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Satisfied? That should be celebrated...it's a surprise.

See? It's as if Bolt just ran 8.94

Probably

It's a British athlete, in Great Britain. No freaking way this is gonna be called a world best instead of a world record (and probably a very prestigious one, which all of the athletics world is excited about now) at least until the weekend is over

Yesterday was fun, but now in London we have a world record in the most prestigious and highly competitive event ever! The 28 year old WR in the men's 3000m race walk is gone!

Bram Tankink did some maths yesterday in Belgium's evening talk show about the Tour de France ('Vive le Vélo'), about the average weight of riders in the top-20 of the GC 2005: 68.6kg 2010: 66.7kg 2017: 63.0kg Not that it says much with such a small sample, but still, interesting

That is excellent news no matter what you think of any nation. Also, possibly not entirely unrelated:

Echelons!!! Echelon alarm!!

Nope, because I've never really trained running (apart from always a few times per year and then waiting for another year) or any other sport for that matter. Now I'm exercising a lot and I've added one or two running trainings per week to it since this month. My very first running goal was simply being able to run for 12 minutes straight, doing at least 2000 meters (which someone of my age (27) and health (no problems) should easily be able to do of course). I managed 2,14km yesterday, I'm taking it step by step until at least 2,5km Progress is progress, no matter how small

I doubt it. Women's steeplechase only became an Olympic event in 2008 after being added to the world championships in 2005. I'm not saying going from 8:58 to 8:52 to 8:44 is all perfectly normal, but it's not strange for an event to make big steps in the 10-15 years after it became a main event, just because before (in this case) 2005 simply not enough athletes were interested and really pushing each other to the limits. I think we'll see the same thing happen with the women's 50km race walk, where I expect the WR to be shattered by a big margin more than once before 2030.

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You forgot the 'hide' '/hide' parts, 100% certain that people are going to forget to add that

That's what they say now.....wait until strange reports start coming out of Alexandria. This is a new Netflix show in the making right there.

It was already more than two weeks ago since we had a rather long blackout, but luckily we didn't make it to three weeks!

Well those were 22 nice tied seconds

Let's go

Ah, the classic "my doping was in my tap water" excuse.

What I meant was that for bobsleigh to be on it, first it would of course have to be in the USA or Canada So: If it's there and if they also decide to add bobsleigh, then etc

By being on a capsizing boat.

Add curling/mixed doubles curling and you've got yourself a firm bronze medal candidate And if it's in the USA or Canada and bobsleigh is on it, Brazil might have a shot as well if Edson Bindilatti stays active

Hey, apparently this is live on the Eurosport Player, cool

Lysenko, welcome to the 2.40m club!

Happy 21st birthday Noah Lyles, tied 8th on the all-time ranking

Goule destroying her PB (which with 1:57 is really not bad) by one and a half seconds