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Linford Christie

Title: Linford Christie
Category: /Literature/English
Details: Words: 334 | Pages: 1 (approximately 235 words/page)
Linford Christie
Did Linford Christie deliberately false start in the 100m final in Atlanta? Christie's impressive title collection includes an Olympic, World Championship, 3 European Championship, 3 Commonwealth, 10 European cup and 4 World cup medals. Sadly this successful career ended in disqualification at Atlanta 1996. Some cynics believe Christie deliberately false-started, so he wouldn't have to finish his race and career without a medal. The starter intentionally prolonged the time spent in the starting blocks by the athletes, therefore this would …showed first 75 words of 334 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 334 total…opposition and giving him the upper hand. He used his mind to over power those with fragile psyches. But after his long preparation for the Games, I don't believe the second false-start was intentional. Given the intense atmosphere and surrounding environmental stimulus it is easy to see how a false-start can be triggered. His ban was controversial. However, I believe it was the correct decision, as his reaction time to the gun was super human.

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