The Dingo wrote:
And El G beat Ngeny plenty of times prior to his 2000 Olympics loss.
But I'm sure he just wasn't expecting someone he had beaten so many times to out kick him. He could have, and should have, won.
God you're dense.
I see what you are implying. It takes more than physical ability to win races. Since I assume there is no supernatural force at play, mental fortitude is the other important factor. Thank you for clearing that up.
How often do we see a lapped 10k runner drop a 62 with two laps to go?
Gary Oldman wrote:
How often do we see a lapped 10k runner drop a 62 with two laps to go?
Irrelevant question
What's important is what Ejigayehu saw or did not see on the track that day.
Wowzass wrote:
Genzebe Dibaba
Outdoor
5000 metres 14:18.86 (2015)
The Wikipedia reference has an error.
Should be:
Outdoor
5000 metres 14:28.88 (2014)
http://www.iaaf.org/athletes/ethiopia/genzebe-dibaba-226511