Sinclaire Johnson

THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:

vjbknj wrote:

Biggest choke of the meet, so far...

Not really…as she admitted she raced poorly. In a slow race she was 5th-6th and involved in too much physicality. Mu didn’t help her by basically giving room service to McGee on the inside of lane 1. The fact that she only lost by .01 to McGee (in 4:18 shape) despite wasting more energy and running extra distance is a positive. Hopefully Mu withdraws because at Worlds she will be locked in on the 800.

Another L wrote:

CITIUS expert panel called her a bigger lock than Nuguse before the race. SMH

check again wrote:

Far from it wrote:

She had the fastest last lap…

No.

Blank231 wrote:

Yes.

Johnson 58.94

Mu 59.27

Hiltz 61.53

McGee 59.21

Johnson's mistake was positioning

runnerdave wrote:

I missed it, I guess. What's up with Josette Norris Andrews?

b5rd9 wrote:

THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:

Not really…as she admitted she raced poorly. In a slow race she was 5th-6th and involved in too much physicality. Mu didn’t help her by basically giving room service to McGee on the inside of lane 1. The fact that she only lost by .01 to McGee (in 4:18 shape) despite wasting more energy and running extra distance is a positive. Hopefully Mu withdraws because at Worlds she will be locked in on the 800.

It makes no sense for Mu to run the 1500 in Budapest since it is before the 800 on the schedule. And there were heats and semis in Eugene last year with faster times than today's winning time. I'm sure she won't want to take on Keely and Moraa when she is recovering from a hard effort in the 1500 and they are well-rested

b5rd9 wrote:

It makes no sense for Mu to run the 1500 in Budapest since it is before the 800 on the schedule. And there were heats and semis in Eugene last year with faster times than today's winning time. I'm sure she won't want to take on Keely and Moraa when she is recovering from a hard effort in the 1500 and they are well-rested