Sprinters Collection

Olympic 400m race finish 1924, Eric Liddell
End of the 400 metres final at the 1924 Paris Olympics, showing Scot, Eric Liddell, crossing the finish line first. Liddell was made famous in the film, Chariots of Fire. Date: 1924

Frank Wykoff at the 1932 Los Angeles Olympic stadium
Frank Clifford Wyckoff (1909 1980) was an American athlete and triple gold medal winner in 4x100 m relay at the Olympic Games in 1924, 1928 and 1932

Athletes using various techniques at the start of the mens 100 metres at the Olympic Games in Athens, Greece
6000188 Athletes using various techniques at the start of the mens 100 metres at the Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, 1896 (coloured photo) by Greek Photographer

Lord Burghley engaged to Lady Mary Montagu-Douglas-Scott
David George Brownlow Cecil, 6th Marquess of Exeter (1905 - 1981), Lord Burghley, athlete, sports official and Conservative party politician pictured at the time of his engagement to Lady Mary

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

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

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

Start of a 100 Metre heat, 1948 London Olympics
The start of a 100 Metres heat. The runners from right to left are: Haukur Clausen (Iceland), S. C. Lines (Bermuda), C. Silva (Chile), B. O. Lovina (Philipines), E. Macdonald Bailey (Britain), and A

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"Sprinters: Racing Towards Glory Through the Ages" Witnessing history unfold, the Olympic 400m race finish of 1924 left spectators in awe as sprinters pushed their limits. The iconic Los Angeles Olympic stadium of 1932 set the stage for Frank Wykoff's breathtaking display of speed and determination. Amidst whispers of love, Lord Burghley's engagement to Lady Mary Montagu-Douglas-Scott added a touch of romance to the world of sprinting. In a moment etched into sporting folklore, Abrahams triumphed in the electrifying 100m final at the 1924 Paris Olympics. Transporting us back in time, a vivid reconstruction reveals Ancient Athens' grand Stadium where sprinters once competed for glory. Unveiling an early glimpse into athletic prowess, a colored photo captures athletes employing various techniques during the start of men's 100 meters at the inaugural Olympic Games in Athens, Greece (1896). Proudly representing their nation on that illustrious podium, American sprinters basked in glory during the unforgettable moments of the 1932 Olympics. Harold Abrahams' name became synonymous with excellence as he blazed his way through tracks worldwide with unmatched speed and grace. From London to Tokyo and beyond, modern-day sprinters continue to captivate audiences with their explosive starts and lightning-fast strides. Whether it be at Paralympics or mainstream events like C015 /6809 or C015 /6810 respectively; paralympic sprinter showcases immense talent from blocks. In every era and on every track they grace, these remarkable individuals embody sheer power and relentless determination as they strive towards greatness – forever reminding us why we are all drawn to witness their incredible feats on this exhilarating journey called life.