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YOU SEE THE SMOKE before you hear the gun, and 11 seconds later, it's over.

"Baaaaaaaaaaa!" screams Kelsey Nakanelua, unleashing all the energy and anticipation that 100 meters just wasn't enough to burn off, raising an arm and a finger and letting it out.

He had turned his head to see if they had caught him. They hadn't. And so it all came out of him then, in a loud and triumphant spectacle.

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"Yes! Yeah!"

"Lot of anxiety released," Nakanelua explained later. "Lot of anxiety."

For the fifth time, at the crowning event of yesterday's Punahou Relays, Nakanelua was Hawaii's Fastest Human, the winner of the open 100-meters.

He'd wanted to win.

He wanted that title back, the one he'd held from 1995 through '98. He wanted to hold off the challengers that are gunning for him, continually gunning for him, looking to knock him off.

The unofficial clock on the scoreboard read 10.41 when it was over, which would have been a new record, breaking the one (10.6) currently held by Nakanelua and