"when she was winning, she was accused of cheating, when she was losing, she was accused of not trying." I'll raise my hand as guilty. "Not that I'm trying to say that Semenya ran a good race - you simply cannot allow the moves of your two main rivals to go completely unnoticed, but I am saying that it's possible that Semenya does not have the ability to run the race any other way - she may well be at her limit and unable to run those 28s 200m splits mid-race. The fact that she looks so easy doing it is neither here nor there. Go on YouTube and look up her race at the World Junior Championships in Poland in 2008. She finished second last in her semi-final, and looked the same as she did today. That was long before any controversy, or any need to avoid scrutiny. Semenya is just a very 'casual', disengaged runner." Like I said before, she should have rather finished dead on her feet, and won or failed miserably, but at least have been in the game.
