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There’s no time like the present for Gatlin RICHARDLEWIS on what could be a classic 100m race at Crystal Palace
WHEN Asafa Powell broke the 100 metres world record in Athens last month, Justin Gatlin looked at it in two ways. “It could make you or break you,” says Gatlin. “You can say he has run 9.77 and I have never run that fast before; or you can say, I have beaten him before and I can again. He is almost the same age as me and I can do the same thing.” Gatlin is 23, Powell is 22. One is the Olympic 100m champion, the other is the fastest man in the world and when they meet at the London Grand Prix at Crystal Palace on Friday night, some of those questions might be answered.
Full story in issue 59-29, 20th July 2005. C R Y S T A L P A L A C E T I M E T A B L E Doors Open 15:30 17:10 400m Hurdles (UKA) Men 17:20 3000m (AAA U20) Women 17:25 Javelin Women 17:40 3000m (AAA U20) Men 17:55 400m Hurdles Women 18:00 High Jump Men 18:07 800m Men 18:13 Triple Jump Men 18:19 100m Heat 1 Men 18:25 Pole Vault Women 18:31 100m Heat 2 Men 18:43 100m Hurdles Women 18:53 1500m Men 19:06 400m Hurdles Men 19:16 200m Women 19:26 800m T46 Men 19:36 100m Final Men 19:43 Long Jump Women 19:50 1000m Women 19:56 Shot Men 20:00 400m National Race Men 20:10 400m Men 20:20 400m Women 20:30 200m Men 20:40 5000m Men
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