> From an AP report on the GWG 5000: > > "The track and field program at the Goodwill Games witnessed probably the slowest >5,000-meter men's race in a major championship. > > The men's 5,000 field of five Kenyans, including world champion Richard Limo, and >two Ethiopians, including Olympic gold medalist Million Wolde, > made a farce of the race.>> Farce?! I'd pay good money to see a race like this any day of the week. Had far more going for it than any of the ludicrous rabbit-5Ks they staged on the GP Circuit this year. This is the essence of REAL racing; see who blinks first. Anybody who thinks times have to be fast for a race to be meaningful don't appreciate the sport to the fullest. gh
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