Kittikorn Tangsucharitthum 8.25 seconds at Thailand Open 2009

I don't think it's worth making a thread for this...

Why not? This is a very impressive time. It's crazy to see the times being taken from the Japanese!

If you look here you can see how the Japanese have dominated of recent times. But now, if you look here you can see how they only have half of the records left! (No I didn't actually count, that is just a rough guess).
 
I don't think it's worth making a thread for this...

Why not? This is a very impressive time. It's crazy to see the times being taken from the Japanese!

If you look here you can see how the Japanese have dominated of recent times. But now, if you look here you can see how they only have half of the records left! (No I didn't actually count, that is just a rough guess).

lol as much as i like the japanese
i am happy they dont now have everything
like WW2 really
 
I don't think it's worth making a thread for this...

Why not? This is a very impressive time. It's crazy to see the times being taken from the Japanese!

If you look here you can see how the Japanese have dominated of recent times. But now, if you look here you can see how they only have half of the records left! (No I didn't actually count, that is just a rough guess).

lol as much as i like the japanese
i am happy they dont now have everything
like WW2 really

:O I'm japanese.
 
Sub 10 times, per person:
Erik Akkersdijk 8
Edouard Chambon 5
Harris Chan 4
Milán Baticz 3
Tomasz Zolnowski 3
Yu Nakajima 3
Yumu Tabuchi 3
Eric Limeback 2
Rowe Hessler 2
Adam Polkowski 1
Benjamin Sintes 1
Durben Joun Virtucio 1
Jean Pons 1
Kittikorn Tangsucharitthum 1
Kouetsu Ando 1
Mitsuki Gunji 1
Phil Thomas 1
Ron van Bruchem 1
Stefan Pochmann 1
Thibaut Jacquinot 1
Yohei Oka 1

Sub 10 times, per country:
Japan 9
Netherlands 9
France 8
Canada 6
Poland 4
Hungary 3
USA 3
Germany 1
Philippines 1
Thailand 1

Sub 10 times, per year:
2007 7
2008 26
2009 12
 
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