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Anyone have anything? |
| 5er |
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wait...wait...it's coming to me...hold on just a second... no wait, that was just gas |
| Yanqui |
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What time zone are you in? |
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Tweet from NYRR was Gebre Gebremariam shatters the CP 10K record in the HK10K! 27:39 unofficially. Nothing else reported |
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Was there and saw Kamais finish just seconds behind Gebre. An incredible performance by both on a windy day and a difficult, hilly course. Easily worth sub-27 on a flat course. |
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1. Gebre Gebremariam, 25, Ethiopia, adidas – 27:42 (Central Park Course Record and $27,500 richer…unless he donates back to the National Kidney Foundation, which Dathan Ritzenhein did in 2007.) 2. Peter Kamais, 33, Kenya, adidas- 27:49 3. Julius Kogo, 24, Kenya, Westchester TC – 28:19 4. Chris Thompson, 29, Great Britain, Nike OTC – 28:25 5. Alistair Cragg, 29, Ireland, Nike OTC – 28:33 6. Abdi Abdirahman, 33, USA, Nike – 28:35 7. Ben St. Lawrence, 28, Australia, New Balance – 28:37 8. Mo Trafeh, 25, USA, Nike – 28:37 9. Ed Moran, 28, USA, Nike – 28:39 10. Shadrick Biwott, 25, Kenya, Nike OTC – 28:58 11. Boaz Cheboiywo, 31, Kenya, Nike – 29:00 12. Patrick Smyth, 23, USA, Nike – 29:03 13. Deresse Deniboba, 28, Ethiopia, Westchester TC – 29:09 14. Collis Birmingham, 25, Australia, Nike – 29:16 15. Kumsa Adugna Megersa, 23, Ethiopia, West Side Runners 29:19 16. Tesfaye Girma, 27, Ethiopia, West Side Runners – 29:25 17. Richard Bett, 20, Kenya, unattached – 29:50 18. Haron Lagat, 26, Kenya, New Balance That’s where the picture of the results page that I took cuts off. Gebre’s winning time splits: 1 mile: 4:26 2 mile: 4:24 3 mile: 4:26 (5K: 13:47) 4 mile: 4:40 5 mile: 4:25 6 mile: 4:31 10k: 27:42 |
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http://www.letsrun.com/2010/healthy-kidney0515.php#Editor 21 Khalid Khannouchi USA 30:31:00 0:15:03 I predict by the fall if healthy he can run a marathon this fast. A good first effort back in my opinion. |
| NYCMaster_2 |
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I ran this morning. Windy? I don't think so. Weather was perfect. The clockwise loop is not flat, but not what I would call "difficult."
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| way053 |
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a good first effort? no f***ing way. he's done, toast. this should have been declared at least a year ago. |
| Camoo |
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It's a difficult course. It wasn't particularly windy. |
| Ess Gee Ess |
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....UMmmmmmmm.... ....No |
| douglas burke |
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what happened to bobby curtis, curtis ran a great track 10k at stanford a couple of weeks ago, some will say he was tired, which could be somewhat true, but someone who just ran a 27:33 on the track should not finish about 3 minutes behind ANYONE in a road 10k, not even k. bekele on k. bekeles race of his life, even if curtis went out too fast he would not lose by 3 minutes to ANYONE in the worlds history, being that he just ran 27:33 2 weeks ago. anyone know what happened to him? after his race at stanford i thought he would at least be top 3 in this race, i am confused at this result. |
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He has struggled with insomnia. |
| Yanqui |
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I saw the runners coming by about three-quarters of a mile in and Curtis was already well back, not contending. Apparently he was feeling leg-weary from that 27:33 and sort of treated the whole thing as a tempo run..or a threshold run..I don't even know the difference. |