The Most Shocking Track Comebacks Of All Time ● HD

Some of the most shocking running comebacks of all time. Never say never! Enjoy!

Athletes:
00:00 Intro
00:13 Team USA - 4x400m Relay - Canberra 1985
00:37 Floria Guei - 4x400m - Zürich 2014
01:10 Victoria Mitchell - 3.000m S. - Melbourne 2014
01:50 Paul Chelimo - 2 Mile- Prefontaine Classic 2019
02:32 Dieter Bauman - 5.000m - Barcelona 1992
03:00 Paul Ereng - 800m - Budapest 1989
03:35 Evelyn Ashford - 4x100m - Seoul 1988

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[jaybirdjaybird]

Evelyn Ashford. Something so mature and/or classic about her. Sophisticated style. Humble and underrated. I loved watching her run. Overshadowed by bigger names but what a runner.

[ballhawk]

That astonishing kick by Floria Guei - and the worthy call of it - never get old. Amazing how fast she closed and edged the field!

[pilgrimhere]

I've been impressed in certain sport events, And Im still rejoicing with their surprise victory, One is Billy Mills in 1964 Tokio olympics and Evelyn Ashford in 1988 Seul South Korea, They developed such power in the end that amazed many and made the crowd shake the sits at the stadium . What a joy . God bless U.S.A.

[DDB_Pincab]

Floria Guei's race is just unreal. #1

[michaelai]

The lady who tripped into the water, had a blessing in disguise. LoL. The water would have refreshed her body a bit...giving her a cool state of mind taking in the breeze to make the situation better...

[johncourtright]

Evelyn Ashford! Whew, she takes my breath away!

[kartzstormstool]

add Safin Hassan's performance on August 2, 2021. It makes her a legend.

[grandstokie]

I watched the Floria Guei race a dozen times, the race and the commentators, even though I don't speak French was brilliant and the background music too. Good post

[greenwolfegreen]

Evelyn Ashford is my favorite runner of all time. It was great to see her once again in all her glory.

[brianboucher]

OMG, Evelyn Ashford... The best and all class & reserve...

[LargestClassifieds]

3:41 I love this last breathtaking race

[boogeyvillareal]

Ah, Miss Ashford..I remember that race; notice how she crosses the line first, kept to herself, no celebration, politely handed the baton to the official, and was nonchalant all the way through. Class. But to have a list like this and not have Dave Wottle's comeback in 800 at '72 Olympics is a travesty. The dude was last (as far back as 20 yards) from beginning until he made a move with 300 meters to go//

[walterstevens]

I remember watching that incredible Evelyn Ashford final leg. One of my favorite memories from track.

[lucarnetrange]

Floria donne tout ce qu'elle a mais malheureusement, ça ne sera pas suffisant.
Elle revient fort…
Alors… peut-être!
Je pense que ça va être juste.
Elle revient, elle va passer!
Encore encore encore!
C'est monstrueux!

[brendaevans]

Thanks for these. Some great moments. I had nearly forgotten the Evelyn Ashford win in Seoul. It made me so happy to see it again.

[ramlangoddos]

Evelyn Ashford. Many hats off to you. All time legend.

[roshanfernando]

Michael Franks' marvellous comeback was the best for me. Got to see the race in full to really appreciate the effort he put in. I recall watching that live and the sheer thrill of it. He did get a little help as Innocent Edbunike (Nigeria) who was leading with just 5 metres to go turned momentarily to see Franks coming up to his shoulder. It caused him to lose a little momentum and Franks just nudged ahead.

[christopherx]

Great comebacks but it seems the world has forgotten the Finnish athlete Lasse Virén and his race in the 1972 olympics, 10000m: He fell half way through the race, got up having lost 50 m to the leaders but still caught up with them and won - setting a new world record!
Edit: corrected the spelling, tnx for pointing it out.

[peterthayer]

Dave Wottle of the U.S., 1972 olympic 800 meters easily deserves to be on this list. Truly amazing comeback.

[baldobuczi]

I love the narrations in different languages.