A sprinter’s account of elite track and field
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A sprinter’s account of elite track and field
Carl Lewis’s autobiography combines a personal sports narrative with an account of the systems and controversies surrounding elite athletics. The publisher description highlights his world-record-setting 100-meter dash at the 1991 World Track and Field Championships, alongside subjects including college recruiting and drug use among athletes. The book’s scope therefore reaches beyond competition to questions about how athletes are recruited and the pressures and practices within the sport.
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