Sieg Lindstrom (@slideginstorm) profile picture

Managing Editor at Track & Field News

San Francisco, CA
Joined March 2009
Yes!
It's possible to like, admire and feel sympathy for Caster Semenya, Francine Niyonsaba and all other DSD athletes while feeling the same for non-DSD athletes who were, under previous rules, in a race they could never win. Social media just makes you think it's not.
Where else but San Francisco would you find four guys wearing white-tie and tails and baseball caps playing Bach and Mozart on saxophones while seated on a busy downtown street courier? Don’t ask me. I can be everywhere at once. 1990
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This issue so complex. It’s nothing to do with racism, feminism or about the genetic advantage of a single person. The effects of elevated testosterone on performance can’t be ignored. I truly believe this is in the interests of protecting female athletes’ rights and competition. – at Eze, France
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