Mini Usain Bolt: 7-year-old leaves track competitors far behind as he sprints 100 meters in a blazing 13.48 seconds
Rudolph "Blaze" Ingram is a 7-year-old who felt the need for speed and decided to run after it. The boy is 1.5 seconds closer to being the next Usain Bolt, who is the fastest man on Earth, and he's still in elementary school.
In a new video that was posted on the Florida sprinter's Instagram page on February 10, the child shows that he has improved since the extraordinary 100-meter race that he completed in 14.59 seconds last August. The recent video that was posted shows that the boy can now run the same distance in a blistering 13.48 seconds and even dash 60 meters in just 8.69 seconds.
Daily Mail compared this feat to Jamaican sprinter Bolt who has recorded the fastest human foot speed in his 9.58-second run in Berlin a decade ago. The athlete moved at a blinding rate of 27.8mph (44.72kmph) when he finished the 20-meter distance between 60 meters and 80 meters in 1.61 seconds.