Michael Johnson is the best (as he was when he was running) but not a complaint about a single one of them. Always good analysis, no stupid questions or thick takes.
Michael Johnson is the best (as he was when he was running) but not a complaint about a single one of them. Always good analysis, no stupid questions or thick takes.
Just been reading more about Tigst Assefa's Berlin Marathon run: it might be the greatest marathon performance ever by man or woman. To completely demolish both the world record and a field of top class runners the way she did is unbelievable.
Agreed. Shame the fancy trainers get a mention in the report in a way that suggests they helped ‘unduly’. Rich of me to say that of course as no doubt she could outpace me round the block wearing a pair of diving boots. Overall I’m getting, at a very low key level, back into watching athletics. Good for my kids to watch it as the sportsmanship is overall really admirable. As mentioned in the thread above, the coverage is normally really good too.
Former world champion James Magnussen agrees to take banned drugs in an attempt to swim faster than a world record.
www.bbc.co.uk
I'm not quite sure how I feel about this.
The juvenile in me is quite interested to see how this sort of thing goes compared to non-doped athletes. However, the grown-up realises there is a big safety concern.
It would be more than amusing if there was no discernible difference!
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