Confusion In The Crowd
Because the feat Nadia accomplished was unprecedented in the history of the Olympic Games, there were a few little hiccups. Omega SA, the makers of the digital scoreboards that are used by the Olympics, did not program the boards to have the ability to display “10,” believing such an accomplishment was impossible. Rather than “10”, “1.00”was displayed. Nadia and her coach, along with the crowed, stared at the boards, puzzled, before it dawned on them what the display actually meant.
Confusion In The Crowd
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