435 mile 2. 9:02. Leacd Pack about 4 seconds back still.
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The way Sisson said “I’m excited to race that field, I’m respectful of everyone in it” seemed to allude to PED use.
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Follow Linkletter on Strava and has definitely been putting up some crazy mileage and eye popping workouts, but still interesting that he's confident enough to be the one pushing in a field this strong
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Michael Ottesen 2:13:20 I'm saying it now
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lets go Sara!
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Dirtrunner wrote:
Follow Linkletter on Strava and has definitely been putting up some crazy mileage and eye popping workouts, but still interesting that he's confident enough to be the one pushing in a field this strong
A bit of a hot take, but I've got him on the podium today.
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I would love a Linkletter pop-off for the sake of the BYU guys, still concerned about Clayton being undercooked, but time will tell
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Anyone else’s flotrack stream keep lagging?
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4:45: - 13:47 for 3 miles
5k - 14:18 (14:22 last year).
That’s’ 2:00:41 pace. Remember last year we had 28:53 at 10k and like 8 guys still in the lead pack.
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The Tour de France roving reporter on the back of a motorcycle going 50 mph is way better visually than someone sitting on a sofa in the pope mobile with a headset on
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14:19 thru 5k, definitely gonna be a fast day. Looking forward to the inevitable carnage up heartbrake
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screen name stolen again wrote:
Rupp gets no respect not even a mention at the start.
Do we even know if he started?
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Albertson and Linkletter out BRISK
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fisky wrote:
I don't understand why drones aren't used more often in marathon coverage. A drone with a 30 minute flight time could cover maybe 20 minutes of the race before landing and switching off to another drone. The car and motorbike shots are either so close you only see a few runners or telephoto from the front looking back so you can't even tell who is leading.
There is a drone hovering above the water tables at mile 21.
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I would like to see them not cover the wheelchair races at all. This is a marathon. Go plague cycling races or the Indy 500 or something wheeled.
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lorde wrote:
screen name stolen again wrote:
Rupp gets no respect not even a mention at the start.
Do we even know if he started?
He was standing on the start line. I suppose it's still possible he didn't start, but I'm betting he did.
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Remember the first5k is way downhill. First mile goes from 475 to 354 ft.
5k is 254 ft.So that’s like 221 ft of descent? That’s worth 35+ seconds.
Mile 4 - 4:41 (18:29). Correction. That mile is also 61 feet downhill.
5th mile is 11 ft uphill so will be the first one to get an idea of what they are running.
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conorsleith wrote:
lorde wrote:
Do we even know if he started?
He was standing on the start line. I suppose it's still possible he didn't start, but I'm betting he did.
His split was 14:53 at 5k.
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rojo wrote:
4:45: - 13:47 for 3 miles
5k - 14:18 (14:22 last year).
That’s’ 2:00:41 pace. Remember last year we had 28:53 at 10k and like 8 guys still in the lead pack.
Esa, Nageeye, and Kiros are 5 sec back of the top 24 already
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I wish ESPN would stick with the split screen.
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