way but I dont suspect tht will remain the same forever.