VCB wins London 100m

[Don1]

Reportedly a sizzling 10.86 with virtually no wind.

Olympics 100m start?

[Historian]

Shelly Ann Fraser!!

Reportedly a sizzling 10.86 with virtually no wind.

Olympics 100m start?

If you mean what I suspect you do, this is a good question, Don1.

However (based on my interpretation of your question), we both know the JAAA rules as far as the athletes chosen to represent us go. But truly, I am so very, very, very sorry that Veronica didn't qualify among the top three at trials last month!

Did you see Shelly Ann Fraser's race?!! Did anyone see Shelly Ann Fraser?!! This young lady is not joking; she is the real deal!! Trust me, 21-year-old Shelly Ann is a clear sign of the promising future that awaits Jamaica in sprinting dominance! Based on her form so far, which I expect will improve considerably by the finals in Beijing, she is quite likely to medal in the 100-meter dash!

Regarding Sherone Simpson, I was a bit depressed with her this year (remember, she was the fastest woman in the world in 2006), but yesterday's win in a strong 200-meter field sort of made me feel better.

Kerron Stewart's failure to make the finals of today's 100-meter dash was surprising, but so too was Lauryn Williams' failure.

[Peter R]

Supposing, just supposing, KS is not finding form and VCB keeps up her run of form....???? hmmmm?

[Don1]

If you mean what I suspect you do, this is a good question, Don1.

However (based on my interpretation of your question), we both know the JAAA rules as far as the athletes chosen to represent us go. But truly, I am so very, very, very sorry that Veronica didn't qualify among the top three at trials last month!

Did you see Shelly Ann Fraser's race?!! Did anyone see Shelly Ann Fraser?!! This young lady is not joking; she is the real deal!! Trust me, 21-year-old Shelly Ann is a clear sign of the promising future that awaits Jamaica in sprinting dominance! Based on her form so far, which I expect will improve considerably by the finals in Beijing, she is quite likely to medal in the 100-meter dash!

Regarding Sherone Simpson, I was a bit depressed with her this year (remember, she was the fastest woman in the world in 2006), but yesterday's win in a strong 200-meter field sort of made me feel better.

Kerron Stewart's failure to make the finals of today's 100-meter dash was surprising, but so too was Lauryn Williams' failure.

Agree with all.