100m Collection (page 8)

Z. Tarnopolskaya
Z.Tarnopolskaya 100m, Helsinki 1994 17 August 1994 Date: 17 August 1994

English ladies swimming team - Stockholm Olympics 1912
The English ladies swimming team at the Stockholm Olympics in 1912, winners of the 4 x 100m race, wearing surprisingly revealing swimming costumes

Abrahams wins the 100m final, 1924 Paris Olympics
Harold Maurice Abrahams, CBE, (15 December 1899 14 January 1978), British athlete of Jewish origin pictured winning the 100 metre sprint final at the Paris Olympic Games of 1924

Helene Madison, 1932 Olympic Games
Helene Madison (June 19, 1913 November 27, 1970), American swimmer. She won gold medals in the 100m and 400m freestyle at the 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games, becoming, along with Romeo Neri of Italy

American sprinters on the podium, 1932 Olympics
Afro-American sprinter E. Dolan receiving congratulations after winning the 100m and 200m sprint races at the 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games. Pictured with R. Metcalfe in second place. Date: 1932

The finish of the 100 yard final at the Kent aA championship. 1939

Flight Connections Centre, the core of a 100m investment by Ba to help 16m Heathrow passengers change aircraft more easily

Austin Healey 100M, 1955, Green, metallic
Austin Healey 100M 1955 Green metallic

Sprinters. Three athletes seen during a 100 metre sprint race. From left to right they are: Ryan Harlan (USA), Alexei Drozhdov (Russia) and Thomas van der Plaetsen (Belgium)

Sprinters leaving their blocks
Sprinters. Eight athletes captured leaving the blocks at the start of a 100 metre sprint race. Third from right is Usain Bolt (Jamaica)

Sprinters at start of paralympics 100m C015 / 6809
Paralympic sport. View of the legs of sprinters before the start of the 100 metres race at the London Paralympics in 2012. Amputee athletes use special curved prosthetic blades to assist running

Paralympic sprinter on the blocks C015 / 6810
Paralympic sprinter on the blocks

Usain Bolt winning 100m gold, London C015 / 5904
Athletics. Usain Bolt (Jamaica) winning the 100 metres mens sprint gold medal at the 2012 Olympic Games in London

1912 Olympics 100m
Ralph Craig of the USA crosses the line first to win the 100m final at the Olympic Games in Stockholm, 1912. Alvah Meyer and Don Lippincott finished in second

1956 Austin Healey 100M in snow

1956 Austin Healey 100M by Palace House

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"100m: A Journey through Olympic Triumphs and Unforgettable Moments" In the thrilling finale of the 1924 Olympic Games, spectators held their breath as Eric Liddell crossed the finish line, claiming victory in the 400m race. Little did they know that this iconic moment would forever be etched in history. Fast forward to a snowy day outside Palace House, where an Austin Healey 100 stands proudly amidst a winter wonderland. Its sleek design and powerful engine symbolize speed and elegance, reminiscent of those who have conquered the track. Traveling back in time to 1912, we witness a historic event unfold before our eyes - the presentation of medals to remarkable athletes who competed fiercely in the exhilarating 100-meter sprint. Their determination and skill paved the way for future generations of runners. The year is now 1924 again, but this time it's Paris hosting the Olympics. Harold Abrahams sprints his heart out during the electrifying final of the men's 100m race. With every stride he takes towards glory, he inspires millions around him with his unwavering dedication. Jumping ahead to April 12th, 1992 at Wembley Stadium for Rumbelows Sprint Challenge Final; adrenaline fills the air as athletes push themselves beyond limits in pursuit of victory. The crowd roars with excitement as they witness sheer athleticism on display. London embraces its turn to host one of sports' grandest events - London 2012 Olympics. The iconic logo captures both tradition and modernity while celebrating unity through sport across nations worldwide. Shifting focus from track legends to swimming sensations: Aya Terakawa, Missy Franklin & Emily Seebohm make waves with their extraordinary performances alongside Matthew Grevers at various championships. These exceptional swimmers redefine what it means to be champions both inside and outside water. As we conclude our journey through moments that define excellence, we cannot forget the camaraderie and sportsmanship shared among athletes.