hope so too

Neither do I. It’s obvious they are from Canada

Let them have their moment 😅

LOL Well... Their flag isn't flown often during international competitions, like the actual Olympics. So they want it flown here. Same as giving winners flowers and the giant plane ticket. #PompAndCircumstance

Well de Grasse did run 19.76 last year but I don’t think he is running that this year even if he runs that he is not getting a medal because of Noah Lyle’s, tebogo, Kenny, and even knighton doesn’t have a good chance to get a medal unless tebogo or Kenny is not on form

yeah the us has 3 people running sub 19.8 already with two under 19.6

I don't think he did but he definitely stepped on the line of his lane

He did but it has to be three consecutive steps I believe

​@@reywilli8892 I don't think so, if you step inside it shortens your distance technically

He stepped on the inside line 4x.

pretty sure hes already qualified since hes the olympic champion

@@joelagyei9852 not because he’s the champion, he already has the qualifying mark so he basically doesn’t have to run because no one in the race has that mark as yet

@@joelagyei9852 ok well that would b good since DeGrasse always bring it in the 200

@@fezawn1 you also got millions more funding high schoolers development compared to a couple bucks thrown at Canadian athletics

it's crazy because 20 yrs ago people were grabbing medals at the worlds with 20 flat.

bro man Canada sucks for sports. When I played College Soccer in Canada fucking our fields were trash!, US far better in athletic department

I think Degrasse was the only one that had the olympic standard so he didn't have to run to make the olympics for the 200m. Obviously, this is for countries that don't have as much elite athletes. There's too many elite American athletes that can run olympic standards so they have to do a top 3 go to olympics/worlds system otherwise all the lanes would be filled by Americans.

You shouldn’t be surprised.

literally the same trials as the USA, why don't you go run?

he has the standard already it's will be up to the athletics Canada to confirm the decision (for the 200m). He secured his 100 by winning the day before. He wanted to focus on his 100 starts and decided to rely on his having set the standard in the 200m last year .

In the USA you must come too three but in some countries like Canada, a selection committee can use their discretion to put athletes on the team if they have the Olympic standard or a past history of competing at a “high” level

Because he is the defending champion he dont need to he already qualify

@@alistarmanley607 you just decided to respond with less than accurate info despite people having already responded with more accurate info. It's not because he's the defending champion, that's not how that works. Last year at the worlds in Eugene he ran 19.75. He decided to ask for an exemption and because he made that standard (for Canada) he was exempt from having to run the 200m trials. So he qualified for the 200m that way. He wanted to focus more on his 100 leading up to Paris.

@@eds464 or you is one of them