Speed is one of the most exciting yet contentious aspects of rugby. Fans loves to argue over ranking the fastest SIx Nations players, even though television pictures are often the only.
There’s a reason why the 100m world record holder is known as the fastest man or woman alive, so it makes sense to use times clocked by rugby players to determine the quickest in the game.
We don't have a speed for new England winger Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, but we have no doubt. he'd be in the conversation for a medal.
Here are the top three fastest 100m times ran by the fastest Six Nations players.
Is there a better wing in world rugby than France superstar Damien Penaud? The Clermont Auvergne speedster has the perfect blend of power, pace, and finishing prowess.
SILVER MEDAL: ANGE CAPUOZZO (ITALY) — 11.5 (100m)
Capuozzo's exceptional X-factor and running skills set him apart from others. Every time he has possession of the ball, there's a sense of excitement as he could create a moment of magic at any moment.
With excellent vision, he effortlessly breaks through defensive lines and either goes solo or sets up a teammate.
Anything dangerous that originates from Italy in this year's Six Nations is sure to have Capuozzo's involvement.
GOLD MEDAL: DARCY GRAHAM (SCOTLAND — 11.1 (100m)
The diminutive speedster was clocked at 10.69 metres per second (23.92 mph). That puts him ahead of Capuzzo and Penaud.
Damian Penaud
Arguably the finest winger on the planet, expect Penaud to be crossing the try line this year on multiple occasions
27 tries in 24 games
France v Ireland
Two tries 13/2