Kiwi-turned-Australian sprinter Eddie Nketia has clocked a staggering 100m time of 9.74 seconds at a college meet in the United States - but it won't count for record purposes because of a howling tailwind.
Nketia, who recently swapped his allegiance to Australia, did the 100m/200m double for the University of Southern California at the Big Ten Track and Field Championships in Nebraska.
It was the second time in as many months that he had gone faster than Patrick Johnson's longstanding Australian 100m record of 9.93.
