Su's career started with his entry into the Guangdong provincial track and field team in China, known for its history of producing outstanding national-level Chinese short distance sprinters and warm weather year-round which is conducive to outdoor track training.

Su Bingtian is a Chinese track-and-field athlete who in 2015 became the first Asian-born sprinter to run the 100 meters in under 10 seconds. At the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo (held in 2021 because of the COVID-19 pandemic) Su became the first Chinese athlete to qualify for the finals in the 100 meters.

苏炳添，男，汉族，1989年8月29日出生于 广东省 中山市 古镇镇古一村 [113]， 广府人 [114]， 国际级运动健将 [219]，中国男子短跑运动员。 暨南大学 体育学院副教授， 硕士研究生导师 [126]。 暨南大学2017届国际经济与贸易专业硕士研究生、 北京体育大学体能训练学院 博士研究生 [1] [123]。 男子60米、100米亚洲纪录保持者 [2] [175]。 2007年，苏炳添进入广东省队，两年后进入国家队。 2012年在 伦敦奥运会 男子100米比赛中，成为首位晋级奥运会男子百米半决赛的中 …

2021年8月2日 · Chinese sprinter Su Bingtian was already one of Asia’s fastest men when he clocked 10.06 seconds in a 100-meter race in 2013. But he wanted to be faster. Feeling stagnated at an age when most...

2023年12月16日 · Su Bingtian etched his name in the record books in 2018 when he clocked 9.91 seconds in the 100 meters at the IAAF Diamond League meeting in Madrid. This made him the first Chinese sprinter to break the elusive 10-second barrier, a feat that had long been a goal for Chinese athletics.

Chinese track-and-field athlete Su Bingtian focused on the 100-meter sprint. In 2015 he became the first Asian-born sprinter to run the 100 meters under the 10-second mark, with a finish time of 9.99 seconds.

2021年8月3日 · Clocking an Asian-record 9.83 seconds in Tokyo on Sunday, Su became the first Chinese to reach an Olympic 100-meter final, shattering the notion that Asians are not built to succeed in an event long dominated by the West. Su was ultimately let down by a slow start out of the blocks in the final to finish sixth in 9.98.

Special Notes Torchbearer within the Olympic Stadium at the Opening Ceremony of the 2022 Winter Olympics (Torch bearer within stadium) Listed in Olympians Who Won a Medal at the Summer Universiade (0–0–1 2011 Shenzhen ATH bronze: 100 m) Listed in Olympians Who Won a Medal at the World Athletics Championships (0–1–0 2015 Beijing silver: 4×100 m relay) Listed in Olympians Who Won a ...

2015年10月24日 · Su Bingtian made history this year by becoming the first man in China to break the elusive 10 seconds barrier for 100 meters not once, but twice. He ran 9.99 in Eugene, followed by another 9.99 (-0.4) at the 2015 Beijing World Championships semi-finals which qualified him for the finals.

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