Kaleva competitions: The harsh truth was revealed – Nooralotta Neziri thought she had already succeeded

A sprinter Nooralotta Neziri thought she had a dream start in the women’s 100 meter final at the Kaleva Games on Saturday.

However, the dispatcher shot the women back, and the referee showed Nezir a red disc as a sign of disqualification.

Finnish champion of quick fences Saara Keskitalo survived a similar situation on Friday, because the neighbor was jerked. Neziri wanted to see his departure again and hoped for a similar salvation.

“Unfortunately there wasn’t that trump card. Then it’s my fault.”

Neziri said his reaction time was 0.078 seconds. The cells alert the thief if they come off in less than 0.100 seconds.

“I tried to say you liked it [valmiit-asennossa] quite a while. They replied that they only lasted that long. Okay, sure, thanks, that’s okay.”

A woman from the Jyväskylä Field Athletes asked if she could run under the protest. It was not given a chance.

Nezir fought himself to the starting line. A few months ago, it seemed that the anterior cruciate ligament of the knee would not recover quickly enough.

When it was a side sport for Aturi and the flu bothered him to finish, Neziri didn’t feel that he had lost that much.

“Normally I roll my eyes out of my head, but now it’s a conflicted feeling. I’m proud that I got into this shape.”

Neziri also prided himself on committing to his tactics for the day. Porilainen thought that a medal would require a super start.

“If I had reacted slowly and ended up fourth, it would have hurt a lot more.”

Helsinki IFK Lotta Kemppinen held on to the title of the fastest woman in Finland with a time of 11.51 seconds.

Kaipola to Vireen Tessa Moisio kiri for silver (11.59) and Paimio Urheilijoden Emma Tainio (11.81) for bronze.