Commonwealth Games LIVE: The Australian ‘coming in hot’ for the competition’s biggest race
He goes to bed early, plays cards between training sessions and knows historical stats about his sport. He is also very fast.Kerr broke the mile record last week. Myers was not in the race but the pace of his 1500 metres in Paris last month suggests that might have been a good thing for Kerr.Over 1500m, Kerr is the No.1 ranked athlete in the world with a season’s best 3:27.62.
- ▪He goes to bed early, plays cards between training sessions and knows historical stats about his sport.
- ▪He is also very fast.Kerr broke the mile record last week.
- ▪Myers was not in the race but the pace of his 1500 metres in Paris last month suggests that might have been a good thing for Kerr.Over 1500m, Kerr is the No.1 ranked athlete in the world with a season’s best 3:27.62.
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Pinned post from 4.01pmGo to latestThe Australian ‘coming in hot’ for the biggest race of the GamesBy Scotland’s Josh Kerr is at the peak of his career, a two-time world champion, and just broke the world record in the mile.Australia’s Cam Myers just turned 20 and is nowhere near his peak, yet he is already only a lolly wrapper behind Kerr.Cam Myers is the ninth-fastest man to run the mile.Getty ImagesMyers is quiet, young and intense. He goes to bed early, plays cards between training sessions and knows historical stats about his sport. He is also very fast.Kerr broke the mile record last week.
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