Prediction for the Men's 800m at the Stockholm DL
1. Emmanuel Wanyonyi - 1:42.56 WL
2. Bryce Hoppel - 1:42.65 SB
3. Gabriel Tual - 1:43.06 SB
4. Silmane Moula - 1:43.13 PB
5. Kethobogile Haingura - 1:43.22 PB
6. Josh Hoey - 1:43.24 =PB
7. Djamel Sedjati - 1:43.49
8. Wyclife Kinyamal - 1:43.90
9. Andreas Kramer - 1:44.77
Wilt Chamberlain wrote:
Prediction for the Men's 800m at the Stockholm DL
1. Emmanuel Wanyonyi - 1:42.56 WL
2. Bryce Hoppel - 1:42.65 SB
3. Gabriel Tual - 1:43.06 SB
4. Silmane Moula - 1:43.13 PB
5. Kethobogile Haingura - 1:43.22 PB
6. Josh Hoey - 1:43.24 =PB
7. Djamel Sedjati - 1:43.49
8. Wyclife Kinyamal - 1:43.90
9. Andreas Kramer - 1:44.77
Interesting that you see Moula as re-peaking and Sedjati as struggling.
After I set my VPN to Australia I use the DL website to watch, right?
VPN challenged wrote:
After I set my VPN to Australia I use the DL website to watch, right?
YouTube.
Usain Bolt is in the house
Live Stream starts in 30 minutes (11:30 Eastern) at the following link
Strong race of pihlström in the 1500
Are the BBC not streaming it?
Agricola wrote:
Are the BBC not streaming it?
Nordic r wrote:
Strong race of pihlström in the 1500
And now Germany have two steeplechase hopes.
Nordic r wrote:
Strong race of pihlström in the 1500
Mills all-in on 5,000 now? Not a very strong result. Also, I’m not sure why Nordas is racing 3 1500/miles in 5 days (he’s listed for Turku).
THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
Mills all-in on 5,000 now? Not a very strong result. Also, I’m not sure why Nordas is racing 3 1500/miles in 5 days (he’s listed for Turku).
I should hope so.
Beamish is also racing Turku, which seems a bit risky to open your season with a SC double when you're injury prone.
I know «Jæger» is hard to spell for Americans, but not counting someone ranked world #8 in the 400 and #15 in the 200 among big names is downright negligent.
(«Jaeger» is an acceptable transliteration if you can’t find «æ» on a keyboard)
FuriousBrit wrote:
I should hope so.
Beamish is also racing Turku, which seems a bit risky to open your season with a SC double when you're injury prone.
Also there’s a Steeple in Paris with Girma so why not scratch this and do that?
THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
Nordic r wrote:
Strong race of pihlström in the 1500
Mills all-in on 5,000 now? Not a very strong result. Also, I’m not sure why Nordas is racing 3 1500/miles in 5 days (he’s listed for Turku).
I would say it was pretty good result considering he ran an all out 5000m three days ago. But obviously his best chance to medal is the 5k/10k.
How long until some pathetic country like Italy, Spain, Portugal or Türkiye steal the Cuban 200m winner Mena
Mena stepping on the inside line quite a few times in the straight
Femke 52.11, Muhammed 52.91.
Muhammed was inside of Bol, so Bol couldn't see her until the final straight where they were dead even over the 8th hurdle then Bol pulled away easily to win by almost a second. #2 time this season behind Levrone's 52.07, Muhammed ran her fastest time in several years.
Wilt Chamberlain wrote:
I like George Mills in that 1500. I think he could go 3:31. Attoui also looks interesting as a strength-based 800 guy who's run sub 1:43 this season
Philstrom keeps improving. He's a good racer
wannabepro25 wrote:
I would say it was pretty good result considering he ran an all out 5000m three days ago. But obviously his best chance to medal is the 5k/10k.
I guess I just mean it’s clear he’s now a better 5,000m runner than 1500m one. Granted he’s competitive with Gourley, Giles and Wightman.