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Apr 03, 2014 Sports
Olympian Winston George will wing out today for the United States of America where he will be commencing his second of two stints thus far at the Central Park Track Club in an aim to up his game ahead of the 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil.
George told Kaieteur Sport yesterday that with a World Championships next year and Olympics in 2016, he needs to improve his times drastically, if he is going to give Guyana its long-awaited medal at the two blue-ribbon events in track and field.
Asked why he has not returned to sub 46-second form since qualifying for the London Olympics with his personal best 45.89 in 2011, George said “only God knows; only God can say why I’ve not, even though I have tried my best and came close”.
The Police Progressive Youth Club (PPYC), George represented Guyana at the South American Games in Chile last month. He was a finalist in the 400m race, finishing just outside the medals, in 46.10 seconds. Guyana returned medal-less from Chile.
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