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Congrats to everyone who ran today. This was one tough course and I was amazed by the depth of this field. I think it's safe to say that New England is by far the most competitive USATF region for road racing. It's always good to be humbled by running a race like this with some real competition. |
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1/10.
Funny you used this statement, and "humbled" in the same post. |
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The Pacific Association of USATF would stir fry the NE Association in its wok.
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[/quote]and they both shake in their boots at the BEHEMOTH that is the South Florida region |
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ha ha not quite! Pacific 10 mile grand prix results http://www.pausatf.org/data/2011/RR10MiN2011.html vs New England http://www.coolrunning.com/results/12/ma/Feb26_38thDH_set1.shtml |
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Redding is very hilly and slow. Wait until the April 10-mile in SAC. |
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Plus Redding is 200 miles north of the Bay Area. It's very sparsely attended for a PA race. |