You, evidently.
Thanks for pointing out the incredibly obvious. Go watch baseball.
Moron.
You, evidently.
Thanks for pointing out the incredibly obvious. Go watch baseball.
Moron.
Any update on C. Moulton?
DEEEEEEEEEECENT!
how about posting the times? the places don't mean much after the top 10...
Hey thanks. Wow thats unbelievable that its been 21 years since we have had 5 Americans in the top 5! Very cool!
Bite me.
2:16 pace through 35k...at least according to the athlete tracking. i hope he does it and shuts up all the bitchers about his Austin time.
bertie wooster wrote:
Any update on C. Moulton?
thomas a. wrote:
i can't believe meb was able to hold on after that blistering opening half. i can't believe maiyo was able to either. both of them - amazing.
It wasn't just that they ran the first half in 62:xx, it's that they were constantly surging. Well, mostly Maiyo was surging, but Meb kept answering each surge. If they would have run a more even paced 62:xx and held on better at the end.
Still Cheriyot would have beat them both anyway. It was just his day.
Moulton dropped out w/ 2 miles to go...limping....
Fan of Patriot's Day wrote:
It's a Larry Rawson trademark. As has been discussed extensively here on letsrun, he uses this analogy every time he broadcasts a race. Obviously, you failed to recognize the context and rushed to judgement.
So who is the stupid one?
There's no question in my mind there sharpie!
that's incredible!
the hansons have truly changed the face of post collegiate running in the US.
was that serious about casey dropping?
There was so little written about Peter Gilmore (like almost nothing) that I was wondering if he was still in the Boston field. And look what he accomplishes, having trained virtually on his own out there in California.
Hansons results
Humphrey, Luke - 2:15:23 - 11th
Johnson, Chad - 2:19:29 - 15th
O'Brien, Kyle - 2:19:57 - 18th
Briney, Trent - 2:20:10 - 19th
Rosendahl, Martin- 2:21:12 -22nd
Any results of other New England guys....
Pridville/Marizuki Stevens/ Matt Pimentel
1 8 Cheruiyot, Robert 2:07:14 KEN
2 5 Maiyo, Benjamin 2:08:21 KEN
3 11 Keflezighi, Meb 2:09:56 CA USA
4 16 Sell, Brian 2:10:55 MI USA
5 10 Culpepper, Alan 2:11:02 CO USA
6 25 Jitsui, Kenjiro 2:11:32 JPN
7 20 Gilmore, Peter M. 2:12:45 CA USA
8 3 Kiplagat, William 2:13:26 KEN
9 2 Onsare, Wilson 2:13:47 KEN
10 17 Verran, Clint 2:14:12 MI USA
11 24 Humphrey, Luke J. 2:15:23 MI USA
12 9 Cherigat, Timothy 2:16:09 KEN
13 7 Ruto, Julius 2:17:02 KEN
14 26 Komen, Wilson K. 2:18:26 DC USA KEN
15 22 Johnson, Chad N. 2:19:29 MI USA
Sell (4) and Verran (10) are also part of Hansons.
yes, i jsut got a call from his brother pat. He got real bad leg cramps and thought for a few min his leg was broken. Tough bastard though, ran a mile w/them before he couldnt move any more...
Top 25?
lars U wrote:
Moulton dropped out w/ 2 miles to go...limping....
This is going to happen again and again to the people who ran and PRed at Austin. They think they can go as fast as they did at Austin on a legit course when in reality they can't even come close. They will crash and burn. An austin PR is a curse that will hang over their heads for life. They will never PR again unless they run Austin.