Conor McKeown

Like if you look at that, it's... And the documentary on Netflix, I think it's The Last Milestone.

It's very good and they're not trying to hide that.

The documentary is about we're treating this guy as an experiment.

Can we get a human to get under two hours?

And that's very much what the documentary is centred on.

So the whole race as well, you've got in-ears, you've got people talking to him, they're all monitoring him.

It's

Unbelievable what they have to do.

They picked Vienna for a reason because it was... Fast track.

Fast track.

It's flat, it's straight and it's wind broken as well.

They picked a certain time that would be cooler.

Everything about that was set up to get this man under two hours.

But just to turn around and do it in a competitive competition in a...

You could say random marathon in London.

It's unbelievable.

I'm breaking by 30 seconds.

And the fact that two people break two hours in the one race, you know, suddenly when nobody's ever broken it.

And yeah, it's funny the dynamic here of Sebastian coming out and saying, test me as much as you want.

And then I immediately be like, huh, that's suspicious.