LRC The Week That Was We do our best to try and break down the action from last week on and off the track. The professional track and field circuit got underway in Doha, Qatar with some stunning performances by Allyson Felix and David Oliver, but we were most impressed with Augustine Choge running the last 500m of the 3k with one shoe and still winning the final 4 way sprint. The big news on the domestic front was the Andrew Wheating and Boaz Lalang bandwagons really got rolling at the Oregon Twilight. Wheating in 3 weeks has gone from unheard of to a contender for the NCAA 1500 crown and possibly an Olympic berth. Travis Padgett blasted a sub 10 100. On page 2 of our weekly recap, we take a loot at Brian Sell, Ritz, Paula, and a prominent coach leaving DI for DIII. Plus, our weekly drug news (but no pictures of heroin needles like last week), thread of the week, and some major props to a high school girl who won a state title in Texas by herself.
Video Highlights of the Doha Qatar Meet 12.95 for Oliver, Allyson Felix double, David Rudisha 800, Augustine Choge in 3k with 1 shoe.
Bekele to Go For World Record 10k Attempt at Pre Meet 9:30 am for the start which is crazy. But it's too late to move the start time of the meet because it's on national tv.
Steve
Cram Says Give Paralympians Their Due (A Paralympian Qualified for the Regular
Olympics in Swimming)
19
Year Old Brit Harry Aikines Aryeetey Runs 10.19 PB in Italy He would barely be noticed in America.
Mizuki Noguchi Wins Sendai Half Marathon in 1:08:25in Final Race Before Her Olympic Marathon Defense Noguchi versus Paula versus Ndereba vs Deena (vs the heat) makes for a great race in Beijing. IAAF
Lengthy Article Where Steroid Dealer Angel Heredia Shows His Ties to John Smith, Mo Greene, and Larry Wade Times of London On the boards: So Mo was clean we he won the Olympics, just not after?
Ryan Hall, Deena Kastor Running Bolder Boulder on Memorial Day
Brian Sell Wins Gate Fifth Third River Bank Run 25k, US 25k Champs The years Sell has won the US title here he has gone on to have a very successful season. Paige Higgins won the US women's crown and Kalin Ritzenhein was 5th American. *Results *Ritzs' Baby Gets Baptized
Modesto Relays Recap (Jenn Stuczynski 15' 5", Christian Cantwell 71 Feet, KD 1:47, Michelle Perry Injured, Lauryn Williams Sprint Double) *Results
Liu Xiang Wins in Osaka IAAF
Outdoor Season Underway: *Subscribers Watch on Demand on WCSN.com Doha Super Grand Prix: Allyson Felix 10.93, 49.83, David Oliver 12.95 Augustine Choge Wins 3k With One Shoe *Results Oliver's run was stunning. His reaction time was .22 seconds. If he had a better reaction time he could have set the world record. Oliver's pr before today was 13.08. Felix was equally impressive with double wins and 100 PR on the fast track (last year she ran 11.27 and 50.40). Jeremy Wariner ducked out of his matchup (or perhaps he was never entered , the previews of the meet don't seem to have the right competitors) with LaShawn Merritt, who won the 200 in 20.08. Kaki wasn't in the 800 (as the official IAAF preview said) but the other teen sensation David Rudisha was and he won in 1:44.36 as 4 guys broke 1:45. But in terms of guts, the performer of the day was Augustine Choge who won a collision marred men's 3000m in a world leading 8:32.01. More impressively he ran the final 500 (maybe 900) with 1 shoe. Nonetheless he outsprinted everyone included the super fast Edwin Soi (guy who got double World Athletic Finals wins last year). Truly incredible. On the boards: David Oliver 12.95 @ Doha *Allyson Felix 10.93/49.83 -
More Track Action: Lashinda Demus, Damu Cherry Run World Leaders in Hurdles in Martinique IAAF
Anorexia Info
*High Schooler California State Champ Sarah Sumpter Speaks Out About Anorexia Ignoring the problem isn't a good idea. Great to see such a young girl with such courage.
*2 Year old New York Times Article on Alex DeVinny's Death Includes a Quote from US Star Emily Brown
Profile Of Super British Sports Psychologist Steve Peters The man will have a role in a huge number of medals in Beijing. Peters, "You use similar principles with a person off the street to an athlete -
all you're doing is getting the optimal beneficial functioning for a
human being. That's my job: to make people function as well as possible
and in the way they want to."
This Weekend: *Fifth Third River Bank Run Running Strong
*Sell leads mens field for USA 25 km Championships
Brian Sell Going for 3Peat at River Bank Run US 25k Champs Sell is battling a sore hip. There is a nice panel discussion Friday at 6pm with Sell, Ritz, and Boston champ Greg Meyer and Amby Burfoot.
LRC The Week That Was Once again we go behind the scenes and give you the scoop on last week's action. We officially get the David Rudisha bandwagon rolling, praise the amazing Günther Weidlinger, give a big thumbs up to Emily Brown and Scotty Bauhs and a big thumbs down to US 1,500 runners, while praising the ageless Kevin Sullivan. And our anti-drug talk reaches an all-time high (or low) as instead of doping we skip to the heavy stuff and talk about heroin.
$25,000 Medtronic TC 1 Mile Is Thursday in Minnesota The race has developed into the 2nd richest road mile in the country. $4,000 for first and $10,000 for first under 4:28 or 4:00. A stacked field that includes Steve Sherer and Tiffany McWilliams is expected. The meet promoters have emailed us and have confirmed Carrie Tollefson's participation.
More Usain Bolt News Wednesday's Quote of the Day: "The idea was to force him to go in the direction of the
400.. I told him last year that if he broke the Jamaican record
in the 200, 19.8 something, I would allow him to run one 100. He broke the record (running 19.75 seconds) and he said:
'You've got to keep your promise'." -Glen Mills, Usain Bolt's coach,
*Bolt's Coach Needed Convincing To Let Usain Bolt Run 100 Meters His coach always wanted to move Bolt, who ran 45.35 for 400 at age 16 towards the 400, and only let him run a 100 if he broke the Jamaican 200 meter record.
*Jamaican Old Sprint Stars Donald Quarrie and Raymond Stewart Praise Bolt's 9.76 Quarrie still thinks Bolt could be a 400 meter star.
*Bolt: 'I didn't know I was going that fast.'
Simply Amazing
One Legged Natalie Du Toit Qualifies for Regular Olympics In Swimming Move over Oscar P.
LRC Robert Cheruiyot: The Best Marathoner in the World?
No
(It's Martin Lel) After
thinking about it for 2 days, it's obvious to us that Cheruiyot can not
be deemed the top marathoner in the World because four of his World
Marathon Majors wins have come versus the weakened fields in Boston.
Goumri would be undefeated in his marathon career if he raced the
fields Cheuiyot has been up against. Plus we remember the time just 2
years ago when Meb Keflezighi was the favorite to win Boston.
On the
boards: My 11 year-old son wants to run a half-marathon:
Good idea or not?
*Longest sub five streak -
2008 Boston
Marathon Post-Race News Watch The Replay Commercial Free
on WCSN.com
Boston and New York Both Appear To Want Trials Back
(With Changes)
Mainly it looks like they (particularly the cash strapped Boston) don't
want to pay $1 million to host them.
*Another look at Cheruyiot's Win in Boston He described why he made his move early in the
race instead of waiting for the hills. "For me, it was better to kill
them before. When the lion wants meat, he has to kill."
*Runner-Up
Abderrahime Bouramdane Had Trouble With His Sock That Gave Him Blisters
A class act as he congratulated
Cheruyiot for his win.
*Runner-Up
Alevtina Biktimirova Pleased With Her Effort in Boston
*Alabama Athletes Run With Lance Armstrong
LetsRun.com
Women's Recap New Ethiopian Star Dire Tune Wins Epic Duel A day after the women's US Olympic marathon trials,
it was only fitting that the women put on a remarkable show on Monday.
In the end, after the fastest 2nd half ever (70:36), Dire Tune
edged Alevtina Biktimirova by 2 seconds in the
closest
women's race in Boston's legendary history. However, to defeat the
tough Russian she had to run the last mile faster than the men's winner.
LetsRun.com!
2008
Boston Marathon Photos
*2008
Boston Marathon Photos from Victor Sailer 75
more photos added including good race action photos
*Message Board Thread On Race
*IAAF: Robert
Cheruiyot Wins 4th Boston
*AP: Tune
wins women's race at Boston Marathon in thriller
*Hanson's-Brooks Nicholas
A. Arciniaga 1st American Male (10th - 2:16:13)
*Former Drake Runner and Current Med Student Ashley Anklam Is Firs American Female Finisher in 2:48.
*Lance Armstrong Lance
Recaps His 2008 Boston Marathon (Video and text)
He had high praise for the Boston crowds: "Boston
was a pleasant surprise. I expected the crowds to be great but they
were about ten times what I expected"
*AP
Article on Lance's Run Lance talks about the Boston
hills.
Olympic Trials:
LetsRun.com:
Deena
Triumphs in Boisterous Boston It was an incredible day on the streets in Boston.
The fans turned out in droves to cheer on America's finest and Magdalena
Lewy Boulet made it interesting by opening up nearly a 2
minutes lead
before Deena Kastor came from behind for the win.
We give you all the analysis, talk about Deena's strategy (no miles
over 5:25), and more (Joan
Benoit's final competitive marathon)
*LetsRun.com! Boston Women's
Olympic Trials Photos
*4
Minute Highlight Video of Post Race Comments
(Deena, Magdalena, Blake
Russell and Joan Benoit all give their take)
*Victor
Sailor Photos link fixed. Photos rearragned. A few
captions added.
More coverage:
*USAToday
article by Dick Patrick
*Joan
Benoit Article in NY Times
*Olympic
Trials Coverage *Splits
for Every Mile Here
*LestRun.com Message Board Thread
Here
*Watch on Demand Here
LetsRun.com
London
Men: Lel
Leads 3 Under 2:05:30!!!, Ryan Hall 2:06:17
Ryan Hall
Goes Through Halfway on World Record Pace
The 2008 Flora London Marathon will be remembered for a long time. The
lead pack of 9 went through 5k at 14:21 (2:01 pace). They continued
together (yes, all 9) through halfway on world record pace (1:02:13).
Ryan Hall then went to the front soon after and asked the pacemakers to
go FASTER. Soon Hall was off the back, but he would catch the
leaders briefly again and go on to run 2:06:17. (Until Sunday, only 7
guys had ever run under 2:06:15, now 11 have.). Up front, it came down
to a 3-man battle over the final mile before Martin Lel
got his 3rd straight World Marathon Major win over the final quarter
mile as he led 6 guys under 2:07 and to $50,000 bonuses each.
Recap, photos, video above
This Guy Has
Totally Won Back Our Respect
Maasai
Warriors Finish Marathon link fixed One of them
went back to the course and finished the race a day after being forced
to go the hospital after a ceremonial wrap cut off his circulation. He
said, "It was very important for me to do this. This is what I came to
England for."
LetsRun.com Ryan
Hall Reflects On his Incredible Run We tell you (and let you watch) what Ryan, his dad,
his grand-dad, his coach and even Martin Lel had
to say about Ryan. Lel was full of praise for the
American and shocked by Ryan's attempt to get the pacemakers to go even
faster. If Hall didn't already have your respect,
he does after reading this article as he pays homage to a throwback
type of guy - Steve Jones. Text and Video.
LetsRun.com
Video: Ryan
Hall Talks About His 2:06:17 at the 2008 Flora London Marathon
*More
LRC London Videos Here
*Photo Gallery
LetsRun.com Ryan Hall's
Coach Terrence Mahon Assesses Ryan's Chances "I would not be surprised
if he won the race on Sunday" We
sat down and talked to Mahon about Ryan Hall's meteoric rise in the
marathon, expectations for Sunday, the pressure Mahon feels in coaching
Ryan and Deena,
the mental side of coaching, the 1:02:30 half way pace, and much more. Text
and video above.
LetsRun.com!
Wejo
Speaks: Friday in London (With Ryan Hall) Wejo
goes behind
the scenes and tries to give you a little glimpse what's it's like
marathon week in London. Ryan tried to keep himself entertained by
watching a match race over 800m between his wife Sara and
his coach, Terrence Mahon.
LetsRun.com!
London
Tidbits Bank
of America Chicago Marathon inks with Nike, Paul Tergat's military
commitment, Kenyan athletics
taxes, Kenny B and of course Alan Webb.
LetsRun.com Ryan
Hall:"The Future"(And Present?) Western Civilization's great hope received the
compliment of a lifetime at Wednesday's press conference when reigning
Olympic champ Stefano Baldini called him "the
future" and said he could win "a lot of medals." Hall himself seemed
full of optimism and certainly didn't try to downplay expectations for
Sunday. "Last
year I proved I can do it through 23 miles (37 kilometers). This year,
my expectations have grown from that."
*Video
Highlight of Press Conference at link above.
LetsRun.com Flora
London Marathon Men's Press Conference The greatest marathon of the year is Sunday and
we're there to bring you the action. Only in London is the field so
loaded that the 2nd fastest marathoner from the year before (Emmanual
Mutai) is not invited to the press conference. How can that
be? Because London has Ryan Hall, Martin Lel, Luke Kibet,
Stefano Baldini, Sammy Wanjiru, Abderrahim Goumri, Felix Limo, Hendrick
Ramaala and others. The piece includes video from Lel and
Wanjiru.
LRC: Photo
Gallery from Wednesday
*Stefano
Baldini's Marathon Show Rolls On
The 36-year-old doesn't think he can win in
London but he's hoping to defend in Beijing.
*Paula
Radcliffe Offers Training Tips and Gives Insight On Her Rebound From
Injury Radcliffe missed 8 weeks due to her toe
injury but has been back running for two weeks now and is feeling good.
*Nice
IAAF Profile of America's Great Hope Ryan Hall
The author points out that in less than a year, Hall has gone from a
marathon virgin to being annointed as "the future" by the defending
Olympic champ. Remarkable. Hall: "I certainly believe I can win."
RYAN HALL 2:09:02
Ryan
Hall put on one of the most impressive performances ever in
American marathoning history, as he destroyed
the field and coasted to victory in an incredible 2:09:04 (after a
1:06:17 1st half, yes that's a 1:02:47 2nd half on the hills of Central
Park) on the very difficult NYC course. Dathan Ritzenhein
ran a very impressive 2:11:07 to get 2nd while Brian Sell got
the 3rd Olympic spot in 2:11:40. Former World Record holder Khalid
Khannouchi ran a very gutsy race to finish 4th.
Ryan Hall is the real deal in case you didn't know. Here are his 5k
splits on the very difficult NY course to prove
how incredible he is at the marathon: 16:44, 15:41, 15:27, 15:12,
15:05, 14:48, 14:28. Yes that's right a 14:28 from 30 to 35k. Hall
pumped his fist, pointed to the heavens, and waved to the crowd the
final mile savoring the incredible run and still ran a 15 minute 5k
pace for the final 7.2k (14.56 from 35 to 40k)
*Results
Race
Recap From RunnersWorld's Amby Burfoot Amby did an
excellent job covering the lead up to the Trials so it is fitting we
link to his race article.
*NBCOlympics
Recap of 2008 Olympic Marathon Trials: Triumph and Tragedy
*Quotes
*Video: Watch the on Demand (For
Free, Skip to Any Crucial Point Instantaneously. Thank you NBC)
*Post
Race Press Conference Videos Top 3, Meb,
Culpepper, Khannouchi, Lehmkuhle
*Dathan
Ritz Quotes
*Brian
Sell Quotes
*Khalid
Khannouchi 4th at Trials A great great run for
Special K. He got 4th hobbling around the park.
*Photos Excellent ones from letsrun.com message boarders
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World
100 Record Holder Asafa Powell Backin Training after Suffering Chest
Injury
Mexican
Marathon Team Announced for Olympics Their Olympic Trials race was a 30k this past weekend. Considering the marathon starts at 20 miles, we're not sure what we think of this.
NY
Times Looks at Violence in Kenya and How It Has Affected Runners
Derartu
Tulu Running Next Weekend's Manchester Bupa Run She'll be up against Catherine Ndereba.
A
Few Rugby Clubs May Still Be Interested in Dwain Chambers
More Weekend Action: Michigan: Nick Willis Runs 1:47.01 to Beat Nate Brannen, Andrew Ellerton *Men's Results *Women's Results
More on Padgett: Travis Padgett Runs 9.96 - Clemson's star is now #2 in the world
Post Qatar News: Injury During Warmup Made Jeremy Wariner Withdraw from 200 in Qatar *Allyson Felix to Focus on 200, Then 100 and Relays at Olympics
Girl Wins Texas High School State Team Championship by Herself The smallest division but super impressive. Long jump, high jump, discuss, 100, 200.
Oregon Twilight: Andrew Wheating Blows Away Field Final 200m to Run 3:38.60 at Oregon Twilight Meet The Oregon soph's run was super impressive. In our minds he managed to upstage Boaz Lalang and Barrack Obama. Obama showed up and did a hurdle in his suit. (Runnerspace video to the left). The Legend Grows: Boaz Lalang 1:45.15 Dominating Victory in Oregon. On the boards: Andrew Wheating 3:38.60!!!!! More: Wheating, Obama Surprise Oregonian * Prerace Article on Wheating Oregonian
Paula Radcliffe Doing the Rounds in Britain: *Times of London Interview She reveals she had a toe injury during her NY win. She talks about how we need more funds for anti-doping, how she has voluntarily given old blood profiles to the IAAF, and how it will be a "disaster" if she under performs in Beijing. *Guardian Interview: (She's reveals she's training in a humidity room, swallowing thermometers to measure her body temperature, and that she chanted her daughter's name to outkick Gete Wami at the ING NYC Marathon. You even learn how wide her pelvis is)
Another Mid-D Phenom?
Boaz Lalang Profile We already think he's a phenom. Now others seem to agree. *Message Board thread here *Older Message Board Thread On Who Is Boaz Lalang?
Photo by Andrew McClanahan PhotoRun.net
Shalane Flanagan Talks About Her American Record America's superstar talks about how good she felt during the race, her goals coming in, the 5k vs the 10k, her thoughts on what she'll run in Beijing, and her incredible training partner Shannon Rowbury. Plus, she shows she's human by revealing she had some negative thoughts in her head during the race. And don't expect to see her move to the marathon soon. *MP3 Audio Podcast With Shalane *Shalane Flanagan's American Record Gets Article in USA Today *Shalane Flanagan Gets Press in NY Times *San Francisco Chronicle Article on Shalane Flanagan
Yesterday: LRC Stanford: Shalane Flanagan, Kim Smith Put On a Show, Flanagan Smashes American Record (30:34.49)!!! Americans Bernard Lagat, Brent Vaughn, Scott Bauhs Impress Shannon Rowbury Rising Fast, Kevin Sullivan Still Going Strong *Results Shalane Flanagan and Kim Smith put on a show for 25 laps on Sunday night and in the final 200 Flanagan came out on top smashing the American record (30:34). Smith had to settle for a Kiwi record (30:35). Other highlights included Bernard Lagat running a 56 second last lap to win the men's 5000m (13:16.29) and being followed by Colorado senior Brent Vaughn in a stunning school record 13:18.46; Craig Mottram blowing away the field to win the men's 10,000m (27:34.48) as DII American star Scott Bauhs hit the Olympic "A" standard. The men's mid-d races were somewhat of a letdown as no Olympic "A" standards were hit in the two "equal" 1500m sections. (Although Kevin Sullivan continued to do what he was doing when Nick Symmonds was eight years old and new miling sensation Andrew Wheating did win the men's 800). Shannon Rowbury dominated the women's 1500 and showed she is a fast emerging American star. *Results More Coverage: *Flotrack *Runnerspace *Photos *Race Results Weekly Recap
Michael Johnson In Paris To Promote Paris Golden League - Says 200m Record Harder To Break Than 400m This is the 10th anniversary for Paris and they have a great ambassador for each event (El Guerrounj1,500, MJ 400, etc). MJ says the biggest obstacle is athletes limiting themselves.
Great Sprint Action Set For Saturday's Jamaican Grand Prix In the men's 100m, Usain Bolt, Wallace Spearmon and 2003 world champ Kim Collins will face off. Tyson Gay in the men's 200m.
2004 Track & Field Gold Medallists: Where Are They Now? An interesting look at each of the 2004 gold medallists reveals only a small handful are likely to repeat.
LRC The Week that Was: April 24,
2008 We go behind the scenes and give you our
exclusive take on this past weekend's action which was centered in
Boston. We have some praise for the BAA and the fans
in Boston, praise for the 152nd
qualifier for the Olympic Marathon Trials (who went on to
finish 5th), and praise for some 45+ year-old women.
But don't worry we're still criticizing the BAA for being in the dark
ages and are critical of the TV coverage in Boston.
Plus, Mt. Sac, the ACC meet, and the big event of
the week, the LetsRun.com Puma Party in Boston.
2008
Boston Marathon Men
LRC
Robert Cheruiyot Destroys Field And Joins Bill
Rodgers As a 4-Time Winner
After a
slow opening two miles, Robert Cheruiyot put on
quite a show as he wheeled off 17 straight miles at 4:53 or better
including a 4:36 19th mile that mile that fnished his only reamining
challenger, Abderrahime Bouramdane. His performance
in the middle miles was incredible. Recap, photos, post-race comments.
*LetsRun.com! 2008
Boston Marathon Photos
*2008
Boston Marathon Photos from Victor Sailer 75
more photos added including good race action
*Message Board Thread On Race
*IAAF: Robert
Cheruiyot Wins 4th Boston
*AP: Tune
wins women's race at Boston Marathon in thriller
*Hanson's-Brooks Nicholas
A. Arciniaga 1st American Male (10th - 2:16:13)
*Former Drake Runner and Current Med Student Ashley Anklam Is Firs American Female Finisher in 2:48.
*Lance Armstrong Lance
Recaps His 2008 Boston Marathon (Video and text)
He had high praise for the Boston crowds: "Boston
was a pleasant surprise. I expected the crowds to be great but they
were about ten times what I expected"
*AP
Article on Lance's Run Lance talks about the Boston
hills.
Boston Video:
*Watch the
Race on WCSN
*Post Race Press Conference: Robert Cheruiyot, Abderrahime Bouramdane, Khalid El
Boumlili Share Their Thoughts
*Lance
Gives His Take
Kenyan
Editorial: Pick
Kenyan Olympic Marathon Team Now We agree. How
about we do it for them with zero hesitation? Lel, Wanjiru an
Cheruyiot. Don't even think about anyone else.
*Paul
Tergat Steps Aside For Youth And Pulls Himself From Olympic
Consideration
They should
do this everywhere
Austria To Criminalize Posession of PED's
LetsRun.com Boston
08 LetsRun.com Party Photos The party hosted by Puma was a
smashing success. A packed house as those passionate
about running (from ages 5 to 65+) came to celebrate a great weekend in
Boston. LetsRun.com fans celebrated with Rojo, Wejo, Matt Taylor, and a
few legends in the sport, including former marathon world record holder
Steve Jones and Olympic Silver Medallist Sonia
O'Sullivan. The Harpoon beer was flowing,
DJ Inkognito kept things going and contrary to popular
opinion there was a healthy mix of males and females. The reviews were
excellent. "It's refreshing not to see the same 50
people (industry insiders) at a party." "Most favorable female to male
ration I've seen in a long time."
Non Boston
News: For
the First Time in His Career Wallace Spearmon Has a Plan
You'll Be Hearing About This For a Long,
Long Time
*Maurice
Greene, HSI Linked to Steroids A
few HSI athletes have been caught doping in the past (Larry Wade the
most notable), but this NY Times article brings to
print some of the rumors some of you may have heard. And it is a sad,
sad day for American
sprinting if true.*Times
Of London Story on Maurice Greene Being Accused Of Doping
Maurice Greene Defends Himself He says he never used drugs but did pay for
teammates bills without asking what it was for. Greene:
"This is a bad situation for me. My name's come up in something and
it's not true."
LetsRun.com London
Women: Mikitenko Wins Crazy Women's Race The
women's race went totally
not according to form. German Irina Mikitenko was
the surprise winner. The race went out slow, then picked up, then
slowed back again. Then Gete Wami wiped
out at a water stop, nearly knocking her own teeth out, fell back off
the back, then battled back only to get dropped again as Mikitenko
threw it down the final 5k. And a perfectly sunny day turned into a
cold rainstorm at times. Text, Photos, and Video
Other London Coverage: *Yelling
Makes GB Team: A great moment when she looked rival
Hayley Haining in the eye at 19 miles,. Amazingly both ended up happy
as both PRd.
*British
Men Could Run 25 Miles, Everyone Else 26.2 Miles And They'd Still Lose
in London
*World
Marathon Majors Point Standing - Lel has a huge lead. Wami's is
narrowed by Mikitenko s
*Dick
Patrick of USAToday Writes About Ryan Hall
*American
Ryan Hall mixes it with Kenyans
*AP
Story on Ryan Hall: Hall Confident About Beijing Chances
*Quotes
From The Top 3 In London
*Gas
Leak Causes London Marathon to be Diverted
*Paula
Radcliffe Talks About Her Beijing Preparations
*Jon
Brown Blasts UK Performance Director Dave Collins The
4th placer in the marathon at the last two Olympics absolutely rips
Collins - a man who somehow managed not to show up at world cross
country last month when it was in Scotland..
101 Years Old, Still Smoking,
Running, and Drinking: Buster
Martin: "I'm not worried about the fags because I'll carry them with
me. Everyone says smoking kills but it's taking a long time in my case" The 101 year old legend plans on smoking while
running Sunday's London Marathon.
US
100k is Saturday - Greg Crowther To Defend Title
*Nice
Profile Of Greg Crowther The microbiologist
thinks of how to cure malaria while racing
Marion Jones' 8 Relay Teammates Told To Return
Medals
The IAAF
told Jerome Young's teammates to do the same thing
but lawyers stopped the IAAF from making them do it.
LetsRun.com
2007 World's Coverage:
*Sunday Homepage Ndereba marathon
*Saturday
Homepage
*Friday
Homepage Tyson Gay
*Thursday
Homepage Lagat
*Wednesday's Homepage
Lagat
*Tuesday's Homepage Bekele 10k
*Monday's Homepage Tyson Gay
*Sunday's Homepage Dibaba/Goucher 10k
*Saturday's
Homepage Kibet
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