Oliver Hoare has run the eighth fastest indoor 1500m time in history, but his spot on the team for Tokyo remains uncertain When Australian runner Oliver Hoare crossed the finish-line in the 1500m race at an indoor event in New York last Saturday, the commentator's exclamation said it all: "Wow!" Hoare's burst of speed around the final bend had earned him a winning time of 3:32.35, breaking the Australian record and placing him eighth on the all-time list. Hoare's pace makes him an obvious medal ...
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The Guardian - 17 Feb 2021 18:30
Oliver Hoare has run the eighth fastest indoor 1500m time in history, but his spot on the team for Tokyo remains uncertain When Australian runner Oliver Hoare crossed the finish-line in the 1500m race at an indoor event in New York last Saturday, the commentator's exclamation said it all: "Wow!" Hoare's burst of speed around the final bend had earned him a winning time of 3:32.35, breaking the Australian record and placing him eighth on the all-time list. Hoare's pace makes him an obvious medal ...
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