A few important men's 1500 results this weekend and projected updated Road to Paris standings
Dutch champs
1. Stefan Nillessen - 3:35.80 (1164pts + 100 = 1264 performance score) New Road to Paris Points Average = 1239
2. Noah Baltus - 3:36.99 (1147 + 80 = 1227) New Average = 1231
Polish Champs
1. Maciej Wyderka - 3:37.78 (1136 + 100 = 1236) New Average = 1231
2. Filip Rak - 3:39.09 (1119 + 80 = 1199) New Average = 1232
Finish Champs
Joonas Rinne - 3:39.32 (1116 + 100 = 1216) New Average = 1212
German Champs
1. Robert Farken - 3:37.91 (has standard)
2. Marius Probst - 3:37.96 (1134 + 80 = 1214) Average = 1234
Luxembourg Champs
1. Charles Grethen - 3:44.47 (1048 + 100 = 1148) Average = 1228 (No Change)
ROAD TO PARIS:
So if I've done that right the bottom of the Road to Paris list might look like this soon
43 - 3 - IRL - Cathal Doyle - 1242
44 - 2 - NED - Stefan Nillessen - 1239
45 - 2 - GER - Marius Probst - 1234
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46 - 1 - POL - Filip Rak - 1232
USA #10 - Casey Comber - 1232 - didn't qualify
47 - 3 - NED - Noah Baltus - 1231
48 - 2 - POL - Maciej Wyderka - 1231
KEN #6 - Daniel Munguti - 1229
49 - 1 - LUX - Charles Grethen - 1228
AUS #5 - Jesse Hunt - 1228
50 - 1 - SUI - Tom Elmer - 1224
So Munguti out but don't the Dutch have a different national standard? May have missed some results too (Moroccan champs?) With scratches it could be a '22 Kandie situation where Munguti eventually does get up but I wouldn't blame AK for sending Komen this time. And I agree Komen looks to have a much better chance at success. For Munguti in retrospect he probably should have ran national champs but alas...