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Powell: Gay's absence doesn't matter

25/07/2008 11:26 AM

has still given me no clue. It's a good thing, making me prepared to do either event but the important thing, whatever I do, on my mind is the gold medal."

The 6ft 5in sprinter, after running 19.67secs over 200m for the world's fifth fastest ever time a fortnight ago, believes coach Glen Mills will definitely give his decision after watching his form at the Palace.

"If the weather's good I can run a fast time but a personal best's not a factor for me," said Bolt.

"I need to improve some features of my race before Beijing."

 
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