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Weir and Jason Young
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I think Shelly Ann running too. Not sure when...if I see it, I'll post it for you.Comment
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Thanks CB
7/5th of all people do not understand fractions.Comment
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de bolt race mek mi
how mi heng back an watch de race himself den decide fi jine een an tek ova.
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CB
Pere niceniss
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I hope Weir stays healthy.Comment
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Blessing.....
Okabari Win the ladies 100 m race.... in a Bolt like manner... came out slowest and won...
Tuffy and my boosted athlete..
The Pocket Rocket was fourth....Her initial kick was poor.. start was ok... she accelerated...
Blessing I am backing for the 100m, 200m and Long jump.....
Mo Farah just win the 3000m... He is an interesting character... even his origin is shrouded in mystery, he has a twin brother in somalia... they wont call him his full name Mohammed Farah on the BBC...Last edited by Wahalla; 07-27-2013, 11:47 AM.Comment
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bwoy wi good...
Racers Track Club a run relay 4X 100 gainst the world... dat is class!!!
Forsyte, Kemar, Weir, bolt...Comment
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Bass dem win it to ratid..
And british athelte drap deh battan...
But bolt change the baton from hand to hand.. 37.75Comment
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100 m with Shelly Ann
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Relay that Wahalla mentioned. can hardly see a see that a gwaan...only the last leg from Weir? to BoltComment
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Interesting Race
Dis is interesting... dem fi add David Rhudesha to the challenge!!!!
Usain Bolt accepts Mo Farah challenge of 600metres track duel
Monday 29 Jul 2013 7:Usain Bolt has accepted Mo Farah’s challenge of a mouthwatering showdown between the track superstars in a rarely-run one-and-a-half lap race.
British distance specialist Farah, the Olympic champion over 5,000m and 10,000m, yesterday dared the Jamaican sprint sensation to take part in the duel at the wekend after the pair lit up London’s Olympic Stadium again with commanding victories at the Anniversary Games.
Farah, 30, suggested a race, in aid of the pair’s respective charity foundations, over 600m or 800m,saying: ‘Are you up for that? Come on, you’ve got to do it. Let’s get it on.’
And the world’s fastest man Bolt, 26, has not shied away from the offer.
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The Olympic champion and world-record holder over 100m and 200m said of Farah’s challenge: ‘That sounds fun. It’s going to be hard but it’s charity so it’s all about fun and enjoyment. I’m up for anything, anything’s possible.’
Bolt, though, will only take up the gauntlet over 600m – and not definitely not 1500m – a distance over which Farah clocked a new British record this month in Monaco.
Quizzed about a 1500m battle, Bolt added: ‘It’s way too far. Six hundred for sure I can try because I’ve done 600m in training.’E: Bolt’s a hot favourite with bookies to beat Mo58 am
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