Ota pushing up front, he may pay for it later but love the fearlessness. Rooting for him to keep it up
Our analysis of Tokyo is now up on the HP:
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Jake is bang on 2:12 pace through 15k.
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62 guys sub 45
Guys will drop like flies after 20k
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No quality streams. I'll wait until it's on YouTube in a few days.
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In his latest video is talks about his plan to go out around 2:12 pace and then if he is feeling good pick it up and pass all the people who have exploded.
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Jake up to 87th at 15k 47.03. Still 2.12 pace.
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Sutume leads the women by 42 sec after 10k. Still much slower than how she went out with Ruth in Chicago
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Train Harder wrote:
Jake is bang on 2:12 pace through 15k.
There is a 20 second gap between his group and the group ahead. It will be hard to bridge that gap. However, people will start falling off that group in a few minutes
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Train Harder wrote:
Cheptegei's patience may pay off later in the race.
I'm hoping for something like this, would make the race way more interesting. Front guys end up blowing up but one or two try to hang on as the 5k/10k WR holder tries to hunt them down. But I don't think the pace is hot enough for Kipruto or Geleta to blow up if they're in shape.
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Mgcgmmcg wrote:
Train Harder wrote:
Jake is bang on 2:12 pace through 15k.
There is a 20 second gap between his group and the group ahead. It will be hard to bridge that gap. However, people will start falling off that group in a few minutes
Why should anyone care about this guy? There are world class runners in the race.
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Bagofsharks wrote:
No quality streams. I'll wait until it's on YouTube in a few days.
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Aussiestatman wrote:
Sutume leads the women by 42 sec after 10k. Still much slower than how she went out with Ruth in Chicago
61 sec after 15k. She may slow, the others may speed up; but if Kebede doesn't blow up, she wins
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Rooting for Geleta to podium here after coming in 5th in Paris.
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Mgcgmmcg wrote:
Train Harder wrote:
Jake is bang on 2:12 pace through 15k.
There is a 20 second gap between his group and the group ahead. It will be hard to bridge that gap. However, people will start falling off that group in a few minutes
Still 56 guys in sub 60min at 20km. Let the carnage begin
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Vincent Kipkemoi off the back. Did similarly here last year and ended up finishing 3rd but the pace was much quicker then
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I’m loving the broadcast so far – minimal wheelchair focus,
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61:17 halfway- lead pack of 10ish. Cheptegei in 2nd pack at 62:09 - 13 chasers.
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Does anyoen know how to find the women's leaders on the leaderboard? I can't follow the women's race as I don't speak Japanese.
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2nd half carnage is starting, Ota now off the lead pack
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Because they found his YT channel and enjoy his content.
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