
On November 20, 1971, a 17-year-old American nobody named Jim Ryun — the greatest miler of his generation and an Olympic silver medalist — was eliminated in the first round of the Munich Games by an unknown Kenyan runner who had never won an international race. What the official story never told you is what happened in the tunnel, what the track officials knew, and how one catastrophic collision quietly rewrote the soul of distance running forever.
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