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The way you became an instant legend at primary school was by being the fastest kid.

I still know the name of the fastest boy at my primary school, Martin Lewis.

I'll never ever forget who, if you were the fastest kid,

for some reason, that put you above anyone else who was the, I couldn't even tell he was the smartest

kid, I wouldn't even register that or put it in my brain. But the fastest kid, and to be that

kind of hallowed superhero status at school, the fastest boy and girl, Martin Lewis, forever

burned in

his name. I'm actually going back

home into my hometown, a couple weeks of weeks time,

and I'm meeting up with some old schoolmates,

and one of them said they saw Martin, I straight away

with it, Martin Lewis.

Was he running?

I was like, good. God, has he still got that pace on him?

Could we reunite and have a race now in our 50s?

One last race?

Has he still got?

There's no way he's still got it.

Do you remember the fastest kid at your primary school?

Rick Constan, and he was not only the fastest over 100 metres and also the quickest

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