you could be right donnie. it was amazing to watch...unbelieveable in fact.....i'd even go as far to say few 10K races (men or women) ever have seen a bolt/break-out like that...especially by a "team".
one report stated, "On Saturday Dibaba, whose first name means "you are good" in Amharic, was in imperious form, clocking a devastating 27 seconds final 200m to kill off the field".
i also read where the ethiopian women were glad to see Radcliffe break out and lead/set the pace....as they thought the race was going to be much quicker than it in fact was. it wasn't, hence on Q at the bell....turned on their Jets.
you could be right donnie. it was amazing to watch...unbelieveable in fact.....i'd even go as far to say few 10K races (men or women) ever have seen a bolt/break-out like that...especially by a "team".
one report stated, "On Saturday Dibaba, whose first name means "you are good" in Amharic, was in imperious form, clocking a devastating 27 seconds final 200m to kill off the field".
i also read where the ethiopian women were glad to see Radcliffe break out and lead/set the pace....as they thought the race was going to be much quicker than it in fact was. it wasn't, hence on Q at the bell....turned on their Jets.
Dunno, 30:24 is a decent time. The record (excluding the questionable chinese mark) is 30:01. I think Dibaba can 30.
