Graham

you've got three outstanding 100-meter runners.

And Kylia, he's a Kiwi.

He broke his father, was an Olympian.

He broke his father's 100-meter record in New Zealand and only became an Australian in December.

Yes, his run was very much wind-assisted on the weekend, and that's all part of it, but he did fly.

You know, he did fly.

So you think if these... Unfortunately, they won't be together in the relay at the Commonwealth Games, but imagine putting the three of them together in LA.

Gerard, it's exciting, isn't it?

They do.

And let me just say this, Jared, you're not, these thoughts aren't airy at all.

Athletics is having a Renaissance and I'm seeing in the numbers at work that

If you put a gout gout story up on our internet, you may notice that in the Herald Sun, Daily Telegraph, the Courier Mail, it's very prominent.

That's because tens and thousands of people log onto it.

When we put the story up yesterday about Ancilia, suddenly out of nowhere, running faster than Patrick Johnson, it was logged on by thousands of people.

There is this...

You know, it's rating well on television and it's – even swimmers are talking about it, which normally is the other way around.

Athletics have been whinging about swimming for decades saying, oh, God, they just get everything.

I was talking to a couple of Olympic swimmers yesterday – or, sorry, last week, and they were saying, God, athletics gets a lot of publicity.

And I thought, I haven't heard that statement for decades.

Yeah.