5K No their is a lady from ethiopia called ayana moto wakuotea mbali she might even break the world record.If she doubles and goes for the 10K then kenyans will be left doing the chasing kama kawa. For team kenya among women hakuna clear favourite maybe steeplechase but kuna a tunisian who may spoil the party and the marathon which is usually very open when it comes to the olympics. Ayana moto wa kuotea mbali with a new world record.

10,000M silver is great. The winner broke the WR

It is great Ayana has broken a record from the dope using chinise women from the early 90s.The lady athletes now have to target Joyner's 100m and 200m records as well as the 400m and 800m ones held by east Europeans from the 80s all very suspect.I believed Pamela Jelimo had the 800m one within her reach before she faded away.

I have become so jaded that I am not inclined to give anyone benefit of doubt when it comes to doping. So when a person wins a medal, even if Kenyan, I have to consider the possibility that they are doping.
When a person breaks a record by 17 seconds you really have to wonder.
Just this year, Jama Aden who coaches Genzebe and Mo Farah was busted with viles of EPO

Genzebe has not been running much probably because of the fiasco with her coach being busted for EPO. I am fairly certain that Genzebe Dibaba is a doper as is Mo Farah.

In any case most countries including Ethiopia and Kenya do not have an off season dope testing program. Remember that doping is most effective when you are doing your pre-season running. Athletes build up their endurance during the months of January to March and thats when they dope. So testing during the Olympics is almost useless.

Without an effective off-season testing program in each country, its difficult to believe any result.