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Jamaican Champion Oshane Bailey The Fastest In Second Round 100m

Jamaican champion Oshane Bailey looked to be cruising when winning his heat of the men’s 100-metres quarter-finals.

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By Gary Smith

Jamaican champion Oshane Bailey looked to be cruising when winning his heat of the men’s 100-metres quarter-finals.

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Bailey, who defeated Michael Frater to win the Jamaican title earlier this season, clocked a swift 10.12seconds to qualify fastest from the second round.

“I am performing very good right now,” he told BBC Sports after his race.

“Tomorrow I am just going to go out there, listen to what my coach say and execute the race and hopefully I will make the finals.”

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Fellow Jamaican Lerone Clarke also looked very impressive when he produced a solid 10.19secs to take his race.

“I was just looking to do enough to qualify and not to run too fast as yet.

“Tomorrow I am just going to go to semis and try to make the finals and then after that its all gold.”

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Mark Lewis-Francis of Great Britain ran 10.15secs to win his heat.

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3 Comments

  1. Stewart Spencer

    October 6, 2010 at 10:38 am

    I hope Oshane’s coach reminds him that it is not important to have the fastest times in the qualifying rounds. Good luck to both him and Clarke. I wonder how the other Jamaican did.

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  2. Angela

    October 7, 2010 at 9:41 am

    Just read where Oshane made it to the finals of the 100m, but has pulled up during the semis.

    Hope it’s nothing major and he’ll figure prominently into the finals.

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  3. Angela

    October 7, 2010 at 9:47 am

    Congrats to Lerone Clarke on winning the 100m. Well done.

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