PreRaceJitters’ Off the Track with John W. Davis Podcast # 38 featuring Joe Battaglia

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For the 5th Episode of ” PreRaceJitters’ Off The Track with John W. Davis”, I collaborated with a highly respected Track and Field Journalist.

My guest, none of than Universal Sports Senior Producer, Joe Battaglia.

You probably know Joe as the lead reporter of Universal Sports’ Track and Field section.

I know Joe as a respected colleague, who I wanted to team up with, to breakdown T&F.

So, we decided to record an audio version of Joe’s weekly Inside Track interview/recap/preview article.

Here’s our podcast rundown:

1. Bolt v. Gay
2. The American Distance Scene
3. Marathon Match ups
4. The State of the Long Jump
5. Is Jelimo Back?
6. Who’s the Best Hurdler in The World?

Off the Track with John W. Davis. My Style… Their Stories… For Your Ears Only!

Don’t forget, Off The Track with John W. Davis is a PreRaceJitters.com exclusive.

Universal Sports Live TV & Webcast of the London Grand Prix

Tomorrow, the Aviva London Grand Prix begins.  Usain Bolt, Asafa Powell and Tyson Gay take to the track at the Crystal Palace for Aviva London Grand Prix.  Universal Sports has live coverage of this 2-day Super Grand Prix.  Below is event coverage webcast and TV coverage.

Aviva London Grand Prix
London, GBR

UniversalSports.com
Friday, July 24
12:45pm – 4:00pm ET (LIVE)

Saturday, July 25
Universal Sports.com
9:00am – 1:00pm ET (LIVE)

Universal Sports TV
(www.UniversalSports.tv)
Friday, July 24
3:00pm – 5:30pm ET

Saturday, July 25
3:00pm – 6:00pm ET

Universal Sports Provides Live Chicago Marathon Coverage.

Live coverage of the Bank of America Chicago Marathon will begin at 9 a.m. Eastern time at www.UniversalSports.com and on Universal Sports TV.
Universal Sports will also offer an exclusive webcast of the IAAF World Half-Marathon Championships from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil beginning at 7:45 a.m. ET.

The is available worldwide except in the Chicago area, where NBC5 is providing local live web and broadcast coverage.

Jay Hicks for Prerace Jitters.