Usain Bolt remains the fastest man on earth over 100 metres.
An incredible simulation pits eight-time Olympic Gold medalist Usain Bolt against an average human and cheetah.
Bolt is still the fastest man on earth over 100 metres, having ran the race in 9.58 at the World Athletics Championships in 2009. His previous best was 9.69 until he bested it in Berlin. In that same sprint, the Jamaican recorded an insane top speed of 27.8mph [44.72 km/h]. The average person would typically take around 15 seconds to cover such a distance and so 'Reigarw Comparisons' decided to see how' a race would pan out.sees us have the view of the humanBolt clocks in at his world-record time of 9.58 - the number he wears on the back of his shirt every time he plays at Soccer Aid.Make no mistake about it, that time is absolutely rapid. But then, a cheetah is able to sprint in an insane 5.65 seconds.
The fastest animal has a frightening top speed of 75mph and finishes the race just short of four seconds quicker than Bolt.
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