Wow James is starting out fast this season. He could get down to 43.5 in a few months. This kid has a very bright future.
Wow James is starting out fast this season. He could get down to 43.5 in a few months. This kid has a very bright future.
44.60 for Merritt
if james can stay injury free, he is unstoppable for Moscow
44.02.... absolutely ridiculous! He could actually challenge the WR next year, if not this one...
yrag wrote:
if james can stay injury free, he is unstoppable for Moscow
Yeah, he looks untouchable at this point.
Skyart wrote:
44.02.... absolutely ridiculous! He could actually challenge the WR next year, if not this one...
Nice time on a wet track, too. And those tracks aren't the best for running on wet.
Kind of a shame a country like China and Shanghai can't fill in those empty seats with school kids or something.
Niyonsaba ran like a novice yet again but stil got the win in the women's 800.
I was focused on her. At 200m, she was about to settling into last place and then instead she decided to move up and she went around baiscaly everyone and shot into third. Used a ton of energy between 200 and 300 but it didn't matter.
Looks like we have a new star in the men's steeple just like we predicted in our preview. 59 last lap and 801.
poor spearmon! i was rooting for him to win.
Note that Paul Kipsiele Koech ran his 60th sub-8:10 3000m Steeplechase & Kenya went 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9!
Those Dibaba sisters are damn fast.
did Kiprop unevenly?
if not, I think it was a bit disappointing. No sub-3:30 yet.
I think Willis looked good before he stumbled.
8th place was 8:20 , Oxy was won in 8:25