*sports

Adding video to channels (Sports) - requested by jonny.

That is most amazing race I have ever seen. Really, really nice sift.

It is a brilliant race. I also enjoyed the announcer's offended jibe about the Canadian runner who was "shoved aside." It's obligatory, don'cha know, that at every international sporting event, the Canadians must be offended at least once. As Canadians we demand it.

Discarding this video. It failed to receive enough votes to get sifted up to the front page within 4 days.

Someone save this. Please.

*requeue

Only queued videos may be re-queued - ignoring requeue request by qualm.

*save (and....outta here!)

Saving this video from the discard pile and sending it back to the queue for one more try; last queued Saturday, September 29th, 2007 4:45am PDT - save requested by firefly.

I guess i never watched racing to know that there even were pacesetters. Very cool vid. I think he should thank the guy he lost to for giving him that extra umph towards the record. I doubt he would've run as hard without him there. I know I always run faster when I'm being chased.

Hell, I ONLY run when being chased.

And Baba Ghanoush brings up the rear, Kenny. Awesome!

woah, I was exhausted just watching them.
interesting to learn about pace setters.
damn, talk about stamina, that was amazing, I can't believe that one guy was ONLY 20 yrs old!

Damnit! I wish this was my first save!

*promote

Promoting this video back to the front page; last published Tuesday, October 16th, 2007 6:46am PDT - promote requested by E_Nygma.

That's an average speed of 16.1 mph. I don't think I'm usually going that fast on my bike, let alone running. Average walking is, what, 3 mph? Sprinting for an average person is maybe 10?

The world record sprinting speed is 26.7 mph.

The world record marathon speed is 12.8 mph.

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