Lyles easy win, won't be close.
Lyles 19.4
Hughes 19.6
Tebogo 19.6
Lyles to get into 19.2 at one of the post-Worlds DLs
Lyles easy win, won't be close.
Lyles 19.4
Hughes 19.6
Tebogo 19.6
Lyles to get into 19.2 at one of the post-Worlds DLs
WR.
19.4
fast races are rare. He is not running as fast in the 100 as he said.
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There havent been any fast times on this track, no chance of a WR. 19.45 wins it IMO
Eliud Bekele wrote:
There havent been any fast times on this track, no chance of a WR. 19.45 wins it IMO
Wind has been doing no one any favors. However...just checked and Bolt's WR was set in a -0.3 so who knows.
I'm not talking about just the 200m but all the track events have had slow winning times so far.
Last year he didn't have all of them rounds from the 100 in his legs prior to the 200. This time he does Add to that how hot and humid it's been in Buda. He'll be getting into the blocks more sapped this time whether he knows or admits it or not.
Will likely win, but won't lower his AR. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
My TV YTTV says it's on USA. It is not on USA. This is pathetic. What channel is it actually on?
wejo wrote:
How fast do we thin Noah will run. I'm setting the over under at 19.35. Dude has looked amazing.
He's in lane 6 but has Bednarek, Knighton and Tebogo all to his outside so he'll have targets to shoot for.
Does he get the American Record 19.31 or even the world record?
For some reason I'm going 19.33.
19.12. I've been saying it for months. I have faith.
john track and field wrote:
wejo wrote:
How fast do we thin Noah will run. I'm setting the over under at 19.35. Dude has looked amazing.
He's in lane 6 but has Bednarek, Knighton and Tebogo all to his outside so he'll have targets to shoot for.
Does he get the American Record 19.31 or even the world record?
For some reason I'm going 19.33.
19.12. I've been saying it for months. I have faith.
Noah needs more than your faith to run 19.12 today. He'll also need a +4 tailwind to do that.
Eliud Bekele wrote:
There havent been any fast times on this track, no chance of a WR. 19.45 wins it IMO
I don’t know, Sha’carri ran pretty damn fast. As did Bol and Paulino. Men’s 800m semis were very fast and deep. I’m not buying it.
That said, I still think the chances of a WR are low. I’ll go with under 19.35 though and say Noah runs 19.25.
1. Lyles
2. Tebogo
3. Knighton
Everyone's tired at this point and no one breaks 19.5
team Unruly Bush wrote:
1. Lyles
2. Tebogo
3. Knighton
Everyone's tired at this point and no one breaks 19.5
Agree with that.
I will also add I think Noah runs like 19.6 and still wins comfortably despite it not being an earth shattering time.
Lyles will never even touch his American record again. Just how it is.
Eliud Bekele wrote:
There havent been any fast times on this track, no chance of a WR. 19.45 wins it IMO
10.65 CR for Sha’carri
12.24 for Keni Harrison
48.76 PB for Paulino
I don’t think there’s solid evidence that it’s not a fast track.
team Unruly Bush wrote:
1. Lyles
2. Tebogo
3. Knighton
Everyone's tired at this point and no one breaks 19.5
You were right minus the Knighton Tebogo picks. These guys were way off their PB’s. But there’s always the next race
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valbymania wrote:
Lyles will never even touch his American record again. Just how it is.
Correct. When was the last time an american had set the american record in a sprint event, and then broke it again? How often has that occurred in ANY event in the last 40 years?
Drive Faze wrote:
very suspicious wrote:
It's suspicious that Lyles can only run 9.83 in the 100m and be running 19.3 or faster
Why? Michael Johnson had a 19.31 PR in the 200 and his best ever 100m time was 10.09.
Michael Johnson is one of the most egregious dopers of all time, so you proved my point.
All of Michael Johnson's 4x4 teammates admitted to doping or got caught doping. Why would anyone believe Johnson was clean?