Let's watch Bob Beamon as he charges down the runway first time out and takes off in striking fashion to land way out where no man has even dared dream of before at an extraterrestrial WR of 8.90 (2.0) to nail Olympic gold sight unseen in the LJ in Mexico (A) 57 years ago today. He then takes a second attempt at a 'mundane' 8.04 and opts to call it a competition, way beyond anyone else, for the final to be reduced to a battle for the minor medals thereon. German Klaus Beer reaches a NR of 8.19 a

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50K views · 1.1K reactions | Il y a 5️⃣5️⃣ ans, Bob Beamon battait le record du monde de saut en longueur à Mexico 1968. Son saut de 8,90 mètres était hors du temps et reste le record olympique le plus ancien de tous les temps. ✨ | Olympics | Facebook