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Ohhh dear.
Is that disqualification?
Ohhh dear.
I think it probably is, aye.Is that disqualification?
Never seen that before. Fucker.I think it probably is, aye.
BBC notably quiet on the German objection that Cram mentioned...
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I think it depends - there was no distance advantage, and as long as they haven't obstructed another runner then you can step out of your lane on the outside.I think it probably is, aye.
BBC notably quiet on the German objection that Cram mentioned...
At least a couple of athletes have been DQ'd earlier in these chaps for stepping on the line of the lanes; you're just not allowed to do it, simple as that.Never seen that before. Fucker.
I will hold onto this until told otherwise!I think it depends - there was no distance advantage, and as long as they haven't obstructed another runner then you can step out of your lane on the outside.
BBC is saying nothing.At least a couple of athletes have been DQ'd earlier in these chaps for stepping on the line of the lanes; you're just not allowed to do it, simple as that.
I don't think BBC would be talking about the silver if they knew they were going to get DQ'd, but maybe they're just waiting until it's confirmed.
Well that's the question. It's not helped Britain, so the judges will need to decide if it impinged on Germany.Is that disqualification?
I honestly don't know if advantage/disadvantage comes into it, but athletes were definitely disqualified for just stepping on the line earlier in the champs.Well that's the question. It's not helped Britain, so the judges will need to decide if it impinged on Germany.
Also, she looks like she's on the line to me, but I don't know if that counts or not.
I think it was approximately "holy shit that was fast", there or thereabouts.Has anyone heard the split times for the GB men yet?
She didn't gain an advantage and didn't impede anyone. But they have been fussy over the rules, a bit rules for rules' sake.I will hold onto this until told otherwise!
Brighton beat Chelsea 5-0I can't watch the news because I'm avoiding the football scores, so someone let me know if anything's announced!
Maybe they meant third fastest nation?I think the claim that it's the third fastest time ever (37.47) needs an urgent fact check
37.40 United StatesUnited States Barcelona, Spain 1992-08-08 1992 Barcelona Olympics Michael Marsh; Leroy Burrell; Dennis Mitchell; Carl Lewis
37.40 United StatesUnited States Stuttgart, Germany 1993-08-21 1993 World Championships Semi-Final Jon Drummond; Andre Cason; Dennis Mitchell; Leroy Burrell
37.10 JamaicaJamaica Beijing, China 2008-08-22 [4] 2008 Olympics Final Nesta Carter; Michael Frater; Usain Bolt; Asafa Powell
37.04 JamaicaJamaica Daegu, Korea 2011-09-04 [5] 2011 World Championships Final Nesta Carter; Michael Frater; Yohan Blake; Usain Bolt
36.84 JamaicaJamaica London, United Kingdom 2012-08-11 [6] 2012 Olympics Final Nesta Carter; Michael Frater; Yohan Blake; Usain Bolt
That's the progression of the world record, there's been a fair few other races under that time.
Some of those will have been discounted as there were druggies involved???I think the claim that it's the third fastest time ever (37.47) needs an urgent fact check
37.40 United StatesUnited States Barcelona, Spain 1992-08-08 1992 Barcelona Olympics Michael Marsh; Leroy Burrell; Dennis Mitchell; Carl Lewis
37.40 United StatesUnited States Stuttgart, Germany 1993-08-21 1993 World Championships Semi-Final Jon Drummond; Andre Cason; Dennis Mitchell; Leroy Burrell
37.10 JamaicaJamaica Beijing, China 2008-08-22 [4] 2008 Olympics Final Nesta Carter; Michael Frater; Usain Bolt; Asafa Powell
37.04 JamaicaJamaica Daegu, Korea 2011-09-04 [5] 2011 World Championships Final Nesta Carter; Michael Frater; Yohan Blake; Usain Bolt
36.84 JamaicaJamaica London, United Kingdom 2012-08-11 [6] 2012 Olympics Final Nesta Carter; Michael Frater; Yohan Blake; Usain Bolt
That's the recent progression of the world record, there's been a fair few other races under that time.
Probably yes. I think 'new British record' would have done, tbf.Maybe they meant third fastest nation?
Maybe they meant third fastest nation?
Disqualified for stepping on the inside or outside line though? Even going a millimetre over the inside line is instant disqualification. Outside line not.I honestly don't know if advantage/disadvantage comes into it, but athletes were definitely disqualified for just stepping on the line earlier in the champs.
2008 Jamaica doesn't count now cos of Carter. Don't know if others with him do.I think the claim that it's the third fastest time ever (37.47) needs an urgent fact check
37.40 United StatesUnited States Barcelona, Spain 1992-08-08 1992 Barcelona Olympics Michael Marsh; Leroy Burrell; Dennis Mitchell; Carl Lewis
37.40 United StatesUnited States Stuttgart, Germany 1993-08-21 1993 World Championships Semi-Final Jon Drummond; Andre Cason; Dennis Mitchell; Leroy Burrell
37.10 JamaicaJamaica Beijing, China 2008-08-22 [4] 2008 Olympics Final Nesta Carter; Michael Frater; Usain Bolt; Asafa Powell
37.04 JamaicaJamaica Daegu, Korea 2011-09-04 [5] 2011 World Championships Final Nesta Carter; Michael Frater; Yohan Blake; Usain Bolt
36.84 JamaicaJamaica London, United Kingdom 2012-08-11 [6] 2012 Olympics Final Nesta Carter; Michael Frater; Yohan Blake; Usain Bolt
That's the recent progression of the world record, there's been a fair few other races under that time.
Sorry can't seem to link on my phone as now in bed with a small child...
*phew*...snoring in my lap
Ah, because it's 'cutting corners', so to speak? Could be, could be...Disqualified for stepping on the inside or outside line though? Even going a millimetre over the inside line is instant disqualification. Outside line not.
Sorry can't seem to link on my phone as now in bed with a small child snoring in my lap but a comment on the BBC said they are the 3rd fastest team in history behind the USA and Jamaica