The times are not legit in a sense. The wind was really swirling, but we'd all agree that the wind reading of -4.8 was definitely not accurate:
I am so good at sniffing stuff out. It just seemed a little too good to be true.
rojo wrote:
I am so good at sniffing stuff out. It just seemed a little too good to be true.
How? Omanyala has run 9.77.
All that really matters with the Kenyan sprinters is how they fare vs the rest of the world. Forget times it's who have you beat, what have you won? That will tell the real story.
Too much put into times anyway, what matters is winning. Been tons of world record holding sprinters where it's.......who? Talk to me about 100m WR holder Oliver Ford, yep, ya can't.
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