The unsteady, racing shots were done with the use of a "shaky cam --a cam --ascam --aonto a 2-by-4, whicamerald be carried along at ground level.
In contrast to the tradition represented by the Preakness, Stronach hopes to give racing a shot in the arm with the proposed Pegasus World Championship.
Witnesses said on the Globo News network that the racing car shot over a bicycle path and across the sidewalk, hitting people and crashing through tables and chairs, before coming to a stop on the sand of the beach.
Dr Brookes introduced the pentathlon in 1868 - high-jump, long-jump, half-mile race, shot- put and climbing a 70ft rope - and the Wenlock Olympics progressively put more emphasis on track and field disciplines devoid of pigs and tea.
Local television made sure to catch a post-race shot of Ms Wüst hopping on her bike, like any average Dutchwoman, for the ride from the stadium to Heineken House, where the Dutch delegation congregates.
The free-throw lanes were wider than in the United States, and racing against the shot clock made shooting haphazard at times.
But Channel 4 loitered for more than a minute in post-race shots of Mouaziz, rejoined the riveting women's race for only 45 seconds, then lingered for 43 seconds to watch the second-, third- and fourth-place men's finishes (and some aftermath).
In the concluding set, Berdych fell behind, 6-5, when he failed to reach a drop shot, racing forward and clipping the ball just after it bounced a second time.
Channel 4 has put a lot of time and effort into its coverage and, though it will never please everyone, its senior executives may well conclude, when the time comes to renegotiate, that it has given racing its best shot without getting the value it hoped for from its £20m.
At one point, he ran to net, then glided sideways and tracked down a wide chip shot by racing 20 feet to his right.
