Kim is one of my favorite athletes and I always am pulling for her to do well. While success shouldn't be measured in medals won, it is hard not to want to win when you are clearly among maybe the dozen fastest runners in the world over any of the longer distances. But if today's 10000 shows us anything, its that no one runner has the claim to winning (or medaling) every time. At that level, anybody has a legitimate shot at the podium.
