#73

Was actually about that time tbh - 96-97

#74

Are you still faster than a cannonball?

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#75

i’d fancy my chances on a 100m standing start

#76

Think we have a winner - 10.86 is really, really quick. I ran England Schools 100m at U16 and my PB was 10.97. Reckon I’d probably do it in about 17 flat these days, though

#77

are you clipped in, getting a push off?

#78

clipped in, track stand

#79

In my varied experience sprinting against bikes the human wins over 50m then the bike catches up, probably end up about even

#80

DiS Bike wankers all lined up ready to go

“On your marks…Go!”

*@Aggpass falls over *

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#81

When was that? I did it in…er…the mid-90s!

#82

Think those southern softies are scared of a Sheffield rematch

#83

In 1993. Got absolutely smoked too - my first time racing in London (went to school in the North East and competed up there mainly). Kid who won it ran 10.4 something. Pretty much gave up sprinting on the spot!

#85

@83746725 that’s really quick

My school’s record was 11.95 on a grass track, timed by some guy with a stopwatch. There’s no way that’s a legitimate record. Best I ever did, on the same track, was about 12.5.

Remember the first day at a new primary school I beat the fastest sprinter to become the new top boy. All the girls were suddenly dead keen on me, honest

#86

Was a bit surprised no one thought to mention you before tbqfh, though I have always pegged you as more of a 400m guy.

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#87

We were busy winning in Europe m9

#88

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#90

I had a very similar experience tbh; that’s when you bump into the kids that are really good.

#91

Fuck you’d all ita me

#92

downing five pints and running a hard K was child’s play to me as a lad

#94

I came third in the dads race in my daughter’s sports day last year.

pretty confident that means I would come first in a race against a bunch of bedwetters on a music site

#95
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