Every time, Polish athletes put their hearts in to the relays. ( I wouldn't expect less! )

@@musik102 *into

*Everytime the Poland athletes run the relays, they put their hearts into it. I agree with you. ✌🏿 🇵🇱🇯🇲

@@janoireid7431 YEah....inspirational, but this relay belongs to the two great rivals....USA 🇺🇸 and 🇯🇲 Jamaica. Felix, Sanya Richard's Ross, Jeter and now the new girls.....Jamaica with such GOATS as Veronica Campbell Brown and Shelly Ann Fraser....and now Elaine Thompson and the other two ladies. The Jamaicans just swept the 100 in Tokyo 2021 Olympics 👀 👀 👀.

@@bloodymarytudor1588 I agree that USA and Jamaica are the best at it and always fighting for the top spot. All the Jamaicans you listed are 100m/200m runners. You probably wanted to say people like Sherika Jackson (who now does 100/200), Stephanie McPherson, Novlene.. Etc.

ben türkiyeliyim, fakat bu 4 lüyü her zaman hayranlıkla seyrediyorum,Justyna Święty-Ersetic muhteştem bir koşucu.

Simply superb

Russian Women have won the 4×400m relay, World Indoor Championships, Eight (8) World Championships in a row. from 1995 to 2008 inclusive. this is a unique achievement.

Thank you. Regards from 🇵🇱😍

TURBO >>>>>>>>>>>>> POLONIA !!!! !!!! !!!! !!!!

@SUP2EMAN Where you from?

California US

Brawa dla wspanialych pieknych Polek

Not only appear in finals. The Polish girls have brought medals from every championships since 2016: 2016 IAAF World Indoor Championships Portland - the silver medal 2018 IAAF World Indoor Championships Birmingham - the silver medal 2017 IAAF World Championships London - the bronze medal 2019 IAAF World Championships Doha - the silver medal 2017 IAAF World Relays Nassau - the silver medal 2019 IAAF World Relays Yokohama - the gold medal 2015 European Athletics Indoor Championships Prague - the bronze medal 2017 European Athletics Indoor Championships Belgrade - the gold medal 2019 European Athletics Indoor Championships Glasgow - the gold medal 2018 European Athletics Championships Berlin- the gold medal 2017 European Team Championships Lille - the gold medal 2019 European Team Championships Bydgoszcz - the gold medal

@@alialibaba1886 Yes, I love their consistency.

@@alialibaba1886what all

I forgot about the last European Athletics Indoor Championships in Toruń. The Polish team got the bronze medal, but they had to run in a second-string line-up without three regulars. Of course there were also some other achievements. For axample two golds at the Universiades or the gold medal at the 2019 Military World Games.

we have ``sneaky pick`` from PL training camp on Tenerife: fb.watch/58bn8vH0Il/ LOL

Majestic Poles

It is a deliberate Polish tactic visible in every single relay run. Poles always preserve some energy for the final home run, for the last 100-80 meters. As opposite to Americans and Jamaicans, that often run full thrust at first 200 meters.

And beautyfull!

ๆ.

@@grzegorzchaubek821 How did you noticed that Lol ... !!!!!

Simply majestic

She surely is. I have become a huge fan of her and her teammates. Dedication, passion and alot of oldfashioned grit. When they come off the final curve, its a given Justyna is going to put the hammer down on that last straight.

Someone said "If Justyna Święty is on your shoulder on the last turn, you are done". 😉 It is true.

Greetings from Poland !!!

@@alialibaba1886 Depends on who they were talking to. Allyson Felix, Shaunee Miller Uibo, Salwa Eid Naser would blow Swiety's doors off.

@@sydboski We are talking about the 4x400 meters relay, not the individual 400m. In this case the Bahraini team and the Bahamian team are not that dangerous. Justyna Święty is really hard to beat on the home stretch. Of course she can't catch someone who is 25 meters ahead of her.

Co za radość

That's where you feel THE Lactic acid!

The anchor leg Polish runner was outstanding.

Simply brilliant

USA dusted everyone off

Your fairy tale did not age well.

Simply great

I also, It's a killer!! Loved it though!

Będzie polski komentarz

Hopefully you do understand that Poland will be battling for 2nd, 3rd and 4th place and not for 1st.

Unfortunately you’ll finish the race sad

@@pandaman1367 tou said ??? 😂🤣😂

People need to understand that Poland cannot match the US top-guns. As demonstrated in this race, they're better matched against the US Tier 3 runners (not including Okolo). Doha and Tokyo proved the US is simply in a different league.

@@FourSeasons04 blah blah blaaah

This wasn't the world championships or the Olympic games so it can happen as these aren't the fastest USA runners.

@@edwardjones717 those werent polish fastest runners either :)

@@ExSit18 but the fastest polish runners don't win either :)

The US Team - PBs: Stepter - 50.63 Wimbley - 49.52 Beard - 50.08 Okolo - 49.71 The Polish Team - PBs: Hołub - 51.18 Wyciszkiewicz - 51.31 Kiełbasińska - 52.14 Święty - 50.41 Sometimes even the strongest teams have a bad day and perform poorly.

@@johnlironix2184 The USA don't have bad days when it comes to the Olympic games and that is why you will never see a comparison like for the Olympic event where Poland actually came out on top.

If this was the world championships or the Olympic games they wouldn't have beat the USA muscular machine.

@@edwardjones717, well we just did in M/F, didn't we? :)

@Edward Jones USA muscular machine did not win olimpic gold ,guess who win ;)

@@tomaszszpak7882 Did you see the results of the men and women's 4X400m relays at the end of that Olympic meet?

@@Maciek80511 Did you see the results of the men's and women's 4X400m relay in the Olympics.

Rś 3:15.17 Data 1/10/1988 R

Ohh they do well. It's tough, the standard is so high! Sage Watson is a toughie!

@@jospinvanraat8730 Love Sage.

I agree and im from USA, but i echo your sentiments.

If other countries want to win then maybe they need to start training their 5 year old kids to grow up to be elite 400m runners. The time that Poland won with here is not going to win on a World Championships or Olympics game stage.

You have a point but I have to support Americans cuz that’s the country I’m living in and it embarrassing to keep losing

The World Athletics Relays always takes place at the beginning of the season. The results are not great at this stage. And remember that the U.S. has a gigantic population, so a lot of talents to choose from.

@@johnlironix2184 The size and population of a country don't have anything to do with it at all. It's all about what country has enough people that's willing to go to a track and dam near kill themselves running 400m. Some of the largest countries in the world don't have a lot of people that actually want to do that.

Okolo nor Beard made the Olympic Team for this year.

@@edwardjones717 yeah, seen da trials but glad for Allison

She is extremely hard to run down if gets the lead as she starts slow and builds speed throughout her leg and is going her fastest in the last 100m whilst others are starting to hurt due to lactic acid and slowing down. And if you are just in front of her at the last change she will almost certainly run you down due to that factor. In fact if you watch each leg all the Polish girls finished strongly compared to their opponents and made up some ground in the last 100m or so.

@@saintsone7877she has the perfect balance. she starts strong but not too strong. and she finishes strong. amazing endurance and resilience. i cannot wait to see what the polish team will show us in 2024

Sadly Justyna Święty's last three seasons were hampered by a string of injuries. This year was particularly weak for her - she had to end her season in early July due to health problems. Generally the 2023 outdoor season was weak for the Polish 4x400m women's relay team because only one girl from the Polish TOP 5 was available (Natalia Kaczmarek).

@@alialibaba1886 yeah, it's quite sad :/

​@@Duckerbee It is sad. Justyna said in an interview that this year she even had depression and had to take meds for it.

Legendary Polish comment.

Justyna Święty almost always runs the anchor leg. She has an amazing finish.

@@alialibaba1886 The races I have watched she runs third but I am no expert.

@@diffened Justyna Święty has not run the 3rd leg for a long time. Maybe for 10 years. I doubt you had a chance to watch such old videos. I guess that you just confused Justyna with Małgorzata Hołub. They look similar from a distance.

@@alialibaba1886 okay

I've only seen her run anchor. Beard killed the USAs chances at gold, Okolo had to do too much to get back in contention.

@66fredo99 la France I say lucky because I know how difficult it is when you get swallowed up in a pack. It takes more than just running faster than the other runners to get by them in such close quarters. Anything can happen. The only good place to be at that stage of the relay is first where no one is either ahead of you or to your side.

@66fredo99 la France Funny you criticise Beard for her collapse but don't criticise the first 2 legs for doing similar. Each of them barely beat their chasers home after having substantial leads after first 150m of their legs. lthough Beard tanked in the straight more than the other 2 they also bobbled baton changes giving rivals an advantage. At least Beard gave the baton to Okolo clean in a congested changeover area. Had Beards changeover of the baton been as bad as the first 2 changeovers Okolo would not have been able to get them back to 2nd place. They would have finished 4th/5th.

Indeed, it can always work against you. Somedays you have it,....

3 blondes and a brunette! ☺😏🙃

I saw three blondes.

No African descent! An amazing feat to win in the sprint without African descent!

Przecież wszystkie te zawodniczki nadal biegają, a nawet mają zamiar zdobyć w tym roku kolejne medale.

So inconsistent she needs to retire

That's not the first time that Beard choked either

@@cjenkins623 when else did she choked you must forgot her resume

@@ashiasnow8749 sorry not retiring no time soon still got some good years running left just wait until the trials

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Allyson Felix gave birth to her daughter in November of 2018. So she was not able to compete in Yokohama.