Really funny to see the prediction times of Coevett.
And I just read some mad comments for a certain runner but I'm keeping things quiet.
But seriously:
Looks like the odds are in the side of Jakob this time.
If the pace is enough high there are very few "proven" runners that could stick to him.
Unless something exceptional happens.
scotspride wrote:
Yep, first clean runner to break 3:28, and first European. Hopefully Gourley can become the fourth British born runner, and third Scot to break 3:30. Just realised that still no American born runner has gone sub 3:30.
Kerr, Wightman, Cram, Coe - are they British born?
1. Katir 3:27.04
2. J.I. 3:27.99
3. Cheruiyot 3:29.11
4. Nuguse 3:30.65
5. Nordas 3:32.00
6. Hoare 3:32.43
mokatirespana! wrote:
Kerr, Wightman, Cram, Coe - are they British born?
Yes of course, it would be five not four if Gourley does it. I don't think any other country aside from Kenya has four sub 3:30 guys in history.
Ingebrigtsen 3:28.4
Cheruiyot 3:28.9
Katir 3:29.3
Hoare 3:29.7
Nuguse 3:29.7
jakob: 3:26.8
tim: 3:29.7
nuguse: 3:30.4
3:27.95
Jakob in 3:29.62.
Too many big names will want to sit in 3rd-5th place and there will be too much jostling around. Pacer will botch it a bit and come through on 3:32 pace. Winner runs 3:29 low, 3-4 break 3:30 with a lean at the line
3,29,19
Anyone have a free stream site like the last meet?
Streamless wrote:
Anyone have a free stream site like the last meet?
I'm calling a PB for Azeddine Habz. Considering his 1:43.90 PR last week in Paris, he could be in 3:30 shape if runs well.
I recommend installing UrbanVPN. It's free and gives you an option of Ireland VPN, which makes you able to watch it on the official Wanda Diamond League Youtube page.
Oslow 1500 wrote:
Too many big names will want to sit in 3rd-5th place and there will be too much jostling around. Pacer will botch it a bit and come through on 3:32 pace. Winner runs 3:29 low, 3-4 break 3:30 with a lean at the line
Not impossible, but harder to do now with wave light. And I could honestly see Jakob giving the pacer a tap on the shoulder to speed up or get out of his way if that’s the case.
no__deal wrote:
I'm calling a PB for Azeddine Habz. Considering his 1:43.90 PR last week in Paris, he could be in 3:30 shape if runs well.
As a matter of fact, I think Habz is going to beat Hoare.
Thank you
track chick wrote:
3:27.95
Forget Jakob, track chick is the real winner today
track chick wrote:
3:27.95
We all bow in your honour 😅. Well done!
I predicted Narve as a dark horse in a previous thread. I'm _so_ glad to see him go sub-3:30
go buy a lottery ticket or something lmfao