AIT stands for, "who the phuck cares, when does Dibaba race her mile?!!"
I800irishguy wrote:
AIT stands for athlone institute of technology, the college the indoor stadium is in
AIT stands for, "who the phuck cares, when does Dibaba race her mile?!!"
I800irishguy wrote:
AIT stands for athlone institute of technology, the college the indoor stadium is in
Hydlide wrote:
other options wrote:want to watch dibaba
here u go:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a1/Erythropoietin.png/250px-Erythropoietin.png
Thanks man, thats really helpful!
The tvtoss link works alright for me. Just keep trying the different links on that page.
31.7x
209m 31.73
409m 1:03.59
609m 1:34.98
809m: 2:06:69
1009m: 2:38.84
1209m: 3:10.77
1409m: 3:42.31
1500m: 3:56.27
4:13.32
1:03.59 at 409m.
justanotherslowguy34 wrote:
31.7x
1:04
LOL, my feed is way behind. Wow.
4:13.31 official
Jonathan Gault wrote:
asdfdgjdfgrg wrote:Kszczot 1:45.63.
Kszczot keeps rolling. He's won four 800s in the last 15 days, all in 1:46.18 or faster. Favorite for World Indoors right now.
Favorite over Souleiman or are you assuming he will not run the 800m?
4:13:32!!!! Made it look easy. SO smooth. Basically solo. Destroys W.R.
Hi HardLoper!
TAA wrote:
Hi HardLoper!
Hi, TAA!
lol love these doped up performances
maybe a 1:52 800 is next for her
george oscar bluth wrote:
Jonathan Gault wrote:Kszczot keeps rolling. He's won four 800s in the last 15 days, all in 1:46.18 or faster. Favorite for World Indoors right now.
Favorite over Souleiman or are you assuming he will not run the 800m?
I was assuming Souleiman would defend his title in the 1500. I lean toward Kszczot over Souleiman in a championship 800, but it's close.
i wish she would have broken the outdoor record as well.ok well, she had about the same time as Mary Cain ran her 1500m, so that's encouraging.............pfffftt!
asdfdgjdfgrg wrote:
4:13.31 official
HardLoper wrote:
LOL, my feed is way behind. Wow.
Yeah, I didn't even realize I was seeing delayed performance :)
1 Genzebe Dibaba 91 ETH 4:13.31 WR
2 Gudaf Tsegay 97 ETH 4:24.98 PB
3 Axumawit Embaye 94 ETH 4:27.75
4 Rabab Arrafi 91 MAR 4:30.10
5 Sara Lahti 95 SWE Hässelby SK 4:30.42 NR
6 Sofia Ennaoui 95 POL 4:30.43
7 Sandra Eriksson 89 FIN 4:30.91
8 Hannah England 87 GBR 4:31.53
9 Linn Nilsson 90 SWE Hälle IF 4:33.07
10 Baso Sado 91 ETH 4:39.27
11 Katarzyna Broniatowska 90 POL 4:47.51
Anna Silvander 93 SWE IFK Lidingö DNF
Joanna Jozwik 91 POL DNF
Souleiman as a 1:43/3:29/3:47 guy did run some extra meters in his 1:43 and here he was nearly 1:47 through 800m (of course, hard for anyone to keep up faster than 27s on an indoor track) so he still has a good deal of room to improve his record and surely will go sub 2:13 outdoors. Agreed that Kszczot might beat him in a slower championship race but in a fast one, I have Souleiman, who should go at least 1:42 this year, maybe high 1:41.
asdfdgjdfgrg wrote:
4:13.31 official
Holy $h!t! Genzebe blew that record apart! When's the last time somebody chopped more than 3 seconds off of an indoor world best?
Kudos to Souleiman on his indoor WB over 1000m in 2:14.20 over Kipketer's 2:14.96.
Kudos also to Abdalelah Haroun for his indoor WB over 500m in 59.83. Shame he took it away from America's Brycen Spratling (1:00.06), though.
