Beamonesque has to take the cake. Flojo's 10.49 is not
anywhere to be found on any list. Haye's anchor is big,
but so is 19.32, but so are Warnerdam, Zatopek, Owens,
Bubka, but for pure adreneline, nothing tops Wottle
running down Arzanov in cold war 1972.
Bob Hayes' 4x1 anchor in Tokyo
By began running two years ago, we must equate
with began training seriously as a world-class marathon
runner two years ago? I could buy that. But he had to
be doing some kind of regular running before that, yes?!
Makes you wonder if genetics (and altitude) don't
account for about 90% of the
