The 100m features the fleet Jamaicans Asafa Powell and world record holder Usain Bolt. With these two athletes in the race a world record is a distinct possibility.
The 400m features Americans Jeremy Wariner and Kerron Clement.
The rarely contested 1000m should be scintillating with Sudanese phenom Abubaker Kaki Khamis, reigning olympic champion Yuriy Borzakovskiy, and American Chris Lukezic who is hoping to be pulled along for a fast time.
The 3000m should also be blazing with a slew of Ethipians and Kenyans with Americans Ed Moran and Matt Tegenkamp attempting to mix it up with the best in the world. Kenyan slayer Craig Mottram is also looking to turn heads.
The steeple features the singular Anthony Famiglietti who has been racing with bravado this season and is ready to race with the best in the world.
The 110mh features Cuban world record holder Dayron Robles fresh off his 12.88, which was only .01 off his own world record in Paris. American Terrance Tramell, and Aries Merritt seek to show their gusto against the world’s best.
The American Distance Project 