By World-Track Report Member | Published on September 20, 2009
Put together by a member of the World-Track and Field Website team members. This is usually done by an in house member with able assistance from someone or an agency reporting from outside.
BEIJING, China – Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and Usain Bolt anchored the Jamaican women’s and men’s respective teams to gold medals in the 4x100m at the World Championships on Saturday.
Great Britain’s Dwain Chambers rocketed to the gold medal in 6.48seconds to win the men’s 60m dash at the World Indoor Championships. Chambers’ time is the fastest in the world this season and he got home ahead of American Mike Rogers and Daniel Bailey of Antigua who finished third. But it was all about one…
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Said it before and I’ll say it again. Tyson is a 9.70 man without wind! add 2.0m/s and this is what you get. If there was no Usain we would not here the end of this from the Americans.
AMERICAN’S AREN’T REALLY INTERESTED IN THE PERFORMANCES OF TRACK ATHLETES, WHETHER THEY ARE AMERICAN OR FROM SOME OTHER COUNTRY.
This is not true. Track and Field is one of my favorite sports to follow
AMERICAN’S AREN’T INTERSTED IS WHAT I MEANT TO SAY