Born to Run

? The annual Bislet Games is a track and field carnival day in the city of Oslo, Norway, dating back to 1924. The famous Bislet Stadium was once used for speed skating events in the Olympic Games, but later Bislet Games became famous for track and field competitions.

As of the 2007 Bislet Track and Field Competition, dozens of track and field world records have been born, attracting the best track and field athletes from all over the world to participate every year.

Because the Bislet Games are sponsored by ExxonMobil in the United States, the official name is also called the ExxonMobil Bislet Games. Since 1998, the Bislet Games have been listed as a stop in the IAAF Golden League, which is also the Golden League in Oslo, Norway.

Since the launch of the IAAF Golden League, it has been known for its high rewards. In the first few seasons, it has been rewarded with millions of dollars to attract a large number of athletes to participate.

Then in 2000 and 2001, the million dollars was changed to 50 kilograms of gold bars. Then in 2003, this award changed, and 50 kilograms of gold bars were banned and turned into 1 million US dollars. All six championship athletes obtain.

By 2006, although the total prize money of the IAAF Golden League was still US$1 million, when the reward rules have changed, athletes who win any five of the six Golden Leagues will have a chance to get US$250,000. As a reward, the remaining $750,000 will be shared by the athletes who have won six championships.

The winners of the six races in 2006 who shared $750,000 were Asafaville in the men's 100 meters, Jimmy Warner in the men's 400 meters and Richards in the women's 400 meters. Among them, Asa Favre and Jimmy Warner almost maintained their victory in the 2006 season, only in the last game at the end of the season (Jimmy Warner lost in the Grand Prix at Shenghai Grand Prix, and Asa Favre lost at the Yokohama Grand Prix in Japan. ) The defeat broke his myth of winning streak.

The 2007 Golden League million dollar prize is slightly different from the 2006 rules. This time, the rule is that the 1 million dollar prize will only be given priority to the six winners of the Golden League, and they will be equally divided among them. If there were no athletes who won all six races that year, then the athletes who won five races in the six Golden Leagues would share $500,000.

Yechin arrived in Oslo, Norway on June 12, and it was only a few days before the Oslo Golden League in Norway on June 15.

After getting off the plane and settled in the hotel, Yechin did not start training immediately. After a long-distance flight from Eugene to Oslo, it was not suitable to immediately enter the rhythm of training.

As a result, several people wandered around Oslo, the Nordic city, together.

Liu Yangyu did not accompany the Golden League game. After finishing the Eugene station, the Liu Yangyu team returned to China to participate in a commercial event. After that, they will join Yeqin and others in Paris in early July to participate in the Paris station. Golden League.

Oslo is a famous tourist city in Northern Europe. The style of the whole city is a bit similar to Helsinki when Yechin participated in the World Championships in 2005. Many innovative buildings, historic museums and some distinctive bars and cafes are quite attractive. Attention.

After visiting Oslo for jet lag and rest adjustments, the next day on June 13, Yechin continued to carry out the adaptability training before the Golden League competition, striving to adjust his state to the best.

He has set a strategy for participating in this year’s Golden League. Before the World Championships in Osaka, Japan on August 25, the Golden League has only three stations, namely Oslo, Paris and Rome. The one that starts after the World Championships is Zurich station, Brussels station and Berlin station.

Ye Qin's plan is to participate in the men's 100-meter race in the first three Golden League races of the World Championships. As for the three races after the World Championships, we will wait until the end of the World Championships to see the situation.

The place has not decided to participate in the men's 200-meter race, mainly because in the Golden League and many Super Grand Prix and Grand Prix, the organizing committee of the men's 200-meter event may not be set up.

If Yechin wants to challenge the million-dollar prize in the six Golden League matches, he can only participate in the men's 100 meters and men's 400 meters. In comparison, his goal at this time is more in the men's 100 meters. I want to train myself through the IAAF Golden League men’s 100m master.

In addition, he wants to participate in the men’s 200m and 400m races. Before the World Championships, his entire schedule in Europe, in addition to the three Golden Leagues, there are five or six Grand Prix and Super Grand Prix. At that time, you can see which ones you want to participate in according to the time and personal status.

From May and June to August and September each year, it is basically the most concentrated time period for track and field events, except for the Golden League, Super Grand Prix, Grand Prix, and regional events in the IAAF World Tour. Local Asian Grand Prix, World Youth Championship, World Youth Championship, European Cup, EAA outdoor competition and other large and small track and field events.

Summer in the northern hemisphere can be said to be the most concentrated and frequent stage of track and field events during the year, and it is also the easiest time for track and field athletes to produce results.

On June 15, 15:35 in the afternoon, the Bislet Stadium was full of voices and noise.

As an annual classic track and field event in Oslo, it naturally attracts a large number of local Norwegian spectators and spectators from all over the world who come here to watch the game.

What is about to start is this year’s IAAF Golden League Oslo Men’s 100m Race. This year’s Oslo Golden League has a large number of players participating in the men’s 100m, and the host country, Norway, has packed in several sprinters, so a total of Arranged for two men's 100m races.

Among them, the strength of the first game is the relatively advanced player in the men's 100 meters event of the current international athletics, and the strength of the second game is relatively weaker.

Yeqin was arranged for the first game. He did his wish and stood on the starting line with the current men's 100m world record holder Asafaville.

At this time, on the big screen of Bislet Stadium, the list of eight players in the first men's 100m race has appeared in front of the audience.

The first one, Ye Qin, China;

The second course, Francis Obique Viru, Portugal;

The third way, Darrell Brown, Trinidad and Tobago;

Fourth Road, Martin Raddal, Norway;

Fifth Road, Mark Lewis-Francis, England;

The sixth way, Orusoki-Fasuba, Nigeria;

Seventh Road, Asafaville, Jamaica;

Eighth Road, Mark Burns, Trinidad and Tobago;

The overall level of this men's 100-meter race in the current international track and field men's 100-meter race is already relatively high.

There are eight players in the field, except for the fourth host Martin Raddal's personal best time of 10.46 seconds, and the fifth track's Mark Lewis-Francis's PB is 10.04. Others include Yechin. The personal best results of the six players all reached within 10 seconds.

The second course of Francis Obique Viru created a personal best of 9 seconds 86 in the men's 100 meters at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, the third course of Darrell Brown, the personal best of 9 seconds of 99, the sixth course Russoki-Fasuba’s personal best was 9.85 in the 2006 Doha Super Grand Prix and Jax-Tring duel. The seventh track of Asafaville is needless to say, the world record holder, already Ran into 9 seconds 77 twice in a row. The eighth, Mark Burns, his personal best was 9.96 seconds.

Moreover, among the many players in the field, even Mark Lewis Francis of the fifth lane, in the case of an overwind speed of 2.1 meters per second, also ran a good time of 9.97 seconds.

On this men’s 100-meter runway, Yechin is not the protagonist. Now the focus of the audience’s attention is the seventh track, Asafaville, besides the host players.

This Jamaican, who can be called the end of the American men's 100-meter hegemony, stood calmly on the field at this time.

Since the 2005 Athens Grand Prix broke the world record with a time of 9.77 seconds, two years have passed. In the past two years, countless top players have challenged him, but so far he is still standing at the top. The one at the top.

In this game, Asafaville noticed Yechin's participation. As early as the 2005 World Championships, because of the relationship between Youssé Bot, he knew Yeqin, a Chinese player from the East.

However, Yeqin has always focused on the men's 200 meters and 400 meters, and the two have never played against each other on the field. Moreover, compared to Jason Gaby, who had an amazing performance in the men’s 100 meters and 200 meters last summer, Yechin did not put any pressure on Asafaville~www.wuxiaspot.com~ even if Yeqin was just now In the men's 100-meter race at the New York station that ended, he ran a time of 9.80 seconds with a score of 2.2 meters per second. He didn't think Yechin would be his opponent.

Of course, it is impossible to completely ignore nature. The men's 200m World Championships champion and the first Asian player to break the 10-second mark are undoubtedly strong enough.

At this time, Asafaville can be regarded as an opponent, and only Jason Gaby is the real pressure. In the IAAF World Cup last year, he withdrew from the men's 100 meters and did not start a head-to-head contest with Jason Gaby. Although it was a factor of persuasion by the agent, in his heart, he was not a bit nervous.

Yeqin didn't know whether Asafaville valued him or not, he could now feel a slight tremor in his body.

Not afraid, not nervous, but excited.

Just like in the men's 200m final of the Helsinki World Championships in 2005, he was able to compete with the world's top athletes just like Jax Trin and other top players. This has always been what he wants to do most.