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ACL Elite: Kawasaki (A)
- Thread starter Josho Howe
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pjennings
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I watched that Olympics. Bradbury knew he was the lowest ranked in the final. However, it was a tight and slippery track. There has been heaps of falls and crashes on the way in the preliminary rounds. He figured if he tried to match the others he would likely not finish. If he hung back he hoped for at least one fall and a medal finish. As it turned out...
Melange
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I heard a good interview with the American, Ohno, who was favourite to win. The American press were trying to build up outrage and asked how he felt to be robbed by the Aussie, he replied with something like "if you think Steve didn't deserve to win you don't know much about the sport, he's missed out before when people have crashed into him, he ran a smart race"
Ironically Ohno was racing in skates that Bradbury made and given him for free.
Josho Howe
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