That 9.6 pommel horse is a biotch to hit. You need a perfect launch and 11 spins with a perfect landing to get the 9.6 to get past that level. Good thing is that the cycle you were on is as hard as it gets for qualifying. 46.12 seconds in the swim is about as good as you can get. No visible breaths. 🥇
You certainly did read it, and it is a fact. I guess you did not know there are more definitions of a ton than just the metric ton / tonne. 465kg = 1025 lbs which is more than half a short ton (US ton, 2000 lbs). There is also a long ton/Imperial ton, which is equal to 2240 lbs or 1016KG. Hope that cleared it up for you
It was, as far as I know. I remember seeing it in arcades as a kid. It was released in 1984, a year after Track and Field. Most likely cashing in on the '84 Olympics in Los Angeles.
