Rodr?guez ready for redemption in Doha 
"I've felt good since the start of 2010. My disqualification in Berlin has only served to motivate me," said Rodr?guez, who will go to Doha as the fifth fastest on the entry list and the second quickest European.Click here to read the article
Rodr?guez ready for redemption in Doha
Spain's Natalia Rodr?guez is looking to bounce back from the heartbreak of being disqualified after initially getting the gold medal in last summer's World Championships 1500m with a place on the podium over the same distance at next weekend's World Indoor Championships in Doha.
"I've felt good since the start of 2010. My disqualification in Berlin has only served to motivate me," said Rodr?guez, who will go to Doha as the fifth fastest on the entry list and the second quickest European.
Click here to read the article
"I've felt good since the start of 2010. My disqualification in Berlin has only served to motivate me," said Rodr?guez, who will go to Doha as the fifth fastest on the entry list and the second quickest European.Click here to read the article
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