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That was an excellent kick by Kerr in the 1,500. 👍 Well done!

And kudos to Ingebrigsten for coming back to win the 5,000.
 
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And that's why you duck for the line - even after 10km!


Also, 31 minutes is about my target time for 5km - they are literally twice as fast as me, as well as keeping it going twice as long.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again - olympic events should have a "guest" from a local club, just to show how far above and beyond these superhumans really are.
 
What's with Jamaica? Now a 13 year old is running 10.6, that can't be right.

Is it safe to say everyone on that island is related to a sprinter at some level, its crazy.
 
Speaking of Jamaica this is hard to believe

Born in Jamaica 100m

lane

1.Herb McKenley 52 Olympic Silver.................roots to the tree
2.Ben Johnson 88 Olympic gold for Canada
3.Yohan Blake World Champion
4.Usian Bolt THE GOAT
5.Donovan Bailey 96 Olympic gold for Canada
6.Asafa Powell most sub 9,80's
7.Linford Christie 92 Olympic gold
8.Kistane Thompson 2024 Olympic silver

That's crasy especially with a populatin of just 3mill.
 
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone really is a generational talent.

Totally majestic WR holder for the 400 hurdles, turns to the flat, becomes world champion in that and sets what most now consider the clean WR - in damp conditions. Absolutely phenomenal and all things being equal should take down Koch’s WR in due course.
 
Keely Hodgkinson is another phenomenal talent. Just taken a second off the longstanding indoor world record for 800m.

Only a quarter of a second off her outdoor best. She’s already 6th on the all time outdoor list and some of those above her are questionable. She’ll be expecting to move up that list in the summer.

Reigning Olympic champion and 5 global medals in total.

Not even turned 24 yet. The best should be yet to come.

A true superstar who may well end up being generational.
 
At the Olympic Stadium today to see Josh Kerr take the world mile record into new territory.

This didn’t just happen, he’d been solely aiming to break it today for months, but still an amazing performance.
 

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