Official Men's 2013 Worlds 10,000 Thread- Live Lap By Lap Splits HEre

canspo wrote:

Instead of ripping the commentators how about recognizing your continued bias and ripping of Rupp who was right in the race and finished 4th. I guess he deserved to at least be MENTIONED as a contender for the bronze unless you had the top 3 all as 100% locks.

You moron, I said that Rupp looked GREAT many times on this thread. In ALL CAPS to help out slow readers like yourself.

Better luck next time.

STREAM I NEED A STREAM NOW???? ANYONE HAVE A STREAM?

Disappointing race, lukewarm pace, horrible tactics. Kenya's 10k drought continues. Poor Tanui had to do the heavy lifting by himself. Something tells me the 5k won't be as tepid, though.

Hmm, not sure I follow the logic there. It may not be as FAST as in some recent years, but it is certainly as COMPETETIVE.

I really miss David Coleman :-(

LabTech wrote:

Awfully easy for all of us who could not step onto the track with any of them to say "Ritz should have done X," or "Rupp didn't run hard/fast/smart enough." They did just fine, and I also take issue with the "not a strong field" comment -- these are the best in the world RIGHT NOW, regardless of what Lasse Viren or Paavo Nurmi might have done.

I agree with you and I don't agree with you. Rupp made some mistakes.

But, I am sure they knew there were was going to be some team strategy going on from the Ethiopians and the Kenyans, and that is why we say Rupp, Farah, and Ritz working together some. The next step for Rupp is trying to take it from further out, and still have the last lap he had last year.

no exposure to the sun though. most of the stadium is in the shade.

Yeah I think it's fair to celebrate Farah's Somalian heritage as well as his British nationality.

I hope people don't get too carried away with seeing the British view of athletics as being Foster's. We do tend to be less overtly jingoistic relative to the average American (but more covertly arrogant) in general.

Brendan Foster is like cancer of the eardrum. He's the Colin Jackson of distance punditry.

Sleeping Policeman wrote:

Yeah I think it's fair to celebrate Farah's Somalian heritage as well as his British nationality.

I hope people don't get too carried away with seeing the British view of athletics as being Foster's. We do tend to be less overtly jingoistic relative to the average American (but more covertly arrogant) in general.

Brendan Foster is like cancer of the eardrum. He's the Colin Jackson of distance punditry.

The American announcing is not nearly as jingoistic as it once was. Maybe in swimming.

Anyway, in the end, it is all entertainment.

longjack wrote:

anyone know if ritz likes the heat? if he does not, then he's still got a shot at the AR, an outside shot.

Please. Please stop. You Ritz fanboys are getting as bad as the Webb fanboys.

LabTech wrote:

Hmm, not sure I follow the logic there. It may not be as FAST as in some recent years, but it is certainly as COMPETETIVE.

The logic isn't that difficult. The people running the 10k in the past 2-3 years are significantly lesser runners. It's not at all as competitive nor as fast. No one even breaks 27 anymore.

Ritz has historically performed well in the heat. I think his 9th place finish in the 2008 Olympic Marathon was one of his very best performances, despite everyone's apparent disappointment. And 6th in the Berlin WC in 2009 with 27:22 PB was also impressive. He's very consistent, just could never develop a kick to be a medalist. So yeah, I could see him going for a paced race to finally break 27 before he's done.

1 482 Mohamed Farah GBRGBR 27:21.71 SB

2 424 Ibrahim Jeilan ETHETH 27:22.23 SB

3 724 Paul Kipngetich Tanui KENKEN 27:22.61

4 1162 Galen Rupp USAUSA 27:24.39 SB

5 426 Abera Kuma ETHETH 27:25.27

6 719 Bedan Karoki Muchiri KENKEN 27:27.17

7 708 Kenneth Kiprop Kipkemoi KENKEN 27:28.50 SB

8 362 Nguse Amlosom ERIERI 27:29.21 SB

9 239 Mohammed Ahmed CANCAN 27:35.76 SB

10 1160 Dathan Ritzenhein USAUSA 27:37.90 SB

11 1076 Thomas Ayeko UGAUGA 27:40.96 PB

12 428 Imane Merga ETHETH 27:42.02

13 1081 Moses Ndiema Kipsiro UGAUGA 27:44.53 SB

14 255 Cameron Levins CANCAN 27:47.89 SB

15 688 Tsuyoshi Ugachi JPNJPN 27:50.79 SB

16 422 Dejen Gebremeskel ETHETH 27:51.88

17 365 Goitom Kifle ERIERI 27:56.38

18 1120 Chris Derrick USAUSA 28:04.54 SB

19 627 Daniele Meucci ITAITA 28:06.74 SB

20 917 Stephen Mokoka RSARSA 28:11.61

21 682 Suguru Osako JPNJPN 28:19.50

22 1084 Timothy Toroitich UGAUGA 28:33.61

23 174 Bashir Abdi BELBEL 28:41.69

24 132 Collis Birmingham AUSAUS 28:44.82 SB

25 962 Yevgeny Rybakov RUSRUS 28:47.49

979 Robert Kajuga RWARWA DNF

Details 684 Yuki Sato JPNJPN DNF

Details 844 Jake Robertson NZLNZL DNF

Details 1070 Polat Kemboi Arikan TURTUR DNF

Details 226 Alemu Bekele BRNBRN DNF

Details 367 Teklemariam Medhin ERIERI DNF

Details 786 Juan Luis Barrios MEXMEX DNF

Details 143 Ben St.Lawrence AUSAUS DNS

Details 228 Ali Hasan Mahbood BRNBRN DNS

Details 742 Moukheld Al-Outaibi KSAKSA DNS

Fair enough and perhaps I am simply stating my view of the respective national attitudes. It's all entertainment for sure but Brendan Foster isn't entertaining!

Duck, I think you agree with me more than you think. No question, Rupp needs to do better on tactics (too deferential to Mo, perhaps?), and I agree he needs to try taking it from further out; I think he has more to give and perhaps does not yet realize it.

Bekele and Geb won in different ways and way faster for a reason. We all know the reason. And no one can run near those times anymore. Oh and there is a better test for epo now. Coincidence?? Nope

the Brits should thanking America (& sal)for training Mo and making him the runner that he is!

Thanks America!

Ouch, what happened to Derrick?