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Foster through to fifth Olympics
Veteran Mark Foster qualifies for his fifth Olympic Games after winning the 50m freestyle final in Sheffield.
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Re: Foster through to fifth Olympics
to put this in perspective, it means that you have been at the top of your sport for 16 years. That is a massive achievement for a swimmer, who should get slower with the rigour of training and the muscles getting older. Well done Mark Foster.Comment
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