I was really impressed with the US performance on Sunday, especially Wariner's leg. I was watching the BBC coverage, and while they gave the split times for the UK squad (Bingham ~44.6, I think) they never gave the US team's splits.
If anyone has them or can direct me to a webpage that does, I would be much appreciated.
45.4e
43.6e
44.76
44.14
GaryHill in Berlin says wrote:
45.4e
43.6e
44.76
44.14
Cheers mate! Stonking leg from Wariner then, as I thought from the way he pulled away from Bingham who was having a good run himself!
What does the "e" mean next to their times? I take it means estimate?
epopians wrote:
What does the "e" mean next to their times? I take it means estimate?
Spot on e=good guess, no timer connected camera on midzone for 1>2 pass,except in lane one, if you race using the 3 turn stagger.
Computer aided video analysis not hand timings.
If Wariner had run like that in the 400 final he MIGHT have won.
Appears Wariner is still a workout or two behind Merritt.
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