Recent 3D simulations have generated interest in hypothetical races involving top athletes, including Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Usain Bolt, and Olympic gold medalist Noah Lyles. In a race simulation between Ronaldo and Messi, Ronaldo emerged victorious, clocking 11.15 seconds compared to Messi's 11.95 seconds, despite the rivalry having subsided according to Ronaldo. Another simulation showcased Bolt racing against an ostrich, where the bird won with a time of 7.3 seconds, while Bolt finished in 9.58 seconds. Lyles was also featured in simulations against Bolt and NFL star Tyreek Hill; in both cases, Bolt won the 100m race, and Lyles outperformed Hill in longer distances, recording times of 9.79 seconds and 19.35 seconds respectively. These simulations highlight the enduring fascination with speed and competition among elite athletes, even as they explore different sports and rivalries.