Working Stiff wrote:
Working Stiff wrote:
Geremew looks annoyed people want to take his picture after he ran 2:02:55. Makes you appreciate Kipchoge and Kipsang for being excited about being fast
I don't know why this annoys me so much. Guy runs one of the fastest times ever and shows no emotion.
Just enjoys the smilers.
jhand366 wrote:
Amazing run by Kipchoge. He’s in just as good of shape as Berlin I’d say with those closing splits. Geremew is a friggin’ beast as well.
I hope Geremew retains form as wel as WAsihun.
Kitata was great for two years and Guye Adola (2:03.46).
This guy stagnated. Let's hope Kitata just had a bad day and let's also hope these two Ethiopians retain it.
Enjoy wrote:
Working Stiff wrote:
I don't know why this annoys me so much. Guy runs one of the fastest times ever and shows no emotion.
Just enjoys the smilers.
Yes, we know why he looks that way. Its guilt
gsimmons2005 wrote:
Loving this...right before my mud and water crossing trail race in 2 hours...in a balmy 43 degrees.
Leatherman's Loop?
Dang how fast would sisson have run in 4% or next%? Nb needs to make a prototype or a decent racing flat. Are the nb athletes excepted to run in the 1400 or 1500s?
Working Stiff wrote:
Working Stiff wrote:
Geremew looks annoyed people want to take his picture after he ran 2:02:55. Makes you appreciate Kipchoge and Kipsang for being excited about being fast
I don't know why this annoys me so much. Guy runs one of the fastest times ever and shows no emotion.
Looked like extreme fatigue to me.
i am still surprised that he really ran 2:02. his hm split did not look like it. he is an incredible marathoner. but the competitors from ethiopia are working hard. berlin is calling.
a duck 2022 wrote:
Subway Surfers wrote:
Only aduck2022 knows what the women's winner was on, she scorched it.
igf-1 lr3 obvious
peptides
everyone knows it
Lol
sisson had great race,definitly clean, next wmn distce american star
Barbour wrote:
Women’s Elite
1. Brigid Kosgei (KEN) — 2:18:20
2. Vivian Cheruiyot (KEN) — 2:20:14
3. Roza Dereje (ETH) — 2:20:51
4. Gladys Cherono (KEN) — 2:20:52
5. Mary Keitany (KEN) — 2:20:58
6. Emily Sisson (USA) — 2:23:08
7. Sinead Diver (AUS) — 2:24:11
8. Carla Salome Rocha (POR) — 2:24:47
9. Birhane Dibaba (ETH) — 2:25:04
10. Charlotte Purdue (GBR) — 2:25:38
12. Molly Huddle (USA) — 2:26:33
Very impressive run by Sisson!
Kipchoge obviously the GOAT, Mo is a 2:05 guy, and Hawkins the first clean runner across the line. Anything else I missed?
I wonder if this is the beginning of the end for Farah. Lance was eventually brought down by infuriating the wrong person, has Mo done the same?
There are certainly enough half stories in the media that could easily become something more sinister. This makes for interesting reading.
https://twitter.com/Swift__Girl/status/1122236661658718208?s=20
Under 2:03 wrote:
We now have 3 guys under 2:03. Kipchoge, Kimmetto, and now Geremew.
Only if Geremew had ran that time last year, he could have had the world record until Kipchoge ran Berlin.
Kipchoge now has his complete set:
2:00:25
2:01:39
2:02:38
2:03:05
2:04:xx
2:05:xx
What's next for this guy?
Wish he would do a sub2 again! I am pretty sure if he ask Nike, they would do it. If Zersenay or Desisa ask, they probably say no.
His appearance fee I'm sure was great, but for that level performance, he got a meager $55,000 for the win, another $100K for under 2:05 (no further incentive for under 2:04), and 22K for the course record. As it stands, the two courses I'd like to see him run most (Boston and NYC) have the biggest payouts (save for Dubai, etc).
Barbour wrote:
Women’s Elite
1. Brigid Kosgei (KEN) — 2:18:20
2. Vivian Cheruiyot (KEN) — 2:20:14
3. Roza Dereje (ETH) — 2:20:51
4. Gladys Cherono (KEN) — 2:20:52
5. Mary Keitany (KEN) — 2:20:58
6. Emily Sisson (USA) — 2:23:08
7. Sinead Diver (AUS) — 2:24:11
8. Carla Salome Rocha (POR) — 2:24:47
9. Birhane Dibaba (ETH) — 2:25:04
10. Charlotte Purdue (GBR) — 2:25:38
12. Molly Huddle (USA) — 2:26:33
Call me out if I'm wrong but going by what Cram was saying, the likes of Sisson have now qualified for the Olympics next year with the new ranking based system, given Ethiopia and Kenya can only send 3 each.
i wish all top 10 mn/ wmn get blood check, store 4 next 10 years ,if science will chnge in detection ,i m positif we will hav cheats today how? answer ,cyclist amstrong case:a french scientist ,stole in france lab amstrong sample B,,it was positif, the law that time was amstrong side, but the science was side of the scientist MAFIA
both ladies get the time standard of sub 2:29:30. No need for the rankings for them. Plus Emily would have gotten it with a top ten finish in a WMM
Apparently Kosgei never took a drink in the race
Bad Wigins wrote:
I'd say Mo was done with the marathon but did he ever really get started?
Some track elites aren't cut out for the distance and should know when to quit before destroying themselves. It is clear Mo is a 2:05 guy at his peak.
What we saw here is what I had long suspected. Mo was always (on the track) vulnerable to an epo era guy going hard, at a pace that was brutally uncomfortable. The ABP shielded Mo from this on the track but not on the road circuit.
I GUESS APPEARENCE 500K/1 MILLION not lot compare other sport;stars
veryoldman wrote:
both ladies get the time standard of sub 2:29:30. No need for the rankings for them. Plus Emily would have gotten it with a top ten finish in a WMM
Yes this is what I mean, a fast time in a WMM.
Who knows if Geremew and Kipchoge are really in the same age group. It would be great to interview some people who remember Eliud Kipchoge as a baby to tell us when he was born.
Great race! He is so much in control. He speeded up the pace just like in his weekly long runs... 10% faster.