Star wrote:
Race day testing is no big deal.
It's what they did months before this that enabled them to run those times and whatever they took then has cleared their system on race day.
I am sure they all were tested at different points in training and over the season.
Well aware. Doesn't change the fact that its incredibly shocking that they didn't test the fastests guys in one of the fastest 1500m races in history.
Star wrote:
Race day testing is no big deal.
It's what they did months before this that enabled them to run those times and whatever they took then has cleared their system on race day.
I am sure they all were tested at different points in training and over the season.
Urine tests are easily defeated. In 2014 they did a whole 220-something bio-passport tests.
Nobody is going to test positive. This is the IAAF we're talking about.
pop_pop!_v2.2.1 wrote:
Nobody is going to test positive. This is the IAAF we're talking about.
Aregawi just did. How could you forget so soon?
Come on, Jeff.
I find this hard to believe, because both Willis and Farah broke national records in this race, records which were ratified. If they hadn't been tested, they're new records wouldn't have been recognised, so they must have been tested.
bluff wrote:
I find this hard to believe, because both Willis and Farah broke national records in this race, records which were ratified. If they hadn't been tested, they're new records wouldn't have been recognised, so they must have been tested.
Does England and New Zealand require drug tests to ratify records?
Croze wrote:
The answer is the last man in the field, the norwegian.
Yeah you're confusing the Doha meet with Monaco. Easy mistake to do when you don't know what you're talking about
Croze wrote:
Star wrote:Race day testing is no big deal.
It's what they did months before this that enabled them to run those times and whatever they took then has cleared their system on race day.
I am sure they all were tested at different points in training and over the season.
Well aware. Doesn't change the fact that its incredibly shocking that they didn't test the fastests guys in one of the fastest 1500m races in history.
It is only "shocking" to people who don't understand testing.
In-competition testing is basically a show at this point.
Would it make you happy if they tested everyone at DL races and said "yay, all negative!"
bluff wrote:
I find this hard to believe, because both Willis and Farah broke national records in this race, records which were ratified. If they hadn't been tested, they're new records wouldn't have been recognised, so they must have been tested.
Farah actually did not set a PR/NR, He ran faster in 2013.
Willis did set a NR.
USATF requires a drug test within 24 hours to ratify a record.
I don't know if New Zealand does or if IAAF requires a test for an area record which Willis set.
If so, I assume that he did get tested after this race.
It's not feasible to test everyone after every race.
And I don't have faith in the tests anyway.
Croze wrote:
Monaco 2015:
In this incredible race who saw six men run below 3.30 at the 1500m, only one runner was tested.
Guess who?
1 Asbel KIPROP - 3:26.69
2 Taoufik MAKHLOUFI - 3:28.75
3 Abdalaati IGUIDER MAR MAR - 3:28.79
4 Mohamed FARAH - 3:28.93
5 Nicholas WILLIS - 3:29.66
6 Elijah Motonei MANANGOI - 3:29.67
7 Robert Kiptoo BIWOTT - 3:30.10
8 Aman WOTE - 3:30.29
9 Collins CHEBOI - 3:30.34
10 Matthew CENTROWITZ - 3:30.40
11 Morhad AMDOUNI - 3:34.05
12 Charles PHILIBERT-THIBOUTOT - 3:34.23
13 Leonel MANZANO - 3:36.16
14 Henrik INGEBRIGTSEN - 3:38.35
I am not denying this happened, but where is your source?
Croze wrote:
The answer is the last man in the field, the norwegian.
This thread is about the 6 guys who broke 3:30...Henrik ran 3:38
Spotter of muppets wrote:
Croze wrote:The answer is the last man in the field, the norwegian.
Yeah you're confusing the Doha meet with Monaco. Easy mistake to do when you don't know what you're talking about
welcome to letsrun. the amount of black pearls and bad information given out here is staggering.
ijenns318 wrote:
Croze wrote:The answer is the last man in the field, the norwegian.
This thread is about the 6 guys who broke 3:30...Henrik ran 3:38
Read the title again, sir.
ijenns318 wrote:
Croze wrote:The answer is the last man in the field, the norwegian.
This thread is about the 6 guys who broke 3:30...Henrik ran 3:38
Fastest 14th place runner in a 1500?
1500m 3:33.60 Steve Holman USA Monaco 1998-08-08
Metric Miler wrote:
Croze wrote:Monaco 2015:
In this incredible race who saw six men run below 3.30 at the 1500m, only one runner was tested.
Guess who?
1 Asbel KIPROP - 3:26.69
2 Taoufik MAKHLOUFI - 3:28.75
3 Abdalaati IGUIDER MAR MAR - 3:28.79
4 Mohamed FARAH - 3:28.93
5 Nicholas WILLIS - 3:29.66
6 Elijah Motonei MANANGOI - 3:29.67
7 Robert Kiptoo BIWOTT - 3:30.10
8 Aman WOTE - 3:30.29
9 Collins CHEBOI - 3:30.34
10 Matthew CENTROWITZ - 3:30.40
11 Morhad AMDOUNI - 3:34.05
12 Charles PHILIBERT-THIBOUTOT - 3:34.23
13 Leonel MANZANO - 3:36.16
14 Henrik INGEBRIGTSEN - 3:38.35
I am not denying this happened, but where is your source?
LOL ... "source"? This is LRC. Sourced informative posts are strongly discouraged.
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Croze wrote:
The answer is the last man in the field, the norwegian.
Thats the way things work. I have run several international races myself. I usually ended up at the end of the pack, and ofcourse I was picked out for a test afterwards. It didn't fell right.
Totto wrote:
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Croze wrote:The answer is the last man in the field, the norwegian.
Totto wrote:
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Croze wrote:The answer is the last man in the field, the norwegian.
About time you refresh our memory of that time one of the biggest guys in norwegian athletics offered you EPO, why aren't anyone talking about that anymore?
Croze wrote:
Monaco 2015:
In this incredible race who saw six men run below 3.30 at the 1500m, only one runner was tested.
Guess who?
1 Asbel KIPROP - 3:26.69
2 Taoufik MAKHLOUFI - 3:28.75
3 Abdalaati IGUIDER MAR MAR - 3:28.79
4 Mohamed FARAH - 3:28.93
5 Nicholas WILLIS - 3:29.66
6 Elijah Motonei MANANGOI - 3:29.67
7 Robert Kiptoo BIWOTT - 3:30.10
8 Aman WOTE - 3:30.29
9 Collins CHEBOI - 3:30.34
10 Matthew CENTROWITZ - 3:30.40
11 Morhad AMDOUNI - 3:34.05
12 Charles PHILIBERT-THIBOUTOT - 3:34.23
13 Leonel MANZANO - 3:36.16
14 Henrik INGEBRIGTSEN - 3:38.35
And how would you know only one was tested. Please provide back up documentation to support your claim.
EVERYONE IS ON THE HOT SAUCE
CONGRATS YOU JUST FIGURED IT OUT
LANCE WAS ON IT, EL GUERROUJ, WANJIRU, PAULA, ETC, ETC, ETC
AT THIS POINT, PROFESSIONAL RUNNING IS A JOKE. THE WINNERS GET PAID AND THE WINNERS GET LAID. OF COURSE THEY'RE GONNA BE ON STUFF THAT WADA DOESN'T EVEN KNOW ABOUT M8
