After 42 years, the most controversial mark in the U.S. record books is gone. Sam Mattis launched a 72.45m bomb in Ramona to take down Ben Plucknett’s steroid-tainted record, but given the massive “Ramona wind”, should this record have an asterisk* attached to it like Plucknett’s?
- Sam Mattis breaks 43-year-old doped up US discus record, 72.45 in Ramona
- The throws should have wind limits like sprints for records – Why don’t they?
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