In that human obsession with speed—which goes from God Mercury to Concorde, from Ferrari to Usain Bolt—no mortal had managed to reach the marathon goal in less than two hours. What happened in London was more than a competition: it was a sign that, when talent and technology align, the boundaries cease to be a frontier and become a starting point. And it was that for all, experts, amateurs and neophytes, it seemed impossible that in the so-calle…
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In that human obsession with speed—which goes from God Mercury to Concorde, from Ferrari to Usain Bolt—no mortal had managed to reach the marathon goal in less than two hours. What happened in London was more than a competition: it was a sign that, when talent and technology align, the boundaries cease to be a frontier and become a starting point. And it was that for all, experts, amateurs and neophytes, it seemed impossible that in the so-calle…