Dragon

I see there has been some complaints about a drone flying over the arena. I wonder if it's anything to do with that? Christopher Wahler had a problem with this. “But then he spooked at something when I tried to get in trot after entering the arena – there was a drone flying up there and I don’t know if it was that or something else, I have no idea, but for some reason I didn’t get the trot

In the UK 7 minutes advertising per hour. Of course the BBC has famously never played a paid advert in its 70 years of history

Men's Javelin You have to go for Zelezny... Men's Featherweight Boxing This may seem like an odd choice but I go for the 1908 champion Gunn. He has an astonishing story. He was so dominant in the 1890s that the English governing body asked him to retire so that other boxers could have a chance at winning things. So he retires for 12 years then, at 37 when most boxers are long past their best, he makes a comeback especially for the Olympic Games and he wins the gold quite easily Men's Flyweight Boxing Perez of is one of the all-time greats of boxing Men's Wrestling - Freestyle Bantamweight Not a sport I know a lot of about but it seems Beloglazov would have been a 3 time champion if the Soviets had gone to LA Men's Wrestling - Freestyle Bantamweight I'm not qualified to make a choice

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electoral_symbol#:~:text=Indian lotus.,the national flower of India.&text=Right hand with its palm side facing front. "In 1957, a more unfortunate candidate had a chicken for his symbol. The would-be politician brought a chicken to the voting booth where the unfortunate bird fell prey to local vultures. Hence, the Sanmarg article concludes, the candidate lost: “why would the people vote for somebody who is not even able to protect the chicken?”"

But surely you know how smooth Brexit has been for the UK...

A useless piece of trivia here. Ben Llewellin is the son of David Llewellin who used to race in the World Rally Championship

One of my colleagues is going to set up a weight/height version of the age records page https://www.olympedia.org/statistics/age

I bet you prefer to keep your money in the Cayman Islands instead of Grenada.

We'll have to look at this and made any appropriate changes

Lightest medalists Xin Wang F CHN DIV 2008 28kg Li Lu F CHN GAR 1992 30 kg Mariya Filatova F URS 1976 GAR 30 Patricia Moreno F ESP GAR 2004 31 Loredana Boboc F ROU GAR 2000 32

Shortest medalists Same as gold medal list except Kim Zmeskal F USA GAR 1992 also 139

Shortest gold medal winners Li Lu F CHN GAR 92 136cm Mariya Filatova F URS GAR 76 136 Xin Wang F CHN DIV 80 137 Oana Ban F ROU GAR 04 139 Dominique Moceanu F USA GAR 96 139 Loredana Boboc F ROU GAR 2000 139 Joe DePietro M USA WLF 84 140

Heaviest medalists Chris Taylor M USA WRE 1972 183kg Dmitry Nosov M RUS JUD 2004 175 Ali Davoudi M IRI WLF 2020 168 Leonid Zhabotinsky M URS WLF 1964 163kg Lasha Talakhadze M GEO WLF 2016 160 Behdad Salimi M IRI WLF 2012 160 Vasily Alekseyev M URS WLF 1976 160

Heaviest gold medalists LeonidZhabotinsky M URS WLF 1964 163kg LashaTalakhadze M GEO WLF 2016 160 BehdadSalimi M IRI WLF 2012 160 VasilyAlekseyev M URS WLF 1976 160 DanielStåhl M SWE ATH 2020 155

Tallest medallists Arvydas Sabonis M URS BKB 1988 223cm Tommy Burleson M USA BKB 1972 223cm Viktor Pankrashkin M URS BKB 1988 220cm Vladimir Tkachenko M URS BKB 1980 220cm Dmitry Musersky M RUS VVO 2012 219

Sorry for the delay. Tallest gold medallists Arvydas Sabonis M URS BKB 1988 223cm Viktor Pankrashkin M URS BKB 1988 220 Dmitry Musersky M RUS VVO 2012 219 David Robinson M USA BKB 1992/6 216 Tyson Chandler M USA BKB 2012 216 Sergey Kovalenko M URS BKB 1972 216 Shaquille O'Neal M USA BKB 1996 216

If you're old enough to remember the rock group Thin Lizzy, you may realize why she has the nickname Dim Lizzy....

Or you could call it another North Carolina A & T University doping fail....

The lake they used for rowing in 1984 no longer suitable, correct?

I'd say Coe is the best leader World Athletics has had in over 40 years. That may sound like I'm praising him, but to be honest, if you had put a potato on the end of a stick, smeared it with dog muck and set fire to it, you'd have a more appealing president that Nebiolo or Diack who preceded him.

Bad news for You are now the obvious place for to invade...

Earnie Shavers, the 1970s boxer known as the hardest puncher ever in the sport, has died at the age of 78

Why Japan and Switzerland ahead of Ireland?

You mean West Slovakia?

Except for the part about being covered in frogs and leeches...