sprinttider
Sprinttider is a Swedish term for the elapsed times achieved in sprint events within track and field. It is commonly used in Swedish athletics reporting to refer to the performance times of races such as 100 meters, 200 meters, and 400 meters, and also for indoor variants such as 60 meters. Times are typically expressed in seconds with decimal fractions, for example 10.34 s.
Measurement and records: In modern competitions, sprinttider are recorded with fully automatic timing systems that synchronize
Factors: Sprinttider depend on speed, acceleration, technique, reaction time, and the efficiency of the start from
Examples and context: World records in sprinting include 100 m, 9.58 s (Usain Bolt, 2009); 200 m,