- Clay, Sebrle out of Czech decathlon meet after first event
US odds-on favourite Bryan Clay and Czech world record holder Roman Sebrle pulled out of a Czech decathlon meeting with injuries after the first event on Tuesday.Clay, who was expected to attack Sebrle's nine-year-old world record of 9,026 points, quit with a groin injury after limping across the finish line in the 100-metre sprint at 14.05 seconds, according to the CTK news agency.And Sebrle pulled out of the meeting in Kladno near Prague with a thigh injury which had stopped him from finishing a meeting in Goetzis, Austria two weeks ago. 米国はオッズはお気に入りのブライアンクレイとチェコの世界記録保持者のロマンセブルレのうち傷害とチェコ十種競技会議のTuesday.Clay、9026ポイントのセブルレの9歳の世界記録を終了する攻撃を期待された最初のイベントの後にプル脚の付け根の負傷でフィニッシュラインを越える100メートル走で14.05秒で足を引きずっ、CTKのニュースによると後にセブルレが会議を終えたから彼を停止していた太ももの負傷でプラハクラドノで会議のプルagency.And 2週間Goetzis、オーストリアしました
- Meares reclaims women's 500m time trial crown
Anna Meares of Australia reclaimed her 500 metre time trial crown at the world track cycling championships on Wednesday.Meares, who won Australia's only track medal -- a silver in the sprint -- at the Beijing Olympics in 2008, set a personal best of 33.381sec to claim her third world title in the discipline.Defending champion and reigning world record holder Simona Krupeckaite of Lithuania finished second to take the silver in a time of 33.462, with Olga Panarina of Belarus winning the bronze in 33.779. アンナミアーズオーストラリアのWednesday.Mearesはオーストラリアで唯一のトラック金メダル - スプリントで銀メダル - 北京オリンピック、2008年にウォンの世界トラック自転車競技選手権大会で、彼女の500メートルのタイムトライアルで王冠埋め立てセット33.381の個人最高discipline.Defendingチャンピオンの彼女の3番目の世界タイトルを獲得し、世界記録保持者のシモーナKrupeckaiteリトアニアの天。秒2番目の33.462のタイムで銀メダルを取るには、オルガPanarinaベラルーシとの33.779で銅メダルを獲得を終えた
- North pole marathon due to begin: racers to run 26 miles on ice at -30C
Two blind former servicemen, an aerospace engineer and a BBC reporter are among the 26 snow junkies and fitness freaks who were due to begin competing in the world's coldest race, the north pole marathon.The start of this year's race was delayed by over nine hours due to bad weather. Braving temperatures of below -30C, contestants plan to run on ice for the entirety of the 26.2-mile course – 10 laps around the geographic north pole.For Jamie Cuthbertson, a 49-year-old former Royal Engineers captain, it is the challenge of a lifetime. He lost his sight in 1986 when a box containing 100 explosives detonated near his face. Cuthbertson, accompanied by his guide Alex Pavanello, is raising money for the charity St Dunstan's, where he completed a rehabilitation programme.This Arctic marathon, the seventh so far, is the brainchild of Richard Donovan, the holder of a Guinness world record for treadmill running. Donovan was the first person to complete seven marathons on seven different continents in under seven days, and the first to run a marathon at both poles. His company Polar Running Adventures also organises the Antarctic ice marathon.Mike Scholes, a former navy pilot who also lost his sight, is taking part, along with Arnold Oliphant and his daughter Sarah, from California, Paddy Clark, the 64-year-old BBC World Service reporter, and Brent Underdahl, a Canadian who is running dressed as Santa Claus.ArcticRunningguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
2つの視覚障害者の元軍人は、航空宇宙エンジニア、BBCの記者26雪の中毒、世界で最も寒いレースで競争を開始する予定だった適性の変種の間では、今年のレースの北極marathon.The開始は9時間以上遅れていた悪天候のために
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