Zola Budd became famous as what?
Zola Budd but that in the give and take of pack running, athletes learn to make allowances." At first the US media sided with Decker, while the British press supported Budd. In 2002 the moment was ranked 93rd in Channel 4's 100 Greatest Sporting Moments. On an episode of "Celebrity Come Dine with Me", Budd stated that to this day that she has never seen footage of the collision. Budd competed internationally for the UK in 1985 and 1986. In February 1985, she was World Cross Country Champion (beating Ingrid Kristiansen), but then went on to several track defeats. The most significant
Zola Budd of 8h6mins, earning a Bill Rowan Medal. In March 2015, Budd won the Run Hard Columbia (SC) Marathon, with a time of 3:05:27. In South Africa today, township taxis are nicknamed "Zola Budd" for their speed. The singer Brenda Fassie (whom "Time" magazine called "the Madonna of the townships" in 2001) had a hit single in the 1980s with her track "Zola Budd". On 20 July 2012 BBC Radio 4 broadcast a play by Richard Monks about the political and media actions taken to bring Zola Budd to Britain with her father at the age of 17, the script implying