|  Only One Thing Missing
David Rudisha has one thing left on his checklist. That's an Olympic gold medal. The 23-year-old 800-meter World Record-holder also says that he thinks 1:40 is possible for him but is "only" shooting for 1:42 in New York, where he'll make his United States debut at the adidas Grand Prix June 9 at Ichan Stadium.
Andrews Signs With adidas
Budding middle-distance star Robby Andrews turned to the professional ranks to pursue his Olympic dream and now he just signed a long-term deal with adidas. The 21-year-old University of Virginia student will take the line in New York against World Champ David Rudisha in the 800 at aGP. Andrews has already clocked 3:34.78 for 1500 meters this month. Show Your Stripes
Yohan Blake and the YB Afraid Foundation announced a winner in the "Show Your Stripes" picture contest. Find out about Khalil Munroe winning a free trip to New York for aGP. Watt Looks for a Home Run in NY
Australian long jumper Mitchell Watt enjoyed a best-ever season opener when he soared out to 8.21 meters (26-11.25) on the Gold Coast. In his IAAF.org online diary he explains how he's preparing for the London Games and New York. Dude already has Yankee tickets! Start Me Up
Music is supposed to fuel the soul, right? That's why Omega, the official timekeeper of the Samsung Diamond League, is linking up with the Rolling Stones for the Olympic Games. Get a look at this video featuring adidas ambassadors Jenn Suhr and Tyson Gay, who both hold meet records at aGP. Tickets Still Available!
Move fast. Tickets are still available for the adidas Grand Prix. Don't miss your chance to see the world's top stars in action. Call 877-849-8722 for tickets or order online at http://www.diamondleague-newyork.com/Tickets/. | 
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