Dwain Chambers saw off the challenge of Britain's promising young
sprinters to win his fifth successive 100m title at the British
Championships
at the Birmingham Alexandra Stadium. Victory in a season's best of 10.12 seconds guaranteed him a place in the British team for August's European Championships
in Zurich. Aikines-Aryeetey, 25 crossed the line in second in 10.14 seconds with Chijindu Ujah third in 10.18.
Dwain Chambers, Mens 60m sprint, UK Indoor Championships, EIS Sheffield, Feb 2014
The result leaves Britain's selectors with the difficult decision
of having to choose between James Dasaolu - the second fastest Briton
in history - and Ujah for the third 100m spot on the team to go to
Switzerland. Dasaolu, who was scheduled to make his comeback at this
weekend's trials, had been given special dispensation to miss the event
after struggling with injury for most of the year.
James Dasaolu pulls up at the end of the Mens 60m sprint at the Birmingham Grand Prix, Feb 2014
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