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Abbey D'Agostino helps Nikki Hamblin to finish after fall in 5,000 meters

Abbey D'Agostino helps Nikki Hamblin to finish after fall in 5,000 meters    • Abbey D'Agostino helps Nikki Hamblin ...   New Zealand runner Nikki Hamblin tripped and fell to the track during the race, with American Abbey D'Agostino then tripping over Hamblin and falling to the ground as well. Hamblin lay there wondering what had happened when she felt D'Agostino's hand on her shoulder. "Get up, get up! We have to finish!'' D'Agostino told her. "This is the Olympic Games. We have to finish this.'" D'Agostino helped Hamblin up, and the two continued to run. Having injured her knee during the fall, D'Agostino was not running well and when Hamblin looked back to see if she could help, the American simply said, "Keep going, keep going.'' The two finished last and next to last (Hamblin in 16:43 and D'Agostino in 17:10) and hugged afterward. Despite the poor finish, they both will advance to the final due to having been tripped. D'Agostino did not go through the mixed zone to speak with reporters due to her knee injury but Hamblin expressed nothing but eternal gratitude to the runner she had never met before. "I am so grateful to Abbey for helping me,'' Hamblin said. "That girl was the Olympic spirit right there. I am so impressed and inspired by that.'' Thank you for watching this video. Do not forget to LIKE, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE. JOIN US TO GET OUR LATEST NEWS Google Plus: https://plus.google.com/u/0/ Facebook:   / woww-channel-cinema-949388531838901   Twitter:   / narto_miko   DISCLAIMER: This videos might contained herein, is not intended to replace, or be used in place of, the Original Equipment Manufacturers or other vendor's operating or safety instructions relating to methods, procedures, machinery, equipment or other products. This presentation is presented for educational purposes and is therefore supplementary and not to be considered exhaustive. (Client), its officers, directors and employees as well as the programs authors, producers and video crews hereby disclaim any and all responsibility for any loss, injury, damage or expense directly or indirectly arising out of or relating to use or reliance on this presentation or the material contained in this presentation. Abbey D'Agostino helps Nikki Hamblin to finish after fall in 5,000 meters