What was the last lap in?
What was the last lap in?
What heat is Fam in? I haven't seen him yet.
61.5 last lap
...LOVE the US fans in the stadium...
I'm watching the TRACK only feed....so it's just straight up track events...no commentary etc.
Did anyone see Jager wince on the starting line?
Damn Jager looked good there. Completely in control. Absolutely can't wait for the final
Can Don Cabral give the USA a clean sweep of opening round?
Emma C looking hot as hell in those wet shorts and tshsirt.
where are you watching this feed? trying to find one besides nbc since ive only got 30 free minutes on it
canorf wrote:
61.5 last lap
Thanks. H3 about to begin.
anyone know why Jager wears half-tights in the heats, yet wears shorts in the final? Is there some sort of recovery benefit with half tights?
JB800/1500 wrote:
where are you watching this feed? trying to find one besides nbc since ive only got 30 free minutes on it
I"m watching NBCSN using cric free.
http://cricfree.sx/watch/live/rio-olympic-games-2016-live-streamingJB800/1500 wrote:
where are you watching this feed? trying to find one besides nbc since ive only got 30 free minutes on it
The free ones from my vault are all showing NBC. The BBC feeds are showing cycling.
We're sorry. We doofuses need your insights.
But sulking is most unbecoming. Man up with some Red Bull or something.
This will be over soon.
I'm watching this feed:
http://cricfree.tv/watch/live/olympics-track-and-field-live-streaming
Use ublock origin, ghostery and privacy badger in chrome or firefox.
If you have access to a cable login, this feed is good. British and Australian announcer, so obviously they know what they're talking about. ;)
http://stream.nbcolympics.com/track-and-field-day-10-morning
Thats cool - Paula Radcliffe just said that when Kowal goes out training, her daughter looks after his dog for a bit of pocket money. Fact of the day!
Bit of surging going on. Cabral is not in the lead pack.
Like the first heat, the second heat was slow for the first 2k (2:50.29 and 5:42.20). This was going to come down the last lap. American Evan Jager had the lead at the bell and was followed closely by two-time Olympic silver medallist Mahiedine Mekhissi. As they ran down the backstretch, they were joined by 2012 Olympic champ Brimin Kipruto and those three would cruise over the final 200 and easily secure the three auto qualifying spots, squashing any fears that one of them would miss out on the final given the fact that the Bahrain’s John Koech was also in this heat and had the best seasonal best of anyone in the field at 8:09.62. Koech was just sixth.
Jager’s last lap was an unofficial 61.3.
POS BIB ATHLETE MARK DETAIL
1 3076 Evan JAGERUSA 08:25.9 Q
2 2683 Brimin Kiprop KIPRUTOKEN 08:26.3 Q
3 2430 Mahiedine MEKHISSIFRA 08:26.3 Q
4 2340 Yemane HAILESELASSIEERI 08:26.7
5 2743 Hamid EZZINEMAR 08:27.7
6 2172 John Kibet KOECHBRN 08:28.8
7 2391 Chala BEYOETH 08:32.1
8 3005 Aras KAYATUR 08:32.4
9 3120 José PEÑAVEN 08:32.4
10 2211 Chris WINTERCAN 08:33.9
11 2013 Bilal TABTIALG 08:38.9
12 2594 Abdoullah BAMOUSSAITA 08:42.8
AKDAG is down! DNF.
Fam Phan wrote:
What heat is Fam in? I haven't seen him yet.
Fam didn't qualify. But he is in Rio. My buddy saw him last night on the street trying to sell off his Run Like Hell DVDs and offering charicatures. He keeps saying, "I'm an Olympian." Everyone's like, "ok buddy." Looks homeless.