They watch the video and after a long time of reviewing the video, it was Dave who won the race by 1/100 of a second. This race was crucial for Dan as the winner of this race earned a place in the Olympics. However, between the qualifying race and the Olympics, Dave tore his hamstring during his intense training. In a shocking turn of events, Dave was declared unable to run, leaving a spot open for a sprinter. One day, Dan receives a call from the Olympic organization and they offer him a card to participate in the 2050 Summer Olympics in Dave's place. Dan enthusiastically accepts the offer and leaves for the Olympics. He and Reggie are impressed and can't believe it. Even though it wasn't how they imagined it, they achieved their goal of making it to the Olympics. Now that he's here, he wants to make the most of his situation and win gold. With butterflies in his stomach, he settles into lane 8, sweating profusely. When he hears the gunshot, at that moment he begins to think about all the hard work he has done to get to where he is. He remembers its size, as well as the pool exercise of holding his breath. He hasn't forgotten how impatiently he was gasping for air when he sprinted in Denver. It was with all this in mind that he opened his eyes and saw himself 10 meters from the finish.