5th ave mile

can't anyone give us the results????

feed blows.. wrote:

can't anyone give us the results????

What Else wrote:

feed blows.. wrote:

can't anyone give us the results????

http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=5th+Ave+Mile+NYRR+Results+2010

never get tired of that

That lmgtfy.com joke works a lot better when a google search actually comes up with what the person was asking for... which as of right now, it doesn't.

yeah smart ass...the results are not there yet. i can freakn' google.

Well I guess you answered your own question, then.

drow wrote:

Wanna watch it just missed it - ?

Just got them posted

Men's Elite Race -

Women's Elite Race -

pathetic wrote:

wow that makes that huling guy look even more pathetic. only 2:02 pace he made that weak surge and was swallowed up in 100 meters. Pathetic

Webb had some wheels at the end though

Whoa Captain. I'm not forum savvy, but ripping on Dan Huling isn't necessary. He's probably just worn out from the summer. Let's try to keep the Vibes positive.

What happened to Manzano? Did he just not have the wheels after a very successful European circuit?

Too bad Lagat couldn't take it. Nice to see Rowbury come out on top!

Hey knucklehead, that wasn't Dan Huling who took the lead. The commentator called the wrong name. It was Milne from Canada.

what happen to Willis?

The pace was kind of sluggish through 3/4 so it was a bang-bang finish. He might have been training hard for the Commonwealths and just not had it in his legs for the kick. Hard to say, most of the guys in the field were just rounding out their season. Looked like maybe a handful of guys in the field who will also be in Delhi in a couple weeks.

Glad to be in the less than 9% that picked Laalou for the win

NYRR put up a bonus for the leader at 800m, hence the mini surge. If you don't consider yourself a contender for the top-5, you can make more money leading at half way than you can finishing out of the top 5. So why not?

You must be new to letsrun if you are shocked at this negative huling comment. For the uninformed, lrc is a breeding ground for negative and blatantly ignorant comments made by wannabes and never weres. Zero culpabity around here...better get used to it.

1 3 Amine Laalou 28 Rabaat Morocco Nike 3:52.83

2 2 Bernard Lagat 35 Tucson AZ USA Nike 3:53.30

3 1 Andy Baddeley 28 London Great Britain New Balance 3:53.34

4 6 Alan Webb 27 Portland OR USA Nike 3:53.72

5 4 Leonel Manzano 26 Austin TX USA Nike 3:54.17

6 5 Nick Willis 27 Ann Arbor MI New Zealand Reebok 3:54.81

7 9 Will Leer 25 Eugene OR USA Oregon TC Elite 3:55.02

8 7 Tom Lancashire 25 Manchester Great Britain Nike 3:55.22

9 8 David Torrence 24 Berkeley CA USA Nike 3:55.43

10 11 Adrian Blincoe 30 Bryn Mawr PA New Zealand New Balance 3:56.07

11 14 Garrett Heath 24 Palo Alto CA USA Saucony 3:56.15

12 17 Daniel Huling 27 Geneva IL USA Reebok 3:56.77

13 22 Pedro Antonio Esteso 33 Madrid Spain Strands.com 3:56.96

14 10 Haron Lagat 27 Lubbok TX Kenya New Balance 3:57.43

15 12 Taylor Milne 29 Guelph ON Canada New Balance 3:58.05

16 15 Tim Bayley 28 Lafayette CA Great Britain Puma 3:58.29

17 18 Alistair Cragg 30 Mammoth Lakes CA Ireland adidas 3:58.59

18 21 Abiyot Endale 24 Bronx NY Ethiopia Westchester TC 4:02.41

19 20 Sean Brosnan 33 Wantagh NY USA Mizuno 4:04.92

20 19 Jon Rankin 28 Seattle WA Cayman Islan MarathonGuide.com 4:12.06

This is a GREAT result for Webb. I, for one, am very excited. If I was Salazar I would put him on the track for one more 1500. I bet he would bust a 3:33-3:34 and end the year with a ton of confidence.

Very psyched.

Webb to Manzano and Willis:

"Tell me how my ass tastes"

Can't believe Manzano is only a year younger than the Webbster.

With the understanding that there are a million reasons why it won't happen, it's not entirely unreasonable to speculate on a Webb/Wheating/Manzano sweep in 2012.

Congrats to Webb on making it back to the big leagues.