2009 adidas Track Classic Coverage

About the meet

Making its fifth trip to The Home Depot Center on the campus of California State University, Dominguez Hills in Carson, California the adidas Track Classic will begin at 4 p.m. and will be broadcast live on ESPN2 from 5 p.m.-7 p.m. PDT. Check out the meet’s official website.

Pre-Meet Interviews:

Marshevet Hooker Marshevet Hooker has run 22.93 so far this season and is one of the top ten sprinters in the world and is set to compete this weekend at the Adidas Track Classic.

DeeDee Trotter Meet Preview Dee Dee Trotter gives her insight stuff on the Adidas Track Classic.

Meet Review and Results:

Instant Analysis The Adidas Track Classic wrap up upon conclusion of meet.

Results Check out the complete results from the Adidas Track Classic.

Videos:

Interviews Video interviews from the Adidas Track Classic in Carson, California.

PreRaceJitters’ Track & Field Radio Show #24, adidas Track Classic Preview Show PreRaceJitters’ Track & Field Radio Show Adidas Track Classic Preview Show.

Photos:

2009 Adidas Track Classic Photos from the 2009 Adidas Track Classic by Danny Wariner.

Wednesday

Live Updates:

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PreRaceJitters’ Interview: Dee Dee Trotter, 2009 adidas Track Classic Preview

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PreRaceJitters’ talks with Dee Dee Trotter gets the inside stuff with Dee Dee Trotter about the 2009 adidas Track Classic including her picks and highlights.

Women to Watch in 400!

-Eugene, Oregon - The women’s quarterfinals heat just went down. The most impressive runners to watch are Mary Wineberg (51.46), Natasha Hastings (51.51), Shana Cox (51.69), Eboni Floyd (51.37), Dee Dee Trotter (51.97) and Sanya Richards (51.37).

Wineberg is a sleeper in this race, who has been overlooked by many. Shana Cox, the reigning 400-meter NCAA champion from Penn State, may have some gas left in her tank to get through the rounds. An injury this past year has allowed her to keep her races down during this outdoor season.

It would be surprising if University of Houston alum Eboni Floyd does not make the finals and earn a relay spot. Reigning World Champion Dee Dee Trotter has the ability to turn on her big game on a moment’s notice. Sanya Richards comes in as the favorite to win it all, but the road will be hotly contested by this talented group of 400-meter runners.

By Jay Hicks.