Walter Dix looks at the sprints differently than most of his competition.
"Sometimes, the fastest guy doesn't win," he said Tuesday at the U.S. track team's Olympic training camp.
"But definitely," he said, "the strongest guy always wins."
Nobody is coming to the Olympics saying Dix is faster than Tyson Gay, Asafa Powell or Usain Bolt. The numbers simply aren't there.
Stronger? Dix thinks that's possible. And if he's right, maybe he'll be wearing a medal or two when these games are over.
Although Gay has a chance at one individual sprint medal in Beijing, in the 100, Dix is the only American …
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