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Athlete Steve Cram Steve Cram after being beaten into third place in
Athlete Steve Cram
Steve Cram after being beaten into third place in the General Portfolio 2, 000 metre Cross-County Challenge in Durham City 30 December 1990
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Media ID 21636750
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Athlete Athletics Disappointment Race Small Group Of People The End Mixed Age Range
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In this print from Memory Lane Prints, we witness a defining moment in the career of renowned athlete Steve Cram. Taken on December 30,1990, in Durham City, the image captures Cram's emotions after being unexpectedly beaten into third place during the General Portfolio 2,000 metre Cross-Country Challenge. The photograph exudes an atmosphere of disappointment and introspection as Cram reflects on his performance. His face reveals a mix of determination and frustration, perhaps contemplating what could have been. Surrounded by a small group of people with mixed age ranges, it is evident that this race held significance for both fans and fellow athletes alike. Cram's presence in this picture symbolizes not only his personal journey but also represents the spirit of athletics in the 1990s. As one of Britain's most celebrated middle-distance runners at that time, he inspired countless individuals to push their limits and strive for greatness. This poignant snapshot encapsulates the essence of sport: triumphs and defeats coexisting within a single frame. It serves as a reminder that even champions experience setbacks along their path to success. Through its powerful imagery and historical context, this print invites us to reflect upon our own moments of defeat or disappointment while finding inspiration to persevere towards our goals - just like Steve Cram did on that fateful day in Durham City over three decades ago.
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