Many of the professional athletes said this was a good early season test before the London Olympics in July. The featured events were the 4 x 100 and 4 x 400-meter relays. American Angelo Taylor, a two-time Olympic gold medalist, said it was a good opportunity to gauge fitness and technique. "You know as an elite athlete you have to pace yourself and prepare yourself to peak at the right time, so by the time the Olympic Games come, you know everybody will be on top of their game." Team USA already appears on top of the game, a good sign ahead of London. For the first time ever at the Penn Relays, the Americans swept the races against the international competition. After the final race, the stadium's public address announcer took delight, describing it this way: Allyson Felix, a 2008 Olympics relay gold medalist, was on both the 4 x 100 and 4 x 400 winning teams, and both broke the Penn Relays records. "I felt, felt good on both relays. It's hard to, to say which one was better, but it was great that we were able to set records in both." Now the goal for the Americans will be to stay injury-free and peak for the U.S. Olympic Track and Field qualifying trials in late June.