So about 14:30 pace right now. Irunfar said 0.6 miles farther though
So about 14:30 pace right now. Irunfar said 0.6 miles farther though
the leader takes a cold bath and moves on near the marathon split, no mo sno
zzzz wrote:
Wamsley at the 24.4 mile Duncan Canyon aid station in 3:28, 3 minutes up on the CR split.
Sandes is next, 30 minutes back.
That's great. From the photos of the top 5 males in this race so far Sandes looks to be the physically bigger of the bunch, maybe under the radar kind of guy. He placed second actually in the year the CR was set at WS. How does he do in heat? Probably well as he's a heat specialist. Maybe we'll see a battle of heat resistance between Jim and Ryan? Or maybe just Ryan versus the rest of the field, really.
At 24.4:
Walmsley 3:28
Sandes +30
Olsson,Buud +31
Clavery +34
Giblin, Castanyer +36
Denucci +37:30
Lorblanchet +39
Nichols +39:15
zzzz wrote:
zzzz wrote:Wamsley at the 24.4 mile Duncan Canyon aid station in 3:28, 3 minutes up on the CR split.
Sandes is next, 30 minutes back.
How are you guys getting these splits? There was a link posted in the thread, but it just has through the checkpoint at Red Star Ridge.
irunfar's twitter is good to follow
also just #ws100 on twitter
Nothing like a race where the leader is going 9 minute mile pace for the men, and 12 minute mile pace for the women. At a certain point, it is barely running.
Newhere wrote:
Nothing like a race where the leader is going 9 minute mile pace for the men, and 12 minute mile pace for the women. At a certain point, it is barely running.
I know, if we weren't so busy banging supermodels on our yachts, we'd be out there blowing these guys away on their hobby hike.
Wamsley in to Robinson Flat 30.3 mile aid station in 4:20, 10 minutes up on CR split.
Newhere wrote:
Nothing like a race where the leader is going 9 minute mile pace for the men, and 12 minute mile pace for the women. At a certain point, it is barely running.
You're an idiot.
Newhere wrote:
Nothing like a race where the leader is going 9 minute mile pace for the men, and 12 minute mile pace for the women. At a certain point, it is barely running.
Nothing like a race where you hit a marathon and you're barely a quarter of the way through
Herron must be out? No updates about her in a while
Newhere wrote:
Nothing like a race where the leader is going 9 minute mile pace for the men, and 12 minute mile pace for the women. At a certain point, it is barely running.
You mean like the US "championships" men's 10k where the first mile was at race-walking pace.
She probably dropped if she can't go for the win. She was in 22nd last check
Now listed as DNF - Herron
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-mkzTKw_GaX0/T51czSl2S3I/AAAAAAAABHc/6fuXhDAJzWg/s1600/western+states+versus+boston.jpgNewhere wrote:
Nothing like a race where the leader is going 9 minute mile pace for the men, and 12 minute mile pace for the women. At a certain point, it is barely running.
#Teampancake wrote:
She probably dropped if she can't go for the win. She was in 22nd last check
She's listed as DNF at 15.8 miles. Probably not recovered from Comrades.
Nice
Women mile 24.4:
Huser leading 4:29.
Lickteig and Boulet +8:20,
Violett +8:45,
Wang +11:41,
Bradley +15:14.
