Zola Budd - Wikipedia
Zola Budd (also known as Zola Pieterse; born 26 May 1966) is a South African middle-distance and long-distance runner. She competed at the 1984 Olympic Games for Great Britain and the 1992 Olympic Games for South Africa, both times in the 3000 metres .
Zola Budd still runs, but not from the past - Los Angeles Times
2009年8月10日 · Budd, barely 18, had grown up running barefoot through fields on a South African farm and kept right on going into international prominence with some of the top times in the world. On Jan. 5,...
Zola Budd: Still Running Naturally - Runner's World
2010年10月3日 · Then, Budd was a teenaged sprite from South Africa at the front of the field in the 3,000m, running lightly and smoothly on bare feet, leading the best in the world. American Mary Decker (now...
The Fall - PASSION PICTURES
The remarkable story of a South African barefoot runner; an American track and field prodigy and a journey behind the events of one of the most memorable moments in sporting history at the L.A. 1984 Olympics.
Wendy Sly 'honoured' to be awarded MBE 30 years after her …
2014年12月31日 · Sly won her Olympic medal in the now infamous Olympic race where American sweetheart Mary Decker appeared to have been tripped by Zola Budd, who had been running the race barefoot and...
The Fall — Very Much So
The remarkable story of a South African barefoot runner; an American track and field prodigy and a journey behind the events of one of the most memorable moments in sporting history at the L.A. 1984 Olympics.
The Real Story Behind This Iconic Olympics Photo - Runner's World
2020年7月24日 · Amid the international crowd of runners was a 18-year-old South African named Zola Budd, who famously ran barefoot. Because South Africa (still under apartheid) was banned from the Olympics,...
The Fall - CTVC
This cinematic feature documentary tells the remarkable untold story of a South African barefoot runner, Zola Budd, an American track and field prodigy, Mary Decker – and the truth behind one of the most memorable sporting moments in Olympic history.
A Flight To A Stormy Haven - Sports Illustrated Vault | SI.com
1984年4月9日 · The girl, running barefoot as usual, was already far ahead in her 5,000-meter race on the pink Tartan of Stellenbosch University's Coetzenburg Stadium, near Cape Town, South Africa. Then...
Athletics at the 1984 Summer Olympics – Women's 3000 metres
The Apartheid government of South Africa had been banned from worldwide competition. Budd, who intentionally ran barefoot, was essentially an unknown athlete on the world stage. Decker also was largely untested in domestic races and had relatively little experience running competitively in a crowd.
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