Athletics
9.91 Seconds and an Empty Wind ColumnThe semifinal results sheet from Nagoya's Paloma Mizuho Stadium reached my de...
9.91 in Nagoya: The 0.01-Second Record and the Number Nobody PrintedThe clock at Paloma Mizuho Stadium read 9.91. Semifinal one, Puripol Boonson,...
The Empty Cell Beside 9.91: Without a Wind Reading, the Record Is a Number, Not HistoryOne Frame, One Empty Cell Nagoya, September 2026. The track at Paloma Mizuho...
Nagoya's 9.91: A Record Headline and a Missing ReadingOn the semifinal sheet at Nagoya's Paloma Mizuho Stadium a number sits waitin...
Cyrena Samba-Mayela: The File That Was Never Found, and the Two Years Not Yet WrittenSix in the morning. A doping control officer knocks on a hotel room door....
Puripol Boonson's 9.91: An Asian Games Record With the Wind Gauge Still SilentPaloma Mizuho Stadium, Nagoya. The clock stopped at 9.91 seconds in a...
The September 18 Date and One Missing Number: Is Cyrena Samba-Mayela's Case Really a Track Story?Track copy on my desk usually starts with a time. A split, a wind reading, a...
9.91 Seconds and One Missing Number: Inside Puripol Boonson's Record Claim in NagoyaPaloma Mizuho Stadium, Nagoya. The first semifinal of the evening, and the...
The 9.91 Ledger: Where the Nagoya Record Actually StopsNagoya's Paloma Mizuho Stadium, that evening. The timing board flashed 9.91,...
9.91 Seconds and the Wind's Verdict Still Pending: A Thai Teenager's Nagoya Record and the Ledger Nobody Has Signed9.91 Seconds, and the Wind's Verdict Still Pending 9.95 in the 24 September...
The Empty Box Beside 9.91: Boonson's Record, the Missing Wind Gauge, and an Incomplete Measurement1. The Empty Box Beside 9.91 The board at Paloma Mizuho Stadium in Nagoya rea...
The 0.08-Second Bronze: Vietnam's National Record Is Really a Lineup StoryOn the screen it was the 1200-metre exchange point. The clock read 2:22.29 an...
A Bronze of 0.08 Seconds: Inside Vietnam's Mixed 4×400 m Relay Record at ASIAD 2026A Bronze of 0.08 Seconds: Inside Vietnam's Mixed 4×400 m Relay Record at ASIA...
9.91 in Nagoya: The 0.01-Second Record and the Number Nobody PrintedThe clock at Paloma Mizuho Stadium read 9.91. Semifinal one, Puripol Boonson,...
The Empty Cell Beside 9.91: Without a Wind Reading, the Record Is a Number, Not HistoryOne Frame, One Empty Cell Nagoya, September 2026. The track at Paloma Mizuho...
Nagoya's 9.91: A Record Headline and a Missing ReadingOn the semifinal sheet at Nagoya's Paloma Mizuho Stadium a number sits waitin...
Cyrena Samba-Mayela: The File That Was Never Found, and the Two Years Not Yet WrittenSix in the morning. A doping control officer knocks on a hotel room door....
Puripol Boonson's 9.91: An Asian Games Record With the Wind Gauge Still SilentPaloma Mizuho Stadium, Nagoya. The clock stopped at 9.91 seconds in a...
The September 18 Date and One Missing Number: Is Cyrena Samba-Mayela's Case Really a Track Story?Track copy on my desk usually starts with a time. A split, a wind reading, a...
9.91 Seconds and One Missing Number: Inside Puripol Boonson's Record Claim in NagoyaPaloma Mizuho Stadium, Nagoya. The first semifinal of the evening, and the...
The 9.91 Ledger: Where the Nagoya Record Actually StopsNagoya's Paloma Mizuho Stadium, that evening. The timing board flashed 9.91,...
9.91 Seconds and the Wind's Verdict Still Pending: A Thai Teenager's Nagoya Record and the Ledger Nobody Has Signed9.91 Seconds, and the Wind's Verdict Still Pending 9.95 in the 24 September...
The Empty Box Beside 9.91: Boonson's Record, the Missing Wind Gauge, and an Incomplete Measurement1. The Empty Box Beside 9.91 The board at Paloma Mizuho Stadium in Nagoya rea...
The 0.08-Second Bronze: Vietnam's National Record Is Really a Lineup StoryOn the screen it was the 1200-metre exchange point. The clock read 2:22.29 an...
A Bronze of 0.08 Seconds: Inside Vietnam's Mixed 4×400 m Relay Record at ASIAD 2026A Bronze of 0.08 Seconds: Inside Vietnam's Mixed 4×400 m Relay Record at ASIA...
