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Good news : reaction time and time near Frater (it's a really bad time for him too !!!!!) Bad news : his time... Well : why ? He's tired ? Injuried ?

http://www.ledauphine.com/isere-sud/2011/07/21/lemaitre-veut-frapper-fort Christophe said about Monaco : I want to break my record, and not 0,01 minus... Maybe 9,90. Maybe less.

10,07 for Jimmy Vicaut with +0,3 wind. It's great. The French Championship with good wind can be very interesting ;)

The time of Jimmy Vicaut is really great for Christophe. Maybe an amazing time for Albi ? :dodgy:

Christophe, European Athlete of the month for June ;) Again. http://www.european-athletics.org/general-news/lemaitre-and-lalova-voted-european-athletes-of-the-month-for-june.html

According to Sport.fr, Christophe is ok ;) http://www.sport.fr/athletisme/ligue-de-diamant-ras-pour-lemaitre-226577.shtm

Pfffff. Read this : France's Christophe Lemaitre has the 21st fastest time in the 100m in 2011 at 9.91 seconds. Just LOL. http://www.southerntimesafrica.com/article.php?title=The_next_big_thing%3A_Zim_athlete_follows_in_footsteps_of_the_great_Carl_Lewis&id=6103

About European U23 competition, the French Teddy Tamgho will jump, but Christophe Lemaitre won't run ;)

Lack of competition ? Why ? I don't think that. Christophe will run in Monaco in few days before.

It's an "old" interview ;)

It's a mistake... Like the 9.96.

http://www.runblogrun.com/2011/07/2011-areva-paris-christophe-lemaitre-i-want-to-run-consistently-under-10-seconds-by-larry-eder.html

Damn... I must drive from Montréal to Québec tomorrow... I couldn't see the race in live !!!! Rahhhhhhh ! I'm disappointed.

19,99 ? Are you sick WL ? Where is your legendary optimism ? I'm sure Christophe will surprise you ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=To4I1ydkfbE

Another response :«Je ne suis pas parti, voilà ce qui s'est passé. J'ai un bon temps de réaction, mais la mise en action a été pénible. J'étais pourtant en forme. J'ai fait un bon échauffement, de bons départs en starts. Il...

Christophe said :Pour Daegu, il faudra que je continue à abaisser le chrono. Il faudra améliorer le départ par rapport à cette course, régler les foulées à la fin. Je pense que je me suis un peu laissé emballer par mon péché...

I've a question for you Zell. When a sprinter decline ? Or, to clarify, when Tyson Gay, Asafa Powell and Michael Frater (all three was born in 1982) will run "slow" ? Or, when they'll retired ?<div> </div><div>I think about Brazil 2016 : Christophe Lemaitre : 26 years old Usain Bolt : 30 Nesta...

- Asafa Powell in 2003 (21 years old) : 10.02 (and 10.12 at 20 years old !) - Michael Frater in 2003 (21 years old) : 10.13 (and 10.21 at 20 years old) - Tyson Gay in 2002 (20 years old) : 10.27 (and 10.08 at Riety at 23 years old !) - Nesta Carter in 2006 (21 years old) : 10.20 ! (and 10.69 at...

Well, don't forget that : Powell is born in 1982 Fratter is born in 1982 Saydi Ndure is born in 1984 Nesta Carter is born in 1985 Christophe is born in... 1990.<div> </div><div>So, the experience gap is really important I think... And Christophe said he is disappointed about his start, but...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_LYkaSgBpo

Christophe will train in august. And I'm sure Carraz will train him about firsts meters. I'm a little disappointed but I think his 200 in Paris will be awesome nevertheless. <div> </div><div>PS : The wind was +1.00.</div>Edited by: Twinsen9

<div>Thanks Zell ;)</div><div> </div> Hey, maybe I've eye trouble but... Where is Christophe after 30 meters ? Behind Carter no ?(and maybe behind Saidy Ndure) Edited by: Twinsen9

Well, I'm not totaly disappointed. - 9.95 with a bad 30 meters, it's promising. - Third, ahead Carter, it's really great. - A reaction time of 0.151 is good. - Another sub 10 (now six !) - I prefer Christophe fail now than at Deagu or Paris. Edited by: Twinsen9

Nooooo, 9.95 !!! Damn... And 9.78 for Powell, awesome.