M50 800m Masters IAAF World Championships Beijing 2015

so steve-o vet, we turn our attention to this 800 meter master, thanks Rob, don't look at these young men on the track here, some of them I'm already jealous, in fact some of them have a lot more hair than me, so they have already impressed me with their performances and records, be looking here for anyone who breaks two minutes, that's the same as breaking 60 for the 400 for women, if someone breaks for me, they're close to breaking, they might have a opportunity with an age, register it later a piece Xiao Wei, the champion of the Asian Masters 52 personal breasts of 214, well, yes, they are already big favorites and he is out of Romeo Cassetti, champion of the European Masters a little fast, 52 years of age, the best two minutes and five, a real speed. and getting faster in lane three, Peanut Burleson of Germany,

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indoor champion in the 400 and 800 meters and later competed for Canada.

Paul ozland competed for Canada at the

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Seoul Olympics. Masters

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champion in 800 meters, real talent and then 56. years old and slalom in the heel hole already has the record of over 55 for the entertainers, what can he do here competing for the USA and in the 2014 Masters Indoor world champion at 8 and 15 years old from Sweden, only 51 years old, a young man in this field really Gallo? Great Britain's Duren David Heath, 50, the youngster stopped the fastest band in the world this year with a time of 158, so it is truly impressive and few athletes in the light have taken advantage of every advantage they can. running in this lane Allen Cooke of Australia and Venoy Lovett Arrow of France similar times, really better at 4 and 2 6-4, his pee and his exit in lane eight, the former master world champion Michael Shure, so that all these athletes coming from competing here is a big occasion for them and I'm afraid the nerves don't go away as you get older, they always stay there, so any favorite among these thoughts has to wait and see how the father goes, if the American Bob's, the oldest man in the field goes well in the middle of that group, as they advance, they will break up like the other eight.

I'll be the racer in the race down the stretch, a local favorite, Chung Chung qualifier. hits the front, I love it, I think he might struggle in the closing stages, it's 14 people and he's got some fast men alongside him, but to the delight of the crowd, he's hugging the inside and for anyone hoping to get in two minutes like a David. Heath comes to the front in the first 200 meters to go under 30 seconds, a reminder that the world record is 158 0.65 and Heath has come close to that time on a couple of occasions this season. David seems to be in good shape right behind him, Führer from Canada and then poor old Ahmad had to take almost a foul just for turning around first, it better not be a smooth move but look at the time 59 73 so this He could be a sub 2 and if he is, it will be a great performance. he is Eve, he looks very strong and is even better at 1500, he has a world record in that for his age group and of course he was a British international and he did a mile in under four minutes, well he is absolutely furious about the backstretch, the cameraman at the moment focusing on the rest of the field but let's look at his split he could could do this the world record is 158 point six five the crowd is going absolutely crazy the Chinese athlete is in last place it's even bigger and Salomon has the record of 50+ fires, he's in second place right now, but he's tying up the Germans who are drifting on the outside, but look at the time here, Steve, well, let's say he has to get under two minutes, obviously Sweden passes, they are in second place and adds.

As for who was leading, there were about a hundred meters left to tie a little in the final stretch, a warm surprise, possibly not for the Masters. I tell you, although it was absolutely brilliant, it was flying down the back straight, I guess it was It was inevitable that it would get a little stuck, but it was miles, miles clearing the rest of the field just for Ramana to be fifty, which was quite impressive, yes, there is a softness in his step, as you say p50 in a meter, too, so he has the straight there lacking a little on the finish line.

I'm not surprised, maybe just a little excited I think on that first lap, but that being said, I think he did everything he could to get the best out of himself. here he was a very impressive runner. I also noticed the silver and bronze men, the second and third, both supporting the same stylist. Yes, I'm catching on, Peter, well, they say if you wait long enough, everything you have will eventually catch on. Again, you've never lost control, you've never lost control, great advice from Michael Surer for the bronze medal, but we must remember that Leborgne, the American, is 56 years old, while the rest are in the age group from 50 to 55. amazing and as we all know, every year makes a difference, come on Steve, are you coming out of retirement?

Are you going to crush the sub 2 in the year of the big six? Oh, on your bike, it might have to be on the bikes you're right, Peter, but there are times when David almost told me, but it would have been really exciting, wouldn't it really be a special occasion for him? But it doesn't matter, it was a great performance, it's good to see it as it covers all age groups, no. Simply the excellence that we see here in the Olympic Stadium, but all ages, below and above, and everyone is doing a lap of Honor, a presentation of a suitable level for the winner of the 400 meters in that

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race, he made a full recovery and took the podium.

Sally Reed attended to the North Island of Great Britain 60 point zero five seconds and a nice bouquet of Seb Coe, the incoming president, of course, in the I double AF, so a complete presentation without blinking an eye, but part of the double Championship World AF in terms of the program. but a nice bouquet of flowers for Great Britain Sally Reed Cayton, which I suppose will shortly mean that David Heath of Great Britain and Northern Ireland will receive an old bubble and a David Heath award for his effort of just over two minutes in that master's degree. 800 meters yes, I'm sure she will enjoy her moment in the spotlight, it's a little while until our next action on the track, in fact we have a big women's 800 meters final and Eunice arguably Steve is not the big favorite that she was ahead in the semi-finals, had to go through as the fastest loser and was still in the fight with a great chance to defend her title, but the level in those semi-finals was extraordinary.

I think six of the eight women in the final broke. their pee pees and ran inside 159 just to pass well, they recorded I think it was five of the 10 fastest times in the world just to qualify for the final, yes, this exceptional depth of talent in that 800 meter final coming up later on the show, so it will be David's turn to take the podium. Double British: If we age well, this could be you one day, Steve, my friend, this could be you, this could be yourself. Could you give me the then, Sebastian Coe is currently still the me. double vice-president of AF and president-elect once again, a British winner.

We've had a few at the bird's nest stadium during this world championship. I'm very happy to see David, he's 50 years old and he's from Blackheath and Bromley, two minutes, point nine, two seconds. there for David, he is the winner of the Masters 50+

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and it was a super nice race to see the other competitors showing their appreciation and as Peter Matthews mentioned in the commentary, Andy in the 1500m are good too memories. moving the flowers away from tsypko's face to see him completely in the photo, there is a bit of talent in that image, there are the results of the