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Tyson Gay Gives Jamaica Props; Says US Male Sprinting Is Not In DeclinePublished by
Jamaica would be 'a great place to train' - Gay gives island props; says US male sprinting is not in declinePublished: Wednesday | December 23, 2009
Ryon Jones, Gleaner Writer
Top United States sprinter Tyson Gay (right) stands on stage with Jamaican sprinters Asafa Powell (centre) and Usain Bolt, at Powell's charity event, 'A Night on Tracks with Asafa Powell and Friends', which was held at the National Indoor Sports Centre, Independence Park, on Sunday. - Winston Sill/Freelance Photographer American 100-metre record holder and the world's second fastest man, Tyson Gay, believes Jamaica can be marketed as a place for athletes to train. Gay, who has in recent times played second fiddle to the world's fastest man and triple world record holder, Jamaican Usain Bolt, is of the opinion that with the country's great weather it would be ideal for athletes to train, given that the right infrastructure is in place.
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