A 100-meter race between Kylian Mbappe and the best female sprinter is depicted in a 3D simulation.
In a simulation, Kylian Mbappe faced off against Sha’Carri Richardson of the USA, the silver medallist in the 100 meters at the Olympics in Paris.
One of the fastest football players in the world, Kylian Mbappe, competed against Sha’Carri Richardson of Team USA in a 100-meter race in a 3D simulation.
It is thought that Mbappe, who is currently playing for Real Madrid after leaving Paris Saint-Germain, once achieved a speed of 36 km/h on the field.
One of the world’s fastest men, Usain Bolt, has taken notice of the France international and called him “very fast” due to his lightning-fast turn of pace.
Around a year ago, someone decided to create a 3D simulation of Bolt racing Mbappe on the track and saw the video go viral online.
And another YouTuber has followed suit by putting Mbappe up against one of the current sprinting stars.
Richardson became one of the fastest women in history aged just 19, running 100 metres in 10.75 seconds to break the record at the NCAA Division I Championships.
She won two gold medals at the World Championships in Budapest in 2023 before claiming one silver (100 metres) and one gold (4x100m relay) in her Olympic track debut in Paris in the summer.
But how did she fare up against Mbappe? MotionAthlete did the speed comparison last month and accrued nearly 50,000 views.
To give Mbappe’s 100m time, the YouTuber used four different methods for the calculation and it averaged out at 10.81 seconds.
Mbappe, with his signature running style, then completed the race in the aforementioned time.
But then Richardson was added into the mix and the two went head to head.
The two were neck and neck in the early stages after the gun sounded but then the 24-year-old pulled away and claimed the victory with a time of 10.65 seconds.
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