who made the fastest century?
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why same question agan and again and again
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Bill Gates\n\n#1  William Gates III  United States  50.0 Billions
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the speed = distance/time
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Mark Wohlers was recorded at 103 mph!
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It depends on your frame of reference.  Relative to the Earth, the fastest speed man is capable of is probably 10km/s, that's 1/30000 the speed of light.
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the record speed is 210 held by bill elliott since aprox. 1985.  top speeds in practice this year are about 193 and probably average about 188mph.  sure hope that helps, good question!!!
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The answer above by OneRunningMan is amazingly interesting.\n\nI doubt that his answer can be topped!
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In time, sure.... but I believe the 100m record will stand for decades until anyone gets close.\n\nThe 200m time is more likely to be challenged. I hate to say it, but I believe Flo-Jo was juiced, but these weren't so far into the atmosphere that they can't be surpassed...in may be 20 or 30 years, but they will be.
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+1997 Sep 25  Thrust SSC    Andy Green         714.14 1142.62\n +1997 Oct 15  Thrust SSC    Andy Green         763.04 1220.86\n\nThis is the current land speed record as near as I can tell. \nSo this would be the fastest car ever. It went faster than the speed of sound.
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Men: 3 minutes and 26.00 seconds by  Hicham El Guerrouj (MAR). He done it on 14/07/1998.\n\nWomen: 3 minutes and 50.46 seconds by Yunxia Qu (CHN). She make it on 11/09/1993.
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91-92 MPH on average. I think he's been clocked at 94 before. And no, it can't go back in time. Without a time machine, anyways.
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As of 2005, Barbara Blackburn is the fastest typist in the world, according to The Guinness Book of World Records. Using the Dvorak Simplified Keyboard, she has maintained 150 wpm for 50 minutes,
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Well, let's see. Since you've selected 1949 as your starting point, this would preclude the '48 London Olympic games.\n\n1952 - Josey Barthel of Luxemboug won in 3:45.1 \n\n1956 - Ron Delany of Ireland won in 3:41.2\n\n1960 - Herb Elliot of Australia won in 3:35.6\n\n1964 - Peter Snell of New Zealand won in 3:38.1\n\n1968 - Kip Keino of Kenya won in 3:34.9\n\n1972 - Pekka Vasala of Finland won in 3:36.3\n\n1976 - John Walker of New Zealand won in 3:39.17\n\n1980 - Sebastian Coe of Great Britain won in 3:38.40\n\n1984 - Sebastian Coe of Great Britain won in 3:32.52\n\n1988 - Peter Rono of Kenya  won in 3.35.96\n\n1992 - Fermin Cacho of Spain won in 3.40.12\n\n1996 - Noureddine Morceli of  Algeria won in 3.35.78\n\n2000 - Noah Ngeny of Kenya won in 3.32.07\n\n2004 - Hicham El Guerrouj of Morocco won in 3.34.18\n\nSo, what we can say is:\n\nThe times improved from 3:45.1 to 3:32.07, well off the current world record of 3:26.0\n\nOne World record was set by Herb Elliot 3:35.6\n\nThe fastest winning time was 3:32.07 by Kenya's Ngeny.\n\nMost of the races were tactical in nature, thus most of the times were well off the the WR or the athletes's PRs. (Especially in 1976, 1980 & 1992)\n\nKenya has won 3 golds, Great Britian and Australia has 2 each. \n\nEurope has produced 6 winners, Africa has 5, and Australia/NZ has 3.
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www.fastestmillionares.com
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I think it should be Jack Hobbs of England.\n\n61760 runs in First class cricket. No ODIs or List A matches played.\n\nIncludes 199 centuries.
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Well The Question is --- First man to score a double century in tests against India -------------- Not In India or for India.. lol\n\nAnswer : W R Hammond (England) - 217 Runs Vs India at The Oval in 1936
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There is nothing like topspeed record holder but as I have observed F. Massi drove his Ferrari to a topspeed of 348.7kmph in Silverstone, British Grand Prix. I think the Renaults faster than Ferrari this year.