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Asian Games: My aim was 9.8 seconds, says sprinter Ogunode

<p>After clocking the first ever sub-10 seconds 100m race (9.93 secs), Qatar's Femi Ogunode says he could have gone faster had the track been dry</p>

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Femi Ogunode poses with the timer showing his new Asian record during the Asian Games

Femi Ogunode poses with the timer showing his new Asian record during the Asian Games

Incheon: Qatar's Femi Ogunode won the Asian Games men's 100m yesterday in a continental record 9.93 seconds to make a triumphant return following his doping ban.

Femi Ogunode during his Asian Games 100m yesterday. Pics/AFP
Femi Ogunode during his Asian Games 100m yesterday. Pics/AFP 

The Nigerian-born sprinter declared he is aiming for gold at the 2016 Olympics, despite training without a coach for the last four months, and said only wet conditions in Incheon stopped him running even faster.

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