Leaving everybody else behind... of course!Well done Jeremy: another flawless performance from our golden boy. ***Audience keeps Wariner inspired
Jeremy Wariner, who hasn’t raced since his 43.45 seconds gold medal performance in Osaka which placed him third on the all-time list, ‘jogged’ by his own majestic standards to a 44.05 victory in Berlin. The race was simple for the World and Olympic champion who was never troubled by a field which included much of the Osaka cast. Bronze medallist Angelo Taylor, also USA, was third again (45.21), with Canada’s Tyler Christopher, sixth at the Worlds, second here (45.10). “That was a good race today,” said Wariner. “I felt tired after all the competitions this year and I need a rest. The Olympic stadium almost sold out and that helped me to get cheered up by the audience.”
