Day 5 Olympic Track Podcast Recap and Video Show: Karsten Warholm 45.94, Athing Mu 1:55.21 Gold
by LetsRun.com
August 3, 2021
Here what the athletes are saying in Tokyo.
Karsten Warholm won possibly the greatest Olympic race ever won in a 45.94 over Rai Benjamin in the morning session and then Athing Mu ran 1:55 to break the American record and get gold at 800, and Elaine Thompson Herah ran the best non FloJo time ever.
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by LetsRun.com
August 3, 2021
Day 5 is in the books from the Tokyo Olympics and the LetsRun.com crew breaks it all down.
Karsten Warholm won possibly the greatest Olympic race ever won in a 45.94 over Rai Benjamin in the morning session and then Athing Mu ran 1:55 to break the American record and get gold at 800, and Elaine Thompson Herah ran the best non FloJo time ever.
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