Daddy owns you wrote:
And grass for most of the last 800m. It would be all grass if jerry brown didn’t put the state in a government-created drought which completely invalidates your entire point you Stromboli looking motherh*cker
Pretty sure this guy is trolling.. but for you non-CA people here is the truth: With 500m to go you cross a road and then get on grass for about 50 meters before getting back onto the road. *if you’re staying on grass the whole time you’re not running the tangents and are running on much slower terrain.* You finish on grass the last 100m.
The State Meet/Woodward Park course has been the same for about 30 years. It has never been and will never be all grass no matter how much rain and water supply there is. The course is mostly dirt with some patches of grass at the start, finish, and for about 150m at the half way mark. Then there’s a few short stretches of asphalt. Spikes are not allowed.
*Also it wasn’t raining at the CA State Meet. There was some “mist” at the very start of the meet and then nothing. No mud, no thick/sloppy grass. Dirt was smooth and packed down. Weather was perfect (about 52-60 degrees across all 10 races; practically no wind). Many CA courses are like this and weather is usually good, so sometimes CA runners don’t do as well if it’s a muddy, soggy course in Oregon and really cold/windy, but some CA runners handle it just fine. It’s just another variable.