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42.2km
Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/25/2012 11:14PM Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Is there any entries compiled on the internet for the race this year, or countries that have announced squads? So far I know of

US
Ryan Hall
Meb
Abdi

Kenyan
Wilson Kipsang
Abel Kirui
Moses Mosop

Canada
Reid Coolsaet
Dylan Wykes
Eric Gillis

Any other trials or selections yet?
Barakus'Obama
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/26/2012 12:08AM - in reply to 42.2km Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
UK

Scott Overall
Dave Webb
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RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/26/2012 12:24AM - in reply to Barakus'Obama Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Barakus'Obama
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/26/2012 12:27AM - in reply to 42.2km Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
AUSTRALIA

Mark Shelly

JAPAN

Arata Fujiwara
Ryo Yamamota
Kentaron Nakamoto

SWITZERLAND

Viktor Rothlin

POLAND

Henryk Szost
Artur Kozlowski
Barakus'Obama
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/26/2012 12:49AM - in reply to 42.2km Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
ITALY

Ruggero Pertile

NETHERLANDS

Koen Raymaekers

COLOMBIA

Juan Carlos Cardona

MONGOLIA

Ser-Od Bat Ochir

ARGENTINA

Miguel Barzola

ECUADOR

Miguel Almachi

BRAZIL

Marilson Dos Santos (lock)
rest of the team is between 4 runners with "A" standards.
Barakus'Obama
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/26/2012 1:15AM - in reply to 42.2km Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
PERU

Raul Pacheco

PORTUGAL

Rui Pedro Silva

NORWAY

Urige Buta

MEXICO

Carlos Cordero
Daniel Vargas
Arturo Malaquias

*those 3 except if Alejandro Suarez runs sub 2:13 in Madrid Marathon this weekend.

GUATEMALA

Alfredo Arevalo or Amado Garcia

LESOTHO

Jobo Khatoane or Tśepo Ramonene
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RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/26/2012 1:42AM - in reply to Barakus'Obama Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

Barakus'Obama wrote:
JAPAN

Arata Fujiwara
Ryo Yamamota
Kentaron Nakamoto


Ah, bummer. I was hoping they'd choose Kawauchi after all.
ryong
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/26/2012 2:09AM - in reply to Barakus'Obama Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Are you sure about Dutch Raymaekers and Polish Kozlowski? After all they missed their respective national qualifying standards of 2:10:00 and 2:10:30.
Barakus'Obama
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/26/2012 2:08PM - in reply to ryong Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
You're right. Dutch Federation said in april that it was between Raymaekers and Butter.

Raymaekers ran above 2:10 @Rotterdam but only for a few seconds. It's still an "A" standard.

And Michel Butter (2:12 last year) finished 7th at Boston Marathon with 2:16...(which is still impressive given the horrific wheater conditions!!)

They MUST send at least 1 runner!! How many NON-AFRICAN runners are superior than Jason Hartmann? I say this because Butter with his Boston performance only lost against Africans and Hartmann!! (None of them are qualified)

After all they didn't choose any male runners. So they're pretty stupid for me.
insiders know
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/26/2012 2:16PM - in reply to Barakus'Obama Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

Barakus'Obama wrote:
JAPAN

Arata Fujiwara
Ryo Yamamota
Kentaron Nakamoto


Ryo Yamamoto
Kentaro Nakamoto

1 out of 3 ain't bad.
Barakus'Obama
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/26/2012 2:35PM - in reply to insiders know Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

insiders know wrote:

[quote]Barakus'Obama wrote:
JAPAN

Arata Fujiwara
Ryo Yamamota
Kentaron Nakamoto


Ryo Yamamoto
Kentaro Nakamoto

1 out of 3 ain't bad.[/quote]

HAHA...!

These Japanese surnames!
insiders know
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/27/2012 12:21AM - in reply to Barakus'Obama Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Kentaro isn't a surname.
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RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/27/2012 2:40AM - in reply to 42.2km Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
AUSTRIA

Gunther Weidlinger

INDIA

Ram Singh Yadav
Barakus'Obama
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/27/2012 3:12AM - in reply to 42.2km Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
SPAIN

1-Carles Castillejo* (lock)
2&3: Between Pedro Nimo, Ricardo Serrano, Nacho Cáceres and Jose Carlos Hernandez. RFEA has the last word.

*Castillejo also beat Patrick Makau at 2012 Granollers half marathon.
hereforalaugh
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/27/2012 3:32AM - in reply to Barakus'Obama Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
they MUST nothing. And they won't send anyone. Koen said so himself, that he's been told he won't be selected and then why the fu** would they let Butter go? Very sad not to see Koen go as I consider him a friend of mine.

Also Norway's Urige Buta is a very probable selection but nothing official yet
pr100
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/27/2012 3:47AM - in reply to hereforalaugh Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
So, nobody is interested in the women?
Barakus Obama
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/27/2012 3:58AM - in reply to Barakus'Obama Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Thanks for stealing my user name obama.
kevin azn boyss
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/27/2012 4:03AM - in reply to Barakus Obama Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Gbr team
Paula RAdcliffe
Mara Yamauchi
Claire Hallissey
Barakus'Obama
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/27/2012 4:28AM - in reply to hereforalaugh Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

hereforalaugh wrote:

they MUST nothing. And they won't send anyone. Koen said so himself, that he's been told he won't be selected and then why the fu** would they let Butter go? Very sad not to see Koen go as I consider him a friend of mine.

Also Norway's Urige Buta is a very probable selection but nothing official yet
That's the way it is. The rules are the rules. I'm fine with the rules. But It's still absurd.

What's the difference between 2:10 and 2:11 in terms of Olympic medals contention? NONE. 2:10 IN THIS ERA It's not top 10 material.

Hell!!! even Ryan Hall (2:06 or 2:04.58 PB...whatever) probably is out of top 10 contention right now.

For me...with Butter already having 2:12 "A" standard (I mean IAAF standards), 2:16 at 2012 Boston Marathon is still more valuable than a 2:10 flat at Rotterdam, Dubai, Berlin, etc.

You have to expect a hot and warm wheather in London. Which didn't happen in Dubai, Rotterdam, Berlin, Frankfurt, Hamburg, etc.

Same case with Koen. What's the difference Between 2:10 and 2:10.08? What? With 2:09.59 you really have a shot? Hell, no!!!

None of these runners are top 10 contenders. With 2:10 or 2:12...so, send one and make at least 1 of them happy, fullfilling his Olympic dream.
MJM
RE: Olympic Marathon teams so far 4/27/2012 4:37AM - in reply to Barakus'Obama Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

hereforalaugh wrote:



You have to expect a hot and warm wheather in London. Which didn't happen in Dubai, Rotterdam, Berlin, Frankfurt, Hamburg, etc.




Have you ever been to London in the summer? It could very easily be 15C and raining.
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