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Originally Posted by abc_123
I see it as a nice story, nothing more. Up to the kenyan runner to pay attention to where the finish line is, just like its in his best interest not to eat big mac or stay out all night drinking before the start of the race.
Good on that guy for giving up the win. He has a big heart and is udoubtably a super person. Me? I'd have been head down running and too busy trying t breathe to help out a competitor at the international level that did something stupid. I'd rather have the win then all the feel-good stories.
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Like I said.
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