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EPelle, you're amazing! I just finished watching on Eurosport, but my TV and computer are in separate rooms. But even if I were watching and writing at the same time, I couldn't get all that information down! Wow!
I almost wrote a SHOUT! Bislett gratuitously insulted Marion Jones about her not being welcome when they'd known for a long time that she wasn't coming. Then Chryste Gaines! Hypocrisy!
Quick estimate of Greer's AR in Amurican: 286-8.
W5000 WR, like men's, badly paced. Pacemaker went out in 67.70, soon slowed to 72s. Abeylegesse surged a 66.70 after pacemaker quit, tried to maintain, couldn't, was down to 72s again. Gutsy run, even more amazing when one thinks back to how untouchable all those Chinese records seemed to be. Geb's records were always amazing, but never questionable and never "inhuman."
Edit for your report: An exclamation point (!) after the 59.9 for 8th lap of men's 5000 (Wondinu).
I am glad it was shown on Eurosport, too -- I missed a load in both the men:s and women:s 5,000 as the tv programmer must have said, ah, great time for a commercial break! Thanks for the details you filled in!
400m –
>Men –
Tim Benjamin Britain out fast at 200m – 45,58. Rest of field except
>Benjamin and a long-haired guy in either lane 6 or lane 7 died on the
>homestretch.
Long haired guy is Jermaine Gonzales, Bolt's training partner, 3rd in 400m WJC 2002 45.8+ aged 18 at the time
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