Mon, 12 Jul, 2004 - 16:16
America’s sprinters have sent a message to the rest of the world from the US Olympic trials: You have no chance in Athens.
That was their conclusion following yesterday’s 100 metres final in Sacramento, California, in which the top four finishers all ran under 10 seconds in 96-degree heat and with no wind.
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