The awaited competition of the Melbourne Track Classic, the opening leg of the 2011
IAAF World Challenge, to throw a multitude of mesmerizing containments on the long run for glory seems to be a magnificent and strength defying contest by the likes of world champions in several disciplines of the game with sheer instinct and
diversely manipulated effort towards the objective. David Rudisha, expectancy of the critics and anticipators towards the 2010 male athlete of the year looks quite definitive for the upcoming challenges of the year and distinctively perceived to be the best
in the performer category and Melbourne Track Classic. The men’s 5000m is sure to admit the best production as a subject to the strongest candidate. The Melbourne Track Classic scheduled on 3rd march Thursday night is intended to be the last big
invitation meeting at the venue of Melbourne’s Olympic Park later on to be shifted at a new stadium entitled as Albert Park.
The event holds a paradigm of many dignifying achievers and athletes who primarily are milestone mercenaries in different regards of athletics. The particular sorted line up of the performers
for the coming event depicts the matchless scenarios to approach in sporting history and entertainment. David Rudisha’s run in the 800m with a record of fastest ever in Australia at the Melbourne Track Classic last year determined him to be the proclaimed
21-year-old male athlete of the year and the records contributing to the fact of him being an achiever states his credits as two time world record breaker and the winner of African Championship and Continental Cup. The athlete stated the 2011 capacitors of
track has admirations in store for him and further initiated “I’ve been running very well I’ve been running fast times. But I don’t have a major title, so that is what I’m aiming for.
The paradigm of the champions and Olympic winners include Valerie Adams (Shot Put), Dani Samuels (Discus Throw), Bernard Lagat (1500 and 5000m, 2007) and Reese Hoffa (Shot Put, 2007)
to compete. The domestic level of the competition signifies the presence of 2005 world champions 5000m bronze medalist Craig Mottram. The athlete is yet to compete and make his debut after recovering from explicable and marginalizing career-threatening injuries
of Achilles tendon. Mitchell Watt, precisely the World indoor 2010 and World 2009 Long jump bronze medalist to return from the severe and traumatizing groin injuries. Comeback is to be made by the troubled John Steffensen after a three month suspension period.
The 5000m challenge has the possession of a chaotic and charismatic experience for the crowd and contrarily present anticipators to be at the venue. The competition is drawn as an accentuation
of survival of fittest from the fittest with the likes of Lagat who arrived in Melbourne on Tuesday night after being rewarded the entitlement of winner in the US indoor champion 3000m on the weekend. The credential presence of the fellow American athletes
Chris Solinsky, Matt Tegenkamp and Tom Nelson and Kenyan athlete Isaac Songok was to be seen here all week. The athletes to head the local challenge are liable of stating a good string of performers precisely, Collis Birmingham, Ben St Lawrence and David McNeill
along with the bronze medalist Craig Mottram.