Simon Whitfield cracks wise with the Toronto Star's Randy Starkman at his home in Victoria. The Olympic gold medallist in triathlon at the 2000 Sydney Games is gunning for gold again this summer in Beijing. This is another in the Toronto Star's continuing...
from YouTube on Mon, May 05 2008
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