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Athletics: British sprinters still upbeat

Dwain Chambers and Christian Malcolm have both targeted medals in the 200 metres after seeing Maurice Greene confirm his status as the world's greatest sprinter.

Athletics: British sprinters still upbeat

Mon, 06 Aug, 2001 - 10:04

Dwain Chambers and Christian Malcolm have both targeted medals in the 200 metres after seeing Maurice Greene confirm his status as the world's greatest sprinter.

Chambers finished fifth and Malcolm seventh as Greene claimed his third successive world 100m title in Edmonton.

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