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"This is the tribute Blog to the great American 400m sprinter, Jeremy Wariner.
Most of the information�provided is in English, although from time to time we will try to publish articles in Italian (which is a bit more difficult, with Jeremy being from the U.S.).
The aim of the Blog is to make Jeremy's name as popular as possible, outside his home country.
This young man has already achieved so much in his career, yet there is a lot more he can accomplish."
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"Questo blog � un tributo al grande sprinter americano dei 400m, Jeremy Wariner. La maggior parte dell'informazione�fornita � in inglese, sebbene di tanto in tanto cercheremo di pubblicare articoli in italiano (cosa un po' pi� difficile, essendo Jeremy statunitense).
Lo scopo del blog � di rendere conosciuto il pi� possibile�il nome di Jeremy, al di fuori della sua patria.
Questo giovane ha gi� realizzato tanto nella sua carriera, eppure c'� ancora molto altro da conquistare."

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Post n°36 pubblicato il 30 Aprile 2008 da Mrs_Wariner

Wariner targets assault on Johnson's world record

By Jon Hurdle

PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - Olympic and world champion Jeremy Wariner believes he is in good enough shape to break Michael Johnson's nine-year-old 400 meters record of 43.18 seconds.

"I want to break this record and be the first one to 42 seconds," Wariner told reporters at the annual Penn Relays on Saturday. "It could happen at any time in the season."

Wariner, whose personal best is 43.45 seconds in 2007, said he would be running 400 meters races in the U.S., Berlin and Oslo leading up to June's American Olympic trials in Eugene, Oregon.

He ran the fastest leg (44.0 seconds) for the victorious U.S. men's "blue" squad which clocked two minutes, 59.71 seconds in the 4x400 meters relay on Saturday.

Meanwhile, double world sprint champion Tyson Gay said he would like to compete for four gold medals at August's Beijing Games but only expects to have a realistic opportunity of running in three events.

Gold medal winner at 100 and 200 meters and 4x100 meters relay at last year's Osaka world championships, Gay said he would also like to run the longer relay in Beijing but does not expect to qualify because of America's strength in the discipline.

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