O'Sullivan 'not giving up track'

Sonia O’Sullivan has dismissed suggestions that she is giving up track competition, insisting next year and in 2004 she will be challenging for more honours at the world championships and then the Olympic Games in Athens.

O'Sullivan 'not giving up track'
Mon, 09 Sep, 2002 - 07:14

Sonia O’Sullivan has dismissed suggestions that she is giving up track competition, insisting next year and in 2004 she will be challenging for more honours at the world championships and then the Olympic Games in Athens.

O’Sullivan deservedly earned the world 10-miles record with a sensational performance to win the BUPA Great South Run in exactly 51 minutes.

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