The Little Moon Residence

The women’s 100m world record was a record set by the Russian gold medalist Yelena Isinbayeva in the women’s 4x100m relay at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. The event was run in six heats and finals, with a final being held in the Olympic Stadium for all of the medals to be awarded. The previous record was held by the 2004 women’s gold medalist Veronica Campbell-Brown.

There has been a lot of focus on womens world records recently, and it’s certainly not surprising that Isinbayeva is the latest to break the record. She’s also the third female to do it, and the first to do it outdoors (last year at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, Jessica Ennis-Hill broke the record in the 3x100m at the World Championships in Daegu).

This is an important milestone as the world record is basically a record of who is faster. The women’s 100m world record holder is currently the American Amy Williams, who is 7 seconds slower than Isinbayeva at this moment in time.

The first time a woman has set the women’s world record was in the 10,000-meter race at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. But that was an individual race and not a relay. However, the women’s relay team at the 2012 London Games broke the world record and is currently the third fastest team to do so.

It’s a very interesting story. I don’t know exactly what went wrong, but I don’t think it was her technique or nothing. She was getting up to speed very quickly, so maybe she thought she was doing well. We’d still like to get her a medal.

Well, I can’t say I’ve ever seen a team perform better than the women’s relay team at the 2012 London Olympics.

The London Olympics were the first Olympics to be held with a 100m standard. The official world record for the event is 1 minute and 31 seconds (held by the Netherlands in 2000), but the fastest times are achieved by the Netherlands in 2000 and USA in 2008. The current record is held by the United States, who managed to beat the world record in 2012 by more than two seconds.

Its actually a pretty amazing feat for a women’s relay team. While the USA team managed to beat the world record by a margin of just over 0.1 seconds, the Dutch record was beaten by almost a half second. The Netherlands have a great history of having very fast female relays. They won the first Women’s 100m in 1980 and their women’s 100m world record was set in 2008 by Jenny Smith, so this is a very impressive feat.

The Netherlands have a decent track record for women relays. They first set a world record for the 100m in 1982 by just over 12 seconds and in 2008 they broke that record again by almost a second to win the women’s 100m world title. With their team of six, they would probably be able to break the world record in pretty short order.

However, it’s not just the Netherlands that have a good track record for women’s relays. They’ve been doing this for a long time, and women’s relay champions have been the U.S., Russia, Turkey, China, and more.