If that’s from the final then that’s ureal.
Another picture of the shoes untied, during 100m final. Wow.
For those interested:
http://www.athleticscoaching.ca/UserFiles/File/Sport%20Science/Biomechanics/Sprints%20&%20Endurance%20Events/Sprints/BS_Velicity_Dispersions_U_Bolt.pdf
Shows you what happens when scientists calculate but ignore the splits. .82 to 80, 83- 80 to 90 (actual), 84 (estimate) to 100 gives 9.63. Even .82s to the end yield 9.60 and these guys talk about 9.55 to 9.52. That requires closing splits of .795 at the end!!
To top it off, the projected picture of his finishing position isn’t nearly far enough in front of his actual finish to yield.14!
I agree that their numbers don’t make sense, but I think the projected picture is pretty close for a .14 second gap. Giving him 12m/s over the last split, means he’d have to be a bit less than than 1.7m ahead of himself. I could believe that in the picture.
Look at the illustration showing about a meter and a bit gain- .14 is 1.68 meters at 12mps.
(in the photo, you need the lines to be matched up exactly)