The men’s 800m final at London 2012 wasn’t just fast, it was historic. ⏩ Kenya’s David Rudisha set a world record that still stands today, while the top three all ran faster than the previous Olympic record! 🥇🥈🥉 #Olympics | Olympics

119K views · 1.9K reactions | Men's 800m final during Kenyan Olympics trials  Emmanuel Wanyonyi - 1:41.70 Wycliffe Kinyamal. -1:42..50 PB Koitatoi Kidali. 1:42.66. PB Congratulations  . #Paris2024Olympics #ParisOlympics2024 #ParisOlympics | Kenya sports | Facebook

273K views · 9.4K reactions | #ThrowbackThursday David Rudisha Breaks World Record - Men's 800m Final _ London 2012 Olympics | Barnaba Korir | Facebook

56K views · 634 reactions | Rudisha Breaks World Record - Men's 800m Final Doing it the Kenyan way! | Kenya rising | Facebook

198K views · 1.9K reactions | Gold and Championship record  Emmanuel Wanyonyi  layed down a marker to win the men’s 800m at the #WorldAthleticsU20 Championships in a time of 1:43.76! | World Athletics | Facebook

It’s been called the race of the Games, up there with the likes of Bolt’s golden double in Beijing and the blistering 800m world record set by David Rudisha. In the men’s 400m hurdles, Norwegian Karsten Warholm stormed to victory, breaking the world record as he became the first man to go under 46 seconds with a time of 45.94. Read the highlights from Tokyo here: https://bit.ly/2TWzzBs (Credit: Instagram/runnsphere) | Men's Health Australia