IAAF World Championship of Track & Field: Women's 4x100 Relay

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THE SCOOP
As with the men, the U.S. women will have lots of
flat speed, but how about the passes? They were
ideal in ’05 as the U.S. scored its fourth win overall
but first since ’99…
But Jamaica also has the horses to win, as they
did at the ’04 Olympics with 200 champ Veronica
Campbell anchoring. The Arkansas grad is 100 world
leader this year, but Olympian Sherone Simpson
has been hampered all season by a hip injury…
Nobody else can match the top two for raw speed,
’06 Euro champ Russia—always a well-drilled,
smooth-passing unit—has its team back intact…
France DNFed the Euros, but ran 2nd to Russia at
the ’07 Euro Cup anchored by a healthy Christine
Arron, and Muriel Hurtis-Houairi is rejuvenated.

source: Track & Field News

 

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Nice asses on those chicks

 

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I'm betting the Jamaican chicks have the nicest asses.

 

[Longhorn85]

I tend to prefer the Eastern European variety.

 

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That russian pole vaulterchick is hot

 

[Longhorn85]

01 september 2007 - 22:05

Position Lane Team Country Mark .
1 4 United States
(Lauryn Williams; Allyson Felix; Mikele Barber; Torri Edwards) USA 41.98 (WL)
2 7 Jamaica
(Sheri-Ann Brooks; Kerron Stewart; Simone Facey; Veronica Campbell) JAM 42.01 (SB)
3 6 Belgium
(Olivia Borlee; Hanna Mariën; Elodie Ouédraogo; Kim Gevaert) BEL 42.75 (NR)
4 2 Great Britain & N.I.
(Laura Turner; Montell Douglas; Emily Freeman; Joice Maduaka) GBR 42.87 .
5 5 Russia
(Ekaterina Grigorieva; Natalia Rusakova; Yuliya Gushchina; Yevgeniya Polyakova) RUS 42.97 .
6 8 Belarus
(Nastassia Shuliak; Natallia Safronnikava; Alena Neumiarzhitskaya; Aksana Drahun) BLR 43.37 .
7 3 Germany
(Katja Wakan; Cathleen Tschirch; Johanna Kedzierski; Verena Sailer) GER 43.51 .
8 9 Poland
(Marta Jeschke; Daria Korczynska; Dorota Jedrusinska; Ewelina Klocek) POL 43.57 .