Compare this to Richardson being busted and banned for drugs.
And did all the American men lose to a girl?
Compare this to Richardson being busted and banned for drugs.
And did all the American men lose to a girl?
jsfkdshd wrote:
What happened to the new American/former Ethiopian guy? Last I saw he was on 207xx pace
Teshome Mekonen with 2:10:16 PB in 24th
The German lady with the KT tape on her hamstring. LOL. Am sorry to say, but ain't no one completing a marathon with a bum hamstring.
Ward just under the WR
Great runs by Petros and Purdue, also in the Adios Pro EVO 1
Annie Frisbie 2:27:02…meh
Dreistreifen wrote:
Great runs by Petros and Purdue, also in the Adios Pro EVO 1
Pleased for Purdue. Strong performance after being injured for quite some time. Looking good for Paris for her.
The women’s pacer did an excellent unlike Kosgei WR where pacer are going all out from the gun
Top 30 finish
Women Top 30 finisher
2:26:50 Olympic qualifying time 2:08:10
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Podcast in 2021 wrote:
Top 30 finish
- 1 Kipchoge, Eliud (KEN)1M35--+00:0002:02:42
- 2 Kipkemoi, Vincent (KEN)69MH--+00:3102:03:13
- 3 Takele, Tadese (ETH)68MH--+00:4202:03:24
- 4 Korir, Ronald (KEN)7M30--+01:4002:04:22
- 5 Teklu, Haftu (ETH)13MH--+02:0002:04:42
- 6 Shiferaw, Andualem Belay (ETH)12M30--+02:0202:04:44
- 7 Kipruto, Amos (KEN)3M30--+02:0702:04:49
- 8 Kiplimo, Philemon (KEN)9MH--+02:1402:04:56
- 9 Petros, Amanal (GER)14MH--+02:1602:04:58
- 10 Kiplimo, Bonface Kimutai (KEN)88MH--+02:2302:05:05
- 11 Abraham, Tadesse (SUI)16M40--+02:2802:05:10
- 12 Tsegay, Okubay (ERI)18M35--+02:3802:05:20
- 13 Boit, Josphat (KEN)15MH--+03:0002:05:42
- 14 Abate, Tadu (ETH)8MH--+03:0202:05:44
- 15 Kangogo, Justus (KEN)22MH--+03:1502:05:57
- 16 Somers, Michael (BEL)33MH--+05:2702:08:09
- 17 Chirchir, Denis (KEN)21M30--+05:4002:08:22
- 18 Fitwi, Samuel (GER)51MH--+05:4602:08:28
- 19 Nyairo, Dominic (KEN)24MH--+06:0502:08:47
- 20 Pfeiffer, Hendrik (GER)40M30--+06:0602:08:48
- 21 Sugut, Silas (KEN)67MH--+06:5002:09:32
- 22 Ghebresilasie, Weynay (GBR)50MH--+07:0802:09:50
- 23 Jia, Erenjia (CHN)53M30--+07:1202:09:54
- 24 Mekonen, Teshome (USA)45MH--+07:3402:10:16
- 25 Russom, Samuel (ERI)67884M30--+07:4202:10:24
- 26 Chala, Ebba Tulu (ETH)15727MH--+08:2202:11:04
- 27 Ward, Jared (USA)B31M35--+09:0202:11:44
- 28 Adams, Liam (AUS)27M35--+09:0502:11:47
- 29 LEMA, ALEMAYEHU MEKONEN (ETH)26199MH--+09:4202:12:24
- 30 Gebru, Girmay Birhanu (ETH)94M35--+09:4902:12:31
Women Top 30 finisher
2:26:50 Olympic qualifying time 2:08:10
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- 1 Tigst Assefa, (ETH)F1WH--+00:0002:11:53 WR
- 2 Sheila Chepkirui, (KEN)F2W30--+05:5602:17:49
- 3 Magdalena Shauri, (TAN)F38WH--+06:4802:18:41
- 4 Zeineba Yimer, (ETH)F7WH--+07:1402:19:07
- 5 Senbere Teferi, (ETH)F16WH--+07:2802:19:21
- 6 Dera Dida, (ETH)F11WH--+07:3102:19:24
- 7 Workenesh Edesa, (ETH)F4W30--+07:4702:19:40
- 8 Helen Bekele, (ETH)F42WH--+07:5102:19:44
- 9 Charlotte Purdue, (GBR)F14W30--+10:2402:22:17
- 10 Fikrte Wereta, (ETH)F13WH--+11:0802:23:01
- 11 Hitomi Niiya, (JPN)F6W35--+11:1502:23:08
- 12 Delvine Meringor, (ROU)F10W30--+11:3202:23:25
- 13 Malindi Elmore, (CAN)F17W40--+11:3702:23:30
- 14 Domenika Mayer, (GER)F22W30--+11:5402:23:47
- 15 Fabienne Schlumpf, (SUI)F19W30--+13:3402:25:27
- 16 Angie Orjuela, (COL)F27W30--+13:4202:25:35
- 17 AnnieFrisbie, (USA)AF20WH--+15:0902:27:02
- 18 Jacqueline Gaughan, (USA)F32WH--+15:1502:27:08
- 19 Debbie Schöneborn, (GER)F18WH--+15:4202:27:35
- 20 Yevheniia Prokofieva, (UKR)F26WH--+17:0602:28:59
- 21 Jane Bareikis, (USA)F29WH--+17:0702:29:00
- 22 Anaïs Quemener, (FRA)31659W30--+17:0802:29:01
- 23 Marina Khmelevskaya, (UZB)F35W30--+17:3502:29:28
- 24 Laura Hottenrott, (GER)F25W30--+17:4502:29:38
- 25 Louise Small, (GBR)F34W30--+19:0102:30:54
- 26 Melina Wolf, (GER)F40W30--+19:1502:31:08
- 27 Tabea Themann, (GER)F33W30--+19:4002:31:33
- 28 Min Wang, (CHN)38414WH--+20:2202:32:15
- 29 Jana Soethout, (GER)F46W30--+20:4702:32:40
- 30 Emilie Jacquot-Claude, (FRA)F49W35--+20:5002:32:43
2nd and 3rd Men I believe were pacers who finished their first Marathons Today, so Debuts
The winner of the race: Adidas
The loser: all non-elite runners.
Adidas just moved the needle saying $500 or more is fair to charge for cutting edge shoes. Nike will undoubtedly move to that price zone as will other brands.
rojo wrote:
What: 2023 BMW Berlin Marathon
When: Sunday, September 24, 9:15 a.m. Central European Time (3:15 a.m. US ET)viewing info at link above
Need a VPN to watch it? Use the VPN we use-
What Assefa ran today has to be at least the equal of a man breaking 2 in a competition marathon. Kipchoge wins for the 5th time, but we have witnessed the end of an era. I don’t think he will win another major and definitely not in Paris. Probably he does make the Paris team with this run today, but not 100%.
Hate to say it but I think Eliud is on the downhill. Slowest Berlin time since 2018, lost in Boston. 2021 or perhaps 2019 was the best shot to go sub 2:01.
Probably will be on the Olympic team still but if Kiptum runs he will not threepeat. Unless AK doesn’t let Kiptum run which would be ridiculous.
Sub 2 in the new AAPE
OldKippy wrote:
Hate to say it but I think Eliud is on the downhill. Slowest Berlin time since 2018, lost in Boston. 2021 or perhaps 2019 was the best shot to go sub 2:01.
Probably will be on the Olympic team still but if Kiptum runs he will not threepeat. Unless AK doesn’t let Kiptum run which would be ridiculous.
AK who? Amos Kipruto? How could he not let Kiptum run?
Yorkshire Fell wrote:
Dreistreifen wrote:
Great runs by Petros and Purdue, also in the Adios Pro EVO 1
Pleased for Purdue. Strong performance after being injured for quite some time. Looking good for Paris for her.
Yes, nice run, second on the UK all time list now. I hope she stays fit for the Olympics after being shafted in the Tokyo selection process
old shoe wrote:
The winner of the race: Adidas
The loser: all non-elite runners.
Adidas just moved the needle saying $500 or more is fair to charge for cutting edge shoes. Nike will undoubtedly move to that price zone as will other brands.
I don't mind this new shoe tech on the pros though. All adidas did was make the shoe lighter, which is what they've all been trying to do all along.
'It's the thinnest and lightest outsole we've ever created,' Charlotte Heidmann, senior global product manager at Adidas, tells RW. 'It's still [made of] rubber, but it's completely flat – there are no grooves anymore. But the grip is still the same
Wise Old Man wrote:
rojo wrote:
What: 2023 BMW Berlin Marathon
When: Sunday, September 24, 9:15 a.m. Central European Time (3:15 a.m. US ET)viewing info at link above
Need a VPN to watch it? Use the VPN we use-What Assefa ran today has to be at least the equal of a man breaking 2 in a competition marathon. Kipchoge wins for the 5th time, but we have witnessed the end of an era. I don’t think he will win another major and definitely not in Paris. Probably he does make the Paris team with this run today, but not 100%.
I agree he's on the down side of his career, but only three men in history have run faster than what he ran today, and one of them is Bekele who is on his cash-in tour these days. Who would Kenya pick ahead of Kipchoge after running 2:02:42? Kiptum, and then, who? Who gets ahead of a living legend that just posted the second fastest time in the world this year? Maybe someone performs well in Valencia. This is a marginal decline from an extremely high level, it's not a Bekele style crash and burn
douglas burke wrote:
Podcast in 2021 wrote:
Top 30 finish
- 1 Kipchoge, Eliud (KEN)1M35--+00:0002:02:42
- 2 Kipkemoi, Vincent (KEN)69MH--+00:3102:03:13
- 3 Takele, Tadese (ETH)68MH--+00:4202:03:24
- 4 Korir, Ronald (KEN)7M30--+01:4002:04:22
- 5 Teklu, Haftu (ETH)13MH--+02:0002:04:42
- 6 Shiferaw, Andualem Belay (ETH)12M30--+02:0202:04:44
- 7 Kipruto, Amos (KEN)3M30--+02:0702:04:49
- 8 Kiplimo, Philemon (KEN)9MH--+02:1402:04:56
- 9 Petros, Amanal (GER)14MH--+02:1602:04:58
- 10 Kiplimo, Bonface Kimutai (KEN)88MH--+02:2302:05:05
- 11 Abraham, Tadesse (SUI)16M40--+02:2802:05:10
- 12 Tsegay, Okubay (ERI)18M35--+02:3802:05:20
- 13 Boit, Josphat (KEN)15MH--+03:0002:05:42
- 14 Abate, Tadu (ETH)8MH--+03:0202:05:44
- 15 Kangogo, Justus (KEN)22MH--+03:1502:05:57
- 16 Somers, Michael (BEL)33MH--+05:2702:08:09
- 17 Chirchir, Denis (KEN)21M30--+05:4002:08:22
- 18 Fitwi, Samuel (GER)51MH--+05:4602:08:28
- 19 Nyairo, Dominic (KEN)24MH--+06:0502:08:47
- 20 Pfeiffer, Hendrik (GER)40M30--+06:0602:08:48
- 21 Sugut, Silas (KEN)67MH--+06:5002:09:32
- 22 Ghebresilasie, Weynay (GBR)50MH--+07:0802:09:50
- 23 Jia, Erenjia (CHN)53M30--+07:1202:09:54
- 24 Mekonen, Teshome (USA)45MH--+07:3402:10:16
- 25 Russom, Samuel (ERI)67884M30--+07:4202:10:24
- 26 Chala, Ebba Tulu (ETH)15727MH--+08:2202:11:04
- 27 Ward, Jared (USA)B31M35--+09:0202:11:44
- 28 Adams, Liam (AUS)27M35--+09:0502:11:47
- 29 LEMA, ALEMAYEHU MEKONEN (ETH)26199MH--+09:4202:12:24
- 30 Gebru, Girmay Birhanu (ETH)94M35--+09:4902:12:31
Women Top 30 finisher
2:26:50 Olympic qualifying time 2:08:10
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- 1 Tigst Assefa, (ETH)F1WH--+00:0002:11:53 WR
- 2 Sheila Chepkirui, (KEN)F2W30--+05:5602:17:49
- 3 Magdalena Shauri, (TAN)F38WH--+06:4802:18:41
- 4 Zeineba Yimer, (ETH)F7WH--+07:1402:19:07
- 5 Senbere Teferi, (ETH)F16WH--+07:2802:19:21
- 6 Dera Dida, (ETH)F11WH--+07:3102:19:24
- 7 Workenesh Edesa, (ETH)F4W30--+07:4702:19:40
- 8 Helen Bekele, (ETH)F42WH--+07:5102:19:44
- 9 Charlotte Purdue, (GBR)F14W30--+10:2402:22:17
- 10 Fikrte Wereta, (ETH)F13WH--+11:0802:23:01
- 11 Hitomi Niiya, (JPN)F6W35--+11:1502:23:08
- 12 Delvine Meringor, (ROU)F10W30--+11:3202:23:25
- 13 Malindi Elmore, (CAN)F17W40--+11:3702:23:30
- 14 Domenika Mayer, (GER)F22W30--+11:5402:23:47
- 15 Fabienne Schlumpf, (SUI)F19W30--+13:3402:25:27
- 16 Angie Orjuela, (COL)F27W30--+13:4202:25:35
- 17 AnnieFrisbie, (USA)AF20WH--+15:0902:27:02
- 18 Jacqueline Gaughan, (USA)F32WH--+15:1502:27:08
- 19 Debbie Schöneborn, (GER)F18WH--+15:4202:27:35
- 20 Yevheniia Prokofieva, (UKR)F26WH--+17:0602:28:59
- 21 Jane Bareikis, (USA)F29WH--+17:0702:29:00
- 22 Anaïs Quemener, (FRA)31659W30--+17:0802:29:01
- 23 Marina Khmelevskaya, (UZB)F35W30--+17:3502:29:28
- 24 Laura Hottenrott, (GER)F25W30--+17:4502:29:38
- 25 Louise Small, (GBR)F34W30--+19:0102:30:54
- 26 Melina Wolf, (GER)F40W30--+19:1502:31:08
- 27 Tabea Themann, (GER)F33W30--+19:4002:31:33
- 28 Min Wang, (CHN)38414WH--+20:2202:32:15
- 29 Jana Soethout, (GER)F46W30--+20:4702:32:40
- 30 Emilie Jacquot-Claude, (FRA)F49W35--+20:5002:32:43
2nd and 3rd Men I believe were pacers who finished their first Marathons Today, so Debuts
They were not in Pacer singlets.