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It Is My Second Visit To Korea Since The International Junior Athletic Championships In 1992. Both Then And Now, I Felt Korea Is An Interesting Country And The People Are Very Kind.

My Mind Is Pretty Made Up That Life For Cathy Freeman Will Be As An Unmarried Woman From Now On.

Twenty Seconds Before A Race, There's Absolute Focus. The Key Thing Is To Achieve Relaxation, But At The Same To Have Absolute Total Control. You've Got To Find The Balance Between Being Totally Ready To Go And Being Really At Peace With Yourself As Well.

I Have Been Told Many Times That When I Win I Make My People Proud To Be Australian. I Am Aboriginal, I Am One Of Them And Every Time I Win Or Am Honoured Like This It Should Be An Example To Aboriginal People Who May Think They Have Nowhere To Go But Down. But More Importantly I Am An Australian And I Would Like To Make All Australians Feel Proud To Be Australian. Ours Is A Truly Multicultural Society And Should Be United As Such. I Would Like To Believe That My Successes Are Celebrated By All Australians, Bringing Our Nation Together.

I Think The Greatest Amount Of Pressure Is The Pressure I Place On Myself. So In A Way I Chose To Be Alone.