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13.31 (-1.3m/s) PB is a very good performance. 13.44 for Clarke is also good.
JEH clocked 2:11.46 in the 800m, so she scored 6733. Another 100 points or so will be needed to win in Rio, which is doable for her. |
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Pozzi taking a smidge off his PB. Just the confidence booster he needed, that.
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13.31 (-1.3m/s) PB is a very good performance. 13.44 for Clarke is also good.
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Jess Judd! I forgot about her!
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Laura Muir a class apart as expected. Laura Weightman making hard work of 2nd place. What's up with Crammy's coaching?
![]() That's the poorest race Sarah McDonald has run this year. She never really gave herself a chance. You can't give the Lauras a 10m head-start. |
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Weightman's a scrapper, I'll give her that. That was a gutsy last 50 metres.
Muir's left her far behind though and is clearly in a different league. |
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Think Laura Muir will be praying that the Russian/Kenyan ban holds.
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Congrats to the comeback girls, Steph & Eilish! Both big battlers and I'm chuffed for them.
Steph very smooth over the last 2 laps. Covered the last 600 in 1:35.6. |
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With those long ol' legs, Eilish looks quite impressive in full flow. She should've ditched the steeplechase years ago. Glad she's on her way to Rio.
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Think Laura Muir will be praying that the Russian/Kenyan ban holds.
Though best hope is third behind Hassan and Dibaba Quote:
Jess Judd! I forgot about her!
She is still only 21 so hopefully she will soon discover the correct event for be body type. |
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Perry SD breaks down!
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Gutted for PSD.
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So, is Emily Diamond the new Star of British 400m instead of Seren Bundy-Davies?
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Gotta feel for Anyika Onuora, you'd suspect Ohuruogu will be selected in the 400. Onuora always seems to just miss out, whether it be 200 or 400.
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The right two are going to Rio, but not in the order I would've guessed.
Still not convinced the PSD hype was ever justified. And does Christine really deserve that third spot? I'm not convinced.
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Very impressive win for MHS.
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MHS is back under 45 seconds - about time too.
(44.88 SB for the win)Let's hope he stays fit for the season's major this time. |
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Great run that from MHS.
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The right two are going to Rio, but not in the order I would've guessed.
Still not convinced the PSD hype was ever justified. And does Christine really deserve that third spot? I'm not convinced.1, Her personal best for 400 flat is 50.50 (when she was still a hurdler) so much better than Anika, Emily and Seren's. Even this year she ran 52.43, not bad after two and a half years out injured! |
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Why the hell are posts disappearing or taking minutes to show up?!
Anyhow, 23.11 (-0.1m/s) for DAS, 23.13 for Henry. Winning time was surprisingly slow... |
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Oh yes, what a jump for Jazmin!
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Jazmin Sawyers off to Rio with a 6.75 PB!!!!!
No individual Long Jump place for KJT now unless Proctor or Ugen get injured. Lets hope Kat won't need it anyway and can medal in the Hep! |
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Jodie destroyed at the start as always, and then has to play catch up, which is always a losing battle. Desiree almost had Dina, just not quite enough endurance over the longer distance perhaps. Let's hope the better weather in Rio enables Dina to actually run to her full potential. She's not impressed me this season. Quote:
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I disagree. 1, Her personal best for 400 flat is 50.50 (when she was still a hurdler) so much better than Anika, Emily and Seren's. Even this year she ran 52.43, not bad after two and a half years out injured! |
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The right two are going to Rio, but not in the order I would've guessed.
Still not convinced the PSD hype was ever justified. And does Christine really deserve that third spot? I'm not convinced. her pb in the 400 metres hurdles would have been good enough for silver in the last world champs, the one before that she was 2nd fastest qualifier for the final she was injured in, eilidh doyle has the chance for a medal in the 400h at this years olympics and psd was consistently better than her in every race and i say that as a Scot. shes done well to come back from an inury that has taken her three years to get over and who knows what kind of form she will be able to get back into but if she had managed to avoid injury there was clearly the potential to win multiple gold/silver medals in world and olympic championships,
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I stand by my PSD views. If she'd avoided the Moscow injury she would've been a global force. Now, the world's moved on and the comeback hype doesn't work for me.
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Perry SD breaks down!

(44.88 SB for the win)
her pb in the 400 metres hurdles would have been good enough for silver in the last world champs, the one before that she was 2nd fastest qualifier for the final she was injured in, eilidh doyle has the chance for a medal in the 400h at this years olympics and psd was consistently better than her in every race and i say that as a Scot. shes done well to come back from an inury that has taken her three years to get over and who knows what kind of form she will be able to get back into but if she had managed to avoid injury there was clearly the potential to win multiple gold/silver medals in world and olympic championships,