Over short distances (up to about 800m) a cheetah's sprint speed of nearly 100kph dominates, true. However, because they only maintain that for up to 30s, an augmented human moving at 75kph would be less than 10s behind at that point and might be able to catch up over slightly longer distances. I'm unsure the exact distance as I don't know offhand what running speeds a cheetah can maintain for longer than 30s and I'd also assume that cheetahs have better dodging agility than a human with giant springs strapped to their legs (and as per above hopefully some safety gear).
But I stand by my assertion that I want to imagine such a scenario.
Over short distances (up to about 800m) a cheetah's sprint speed of nearly 100kph dominates, true. However, because they only maintain that for up to 30s, an augmented human moving at 75kph would be less than 10s behind at that point and might be able to catch up over slightly longer distances. I'm unsure the exact distance as I don't know offhand what running speeds a cheetah can maintain for longer than 30s and I'd also assume that cheetahs have better dodging agility than a human with giant springs strapped to their legs (and as per above hopefully some safety gear).
But I stand by my assertion that I want to imagine such a scenario.