Yeah sometimes you get surprisingly fast Python programs or surprisingly slow Rust programs, but if you put in a normal amount of effort then in the vast majority of cases Rust is going to be 10-200x faster.

I actually rewrote a non-trivial Python program in Rust once because it was so slow (among other reasons), and got a 50x speedup. It was mostly just running regexes over logs too, which is the sort of thing Python people say is an ideal case (because it's mostly IO or implemented in C).