GB team report
Participation in world relays would have to be considered a success for the GB team. The main objective of the exercise was to qualify the 5 relay teams for the World Championship in Tokyo in September. The result was “mission fulfilled.” It is said that school teachers in Great Britain who cannot think about what to write on a grades for students, write “could do better.” My evaluation of the GB team is satisfactory, but I could have done it better. Retransmission medals are important to us; We collect 5 at the Paris Olympic Games.
There were two medals. Gold in women 4 percent was a great achievement. The American team included Mikiah Brisco, Kayla White and Twanisha Terry but only 4Th. Jamaica had Shelly-Ann Fraser-Price and Sherickka Jackson, but they were only third. Great Britain is strong in the female sprint, but Darryl Neita, Dina Asher-Smith and Imani lansiquot of the Olympic medal team were absent.
Bianca Williams in the second section is a solid runner with experience that never disappoints anyone. Amy Hunt in the third stage has already competed inside, the world inside and two diamond leagues this year and is increasingly improving. She is, or of course, on the list for Doha next weekend! But the selectors trusted two 20-year-old children to start and finish the race, both making their senior international debut, Nia Wedderburn-Goodison and Success Eduan. Asha Philip, Relay Serial Relay Medist, always in the first leg, which had been in the team in the Prelim, changed to the mixed sprint for the final
Wedderburn-Goodison SeeMed to Take It All In Her Stride Commenting Afterwards: “I Did Know What Was Going On As We Were Lane Eight So I Don’t Know What Was Happening Beind Me. It, go to myself yo, go, so myself, so myself, so-to be was so-to it, so on myself.
The success Eduan, who was certainly up to his name, did not flinch for what was happening: “I did not think too much of other athletes, I only knew that if everything cools everything, it would go well. Shelly -ann, respect for them, but I go to me everything and I will spend them and I will win.”
The Mixed 4 percent of the Tok Bronze team behind Canada and Jamaica with a youth team and experience Asha Philip (34), Kissiwaa Mensah (19), Jeriel Quainao (22) and Joe Ferguson (25).
Asha Philip, who had omitted Bone of the Olympic team last year, but who made the heat of women and the final of the mixed said: “We are absolutely delighted with what we achieved tonight, it is the first time we come for this for this for this for this for this reason for this for this for this for this for this for this. Acting.
The male Sprint relay could not get the cane with a problem in the final change. Jona Efoloko reflected the innkeeper; “If the course we feel disappointed. We know that we are better than that. Unfortunately, things happen, it is part of the game. We will look at it, we regroup, we will learn from it and return. The main thing is that we qualify for Tokyt. We will be ready.”
In 4×400, the inexperienced male team-not Matt Hudson-Smith or Alex Haydock-Wilson-Ha (only the sixth could only end. The women who had failed to reach the final, ran in the repechage and Insured qualification for Tokyo. A relatively inexperienced mixed 4 by 400 arrived fourth.
