Ahmed Jaouadi on Going 22.7 Final 50 of 1,650: “Training with Bobby helped me a lot to evolve it” ...Middle East

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In a battle of the titans, Zalan Sarkany and Ahmed Jaouadi were neck-and-neck at the 1,600 mark of the 1,650, but you wouldn’t have known it at the finish. Jaouadi blasted a monster 22.7 final 50 to take the win, breaking his training partner Bobby Finke’s NCAA record by over 2 seconds at 14:10.03. After the race, Jaouadi credited Finke for helping him work on his finishing speed in training.

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