"Keiderling provides insight into how the sports machine works and particularly into how athletes remember long-ago events on the field—for they remain fresh to both Decker and Budd, each of whom went on to endure other travails off the track. A sprint down Memory Lane for fans of sports history, particularly sports controversies."—Kirkus
"A fascinating story . . . . Skillfully written with much truth and compassion."—Julian Richfield, Cape Times
"Keiderling does a magnificent job of building up the tension as Decker and Budd's stories move toward their eventual literal collision at the 1984 Olympics."—Pam R. Sailors, Aethlon
"A highly entertaining page-turner and a must read."—Christopher Kelsall, Athletics Illustrated
“A fascinating look behind-the-scenes at one of sport’s most shocking incidents. A tale of greed, human nature, and how it affected two amazingly talented runners.”—Marty Liquori, ABC analyst for the 1984 Olympics and former number one in the world in mile and five-thousand-meter races
"This book is a fascinating insight into the lives of two exceptional runners and will interest both people who remember the event in 1984 when their lives collided, as well as anyone interested in competitive running."—Danielle Sellwood, Sport Sister
"The stories of these two female runners and the one moment that will link the two of them together forever make for a great read."—Window Into Books
"Olympic Collision is absolutely a perfect book that I am going to rave and recommend to one and all."—Underrated Reads
"The stories of these two female runners and the one moment that will link the two of them together forever make for a great read."—Guy Who Reviews Sports Books
"Olympic Collision is absolutely a perfect book that I am going to rave and recommend to one and all."—Underrated Reads