If Bates runs 2:25 and finishes top 10 it’s a really good result considering her recent injury and how today’s race has unfolded. (Trying to get ahead of any unreasonably harsh LetsRun message board expectations).
Americans always have the most moral victories in these events. “We’re #8!”
Kipchoge would’ve been lucky to finish under 2:08 had he run today, he can’t compete with the younger runners and he can’t run any course with the mildest hill, GL in Paris LUL
If Bates runs 2:25 and finishes top 10 it’s a really good result considering her recent injury and how today’s race has unfolded. (Trying to get ahead of any unreasonably harsh LetsRun message board expectations).
If Bates runs 2:25 and finishes top 10 it’s a really good result considering her recent injury and how today’s race has unfolded. (Trying to get ahead of any unreasonably harsh LetsRun message board expectations).
Americans always have the most moral victories in these events. “We’re #8!”
She’s not going to finish top 10. Awful performance. Who cares if she was with the lead pack when they were jogging. Wonder how many posts she’ll have crying about this result. I wish Americans would just admit they aren’t good. CJ had a great run for him so aside from him every American in this race needs to admit they aren’t good.
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"Personal record". Depends on your own personal record eligibility rules, not World Athletics. I'd count it.
I thought that for elites we went by their listed PB on World Athletics. With how tough of a course Boston is I'd fore sure count it as a PR, but I thought it didn't work the same way for elite athletes.
