Gout Gout's 19.67, Cam Myers' 3:29, LA Olympic Ticket Prices + Cooper Lutkenhaus

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Gout Gout electrified Australian athletics with a 19.67 in the 200 meters, but was a swirling diagonal wind behind the eye-popping times? The crew breaks down why every finalist PR'd and what it really means. Cam Myers joined ultra-rare company with a 3:29 wire-to-wire 1500, while the women's 1500 DQ reversal sparked a fiery debate about obstruction rules and whether track and field needs instant replay. Jackson Spencer dropped an 8:31 meet record at Arcadia, LA 2028 ticket prices have fans in sticker shock, and the Supporters Club gets an exclusive interview with 17-year-old world indoor champion Cooper Lutkenhaus.https://www.letsrun.com/subscribe

LINKS

• Sam Mattis Takes Down Ben Plucknett's Steroid-Fueled AR
• 'Fake Conspiracy Theory' Over Gout Gout's 200m World Record (news.com.au)
• Jackson Spencer's Final 200m at Arcadia (video)
• First Look at LA 2028 Olympic Ticket Prices (LetsRun Forum) https://www.letsrun.com/forum
• VPN deal — https://www.letsrun.com/vpn

TIMESTAMPS

• 00:00 Supporters Club
• 00:33 Music
• 00:56 Intro and Episode Preview
• 06:52 Gout Gout Runs 19.67 at Australian Championships
• 08:10 Did Wind Give Gout Gout a Hidden Advantage?
• 12:49 Why 200m Wind Gauges Can Be Misleading
• 20:08 Historic Sprint Anomalies From Flo-Jo to Tobi Amusan
• 24:49 Cam Myers' 3:29 Wire-to-Wire 1500 Stunner
• 29:29 Is Myers' Front-Running Strategy a Threat to Ingebrigtsen?
• 33:41 Hollingsworth DQ Overturned in Women's 1500 Controversy
• 36:12 Track and Field Desperately Needs Video Replay
• 37:34 Who Should Be DQ'd: Hull or Hollingsworth?
• 39:47 Was Hull's Inside Block Legal or Obstruction?
• 45:48 Weldon's Verdict: No DQ for Jess Hull
• 49:14 Jakob vs Hull: Is Shutting the Door a Legal Move?
• 54:49 Ingebrigtsen Won't Race Until July
• 55:57 Jackson Spencer's 8:31 Meet Record at Arcadia Invitational
• 61:09 LA 2028 Olympic Tickets: Sticker Shock and Outrage
• 63:36 How Expensive Will the Olympics Really Be?
• 71:22 Is the Olympics Worth It or Should You Just Go to Worlds?
• 75:21 Breaking News: Diana Rossini Out at The Athletic
• 76:15 Boston Marathon Preview and Supporters Club Meetup
• 77:57 Cooper Lutkenhaus: World Indoor Champion at 17
• 80:15 Winning World Indoors: Tactics and Confidence
• 87:42 Life as a 17-Year-Old Professional Runner
• 92:52 World Champion in the High School Hallways
• 99:05 Outdoor Season Plans and Diamond League Debut
• 103:53 Dream Venues and Racing Where Rudisha Set His Record
• 106:27 World Indoors Final: The Decisive Move With 200 to Go
• 109:21 Outdoor Goals and the Sub-Four Mile Race Against His Brother
• 113:26 World Under-20s, USA Outdoors, and What's Next
• 117:16 Jim Ryun Comparisons and Why 800m Times Are So Fast

CONTACT

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Since 2000, LetsRun.com has been the independent home of elite running. Described by the New York Times as the "influential website that serves as something of a superego for American running," the podcast is the weekly deep dive into the world of track and field and elite distance running. The show is hosted by LetsRun.com co-founders Weldon Johnson, a 2-time Team USA member, and Robert Johnson, a former Cornell coach who helped pace the marathon world record, along with award-winning senior writer Jonathan Gault. Together they move beyond PR headlines to provide insider reporting and unfiltered debate serious fans rely on.