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His receW efforts, in races r and in pactice; support f he young Texan's optimism about bringing down a mark hdd ; ' one of the spirts greatest by ' performers. ; 'i ; Wariner, at age 23 the .: event's reigning Olympic and " world champion, was tinted in ... 43 seconds at the DNGaian; meet in Sweden on Aug. 7, ; ; making him the AOOeneter runner in history.-- ' Only Johnson and Harry Reyn-- , olds have run faster. Warmer's personal best came four days ; after a 44.05 in LondotL Based on those two races, so elose together, Wariner said ' ' on Monday, there's no telling What I can do in Osaka, He spoke during a Confer- ence call before heading to Osaka, Japan, where the world championships begin Saturday. The 400 preliminaries are next .. . ' i T-- Johnsons 19.32 world record in the 200 set at the 1996 At; lanta Olympics. That one is , working. , in practice oo'his home being challenged, too. Tyson 200 track in Waco, Texas, last Gay ran the second-fasteevec 19.62, at the U.S. champiweric, Wariner said. Hart . onships last month. ... brought out the workout records of Johnson seven days ; Gay is threatening the 100 before he set the World record record, too, and Wariner be-- , lieves that mark will be broken of 4118 on Aug. 35, 1999, in Spain. Wariner spact ice in Osaka, either by Gay or Jatimes last Wednesday 'were maican Asafa PowelL ' One big reason for all the record talk is the ultra-fa'My workouts have been Osaka track. getting better. Im stronger, I'm quicker,' Wariner said, Wariner ran a 44.02 -fastest This year I know it's a big in the work! this year. I'm trying to defend my year on the Japanese oval world championship. I can get on May 5, a time that surprised Mm because he wasn't in top theworMrecord,IknpwIcan, especially the way 1 ran in condition that early in the sear st . . . . I'm not going to go after it, he said. If the record comes,: k comes. It's winning that's important. With the victory hopefully IU have the world record at the same time. I've got a whole long career ahead of me. Its one race." When Johnson broke Reyn . , . J. (S' ; - S' jIf Y-XW- j W-- :il ' Wariner also expects a U.S. sweep of the event. Even a finish would be no big surprise. Wariner and fellow Americans Angelo Taylor, LaShawn Merritt and Kerron dement are the four fastest in the event this year. That kind of talent makes s world record in the 1,600-metrelay in Osaka a strong . J i ,iV T H, " ; I i q I A I FUEAdoctaad Ptm event tiheod of compatriots win the men's Andrew Rock, left, and Darold Williamson at the DN Galon athletics, IAAF Super Gnmd Prix at the Olympic Stadium in Stockholm, Sweden, on Aug. 7. Jeremy Wariner, canter, of the ILS. 400-met- have the four right guys, we can break the record. The relay is on Sept. 2, the meet's last daw and two days after the 400 final that Wan ner seems virtually certain y.toa think the world record could be taken easily, Wariner said. We haye so much talent, we could throw anybody in there and win. If we 1 . l1 .";V i- - 9 '14L. . son.: A? . f 'J .' .1) i " mirths,, . Stockholm. Not that hes the mark will f; it t second- . Tuesday.- world . st ' 1999 it seemed it would be untouchable. So did championships, Se-viB- . " olds' record at the ; st ; . . e- , . third-faste- 400-m- .; 1HEA5SOCIATEDVRES5 I 1 he will win. If I run my race like I have been, he said, like I did in Stockholm and like I have in the last year, theyre nr going to beat me. L |