Aussiestatman wrote:
kjdshf wrote:
How is Lagat doing versus the masters record?
At 2.13.14 pace now
Thanks! Meb's record is probably safe.
The commentators on ESPN2 are actually pretty good when they show the race and there's something to watch. I like Carrie.
Amy Freeze dropping some 7:13s while interviewing, nice!
rojo wrote:
Keitany just ran her last 3 miles - Miles 17-19 in in 4:55, 4:58, 4:55.
The men's last mile for the me'ns leaders - mile 15 - was 4:57!!
What are you trying to say? Are you trying to Caster in a bad light somehow?
Who gives a sh!t about this rugby player jogging a marathon?
malmo wrote:
rojo wrote:
Lead pack of men is down to 5 but here is the top 30 at halfway.
Men are running fast. Remember in the history of NY, only 5 men have ever run under 2:08 and we have 5 men on that pace right now!!
In this history of this race dozens and dozens and dozens have hit halfway under 1:04 (including me). Marathons feel like a walk in the park, until it doesn't --- then it becomes extremely difficult.
Wait until they get to Spanish Harlem and then the Willis Avenue Bridge. That's where the race really begins.
The NYC Marathon begins at White Castle.
Keitany has slowed down by only a little. HEr last 2 miles have both been 5:01.
Aussiestatman wrote:
kjdshf wrote:
How is Lagat doing versus the masters record?
At 2.13.14 pace now
And blowing up already. Can't believe people here thought he was going to challenge 2:12.
Bad Wigins wrote:
rojo wrote:
Keitany just ran her last 3 miles - Miles 17-19 in in 4:55, 4:58, 4:55.
The men's last mile for the me'ns leaders - mile 15 - was 4:57!!
What are you trying to say? Are you trying to Caster in a bad light somehow?
Lol-ed
Incel Runner wrote:
Mary K throwing down the most doped performance of the year. Rhonex and Begera have nothing on this lol
Was wondering when you'd show up. LOL.
Women's splits
Mile 18: 4:58
Mile 19: 4:55
Mile 20: 5:01 (uphill)
Mile 21: 5:01 (1:27 lead for Keitany)
There are days those are really good men's splits in NY.
Keitany looking dangerous AF.
Practicing a 67 2nd half to try and go for 2:15:25 in the spring.
El Keniano wrote:
Incel Runner wrote:
Mary K throwing down the most doped performance of the year. Rhonex and Begera have nothing on this lol
Was wondering when you'd show up. LOL.
++1
She's not an Infusion Loving NOP runner.
Looks like Kam is learning from Eliud how to boss people about.
kjdshf wrote:
Aussiestatman wrote:
At 2.13.14 pace now
Thanks! Meb's record is probably safe.
Abdi is the one you would need to watch to break the USA 40+ marathon record, not Lagat...
yeshshshshs wrote:
rojo cna you give a list of men's splits like you do for the women?
You ask and you shall receive. Thi is at mile 17. It's not listing their total time right but you can see their last mile and their projected pace in the final 2 columns.
1 Shura Kitata ETH 1:22 4:41 2:07:20
2 Lelisa Desisa ETH 1:22 4:41 2:07:20
3 Geoffrey Kamworor KEN 1:22 4:41 2:07:21
4 Tamirat Tola ETH 1:22 4:40 2:07:21
5 Festus Talam KEN 1:22 4:41 2:07:21
6 Daniel Wanjiru KEN 1:23 4:52 2:08:34
7 Juan Luis Barrios MEX 1:24 4:54 2:09:43
8 Birhanu Dare Kemal ETH 1:24 5:00 2:11:03
9 Jared Ward USA 1:25 4:57 2:11:25
10 Shadrack Biwott USA 1:25 4:56 2:11:25
11 Chris Derrick USA 1:25 4:57 2:11:25
12 Abdi Abdirahman USA 1:25 5:10 2:11:51
13 Tadesse Yae Dabi ETH 1:25 5:09 2:12:22
14 Ryan Vail USA 1:25 5:01 2:12:37
15 Scott Fauble USA 1:25 5:03 2:12:37
16 Scott Smith USA 1:25 5:02 2:12:37
17 Bernard Lagat USA 1:26 5:07 2:13:14
18 Harbert Okuti UGA 1:26 5:08 2:13:14
19 Chris Thompson GBR 1:26 5:21 2:13:55
20 Alex Monroe USA 1:26:50 5:20 2:13:55
21 Girma Bekele Gebre ETH 1:27:05 5:10 2:14:18
22 Jonny Mellor GBR 1:27:09 5:02 2:14:24
wejo wrote:
Women's splits
Mile 18: 4:58
Mile 19: 4:55
Mile 20: 5:01 (uphill)
Mile 21: 5:01 (1:27 lead for Keitany)
There are days those are really good men's splits in NY.
Every day those are good splits 2:11:00 oace.
Pacemakers for Bernie wrote:
kjdshf wrote:
How is Lagat doing versus the masters record?
Looks good at the moment. This is the only reason for me to continue here, because the whole field lost the interest in breaking the course record right after the start, though the weather is absolutely fine.
Down one minute already
Hardloper wrote:
kjdshf wrote:
Thanks! Meb's record is probably safe.
Abdi is the one you would need to watch to break the USA 40+ marathon record, not Lagat...
I didn't know he was over 40!
Mary's a badass. She does what she wants, including when she blows up. She's not a doper or she wouldn't have those "I'm on my period" races.
thanks bro
Marathons are covered as civic events, public service that no one watches, and probably lose money for the station. The only people who would watch all the way through are runners but the coverage is for non-runners. It's a day outside for the station.