I've Been Followed Home Late At Night.

When You're Competing, You Don't Have The Choice Of What The Weather Will Be Like. It Really Doesn't Affect Me. I Ran One Of My Fastest Times In The New York Diamond League Meeting Last Year. It Was Raining Pretty Hard Then.

Putting On My Legs Is Like Putting On My Shoes. I Understand That's How Some People Might Think Differently, But I Hope That In London, Their Perceptions Open Up.

I Have Run Two Olympic 'a' Standard Times Over The Past 12 Months And With The Time I Ran At The African Championships Last Week I Know My Speed And Fitness Are Constantly Improving So That I Will Peak In Time For The Olympics.

I Have A Phenomenal Team Behind Me Who Have Helped Get Me Here And I, Along With Them, Will Now Put Everything We Can Into The Final Few Weeks Of Preparations Before The Olympic Games, Where I Am Aiming To Race Well, Work Well Through The Rounds, Post Good Times And Maybe Even A Personal Best Time On The Biggest Stage Of Them All.

I Don't See Myself As Disabled. There's Nothing I Can't Do That Able-bodied Athletes Can Do.