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And you thought Carmelita Jeter’s 10.67 in Greece last week was simply a fluke…
Even Jamaica’s Veronica Campbell-Brown runs a season best 10.89. The wind was a legal +1.2.
There is something magic about the stadium in Shanghai, China. Perhaps it is a super hard lightening fast track…
If it were not for the Flo-Jo’s 10.49 alleged wind assisted world record, we might see a WR in the women’s 100 meters next year.
UPDATE: Check back on this site in a few hours for the latest YouTube Video of the Carmelita Jeter’s 100 meter 10.64 race, courtesy of EuroSport!
UPDATE: Sorry, the video is no longer on YouTube.
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Congratulations to Carmelita Jeter on her outstanding performance. Our Jamaican sprinters need to take note.
Since she changes coach to John Smith, we can see a lot improvements from the 29yr old future world record breaker! she can manage to run 10.4 in two years time, i believe in John Smith Programme.