wejo wrote:
Was Emmanuel Korir in his own lane at the start or did he not realize he could cut in?
Wanda DL Youtube feed showed Murphy trying to explain/gesture the turn to him.. I'm guessing Korir just didn't know what to do and didn't understand what Murphy was trying to tell him
wejo wrote:
Was Emmanuel Korir in his own lane at the start or did he not realize he could cut in?
He did not realize I think lol.
Strong performances all around in that 1,000. Way better run from Kinyamal than I expected. Arop and Wightman very good, best race of season for Murphy and Kessler. Hoppel on par with his USAs win.
THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
Yes maybe she visited it on the trip and got a payday/race as well. That was my interpretation at least.
She obviously could have visited the Budapest stadium AND ALSO honored her commitment to run in Monaco.
cvxzxzcv wrote:
Lagat at his best around 2003-4 might have run very close to what El G ran, 7:23. Even later when he toasted Bekele with a 51.9 close to a 12:59, he could surely have run mid 7:20s. I think Grant Fisher has everything he needs physically to break 7:29. The question is whether he will have the mindset in a field with top East African athletes to get on that pace. If Aregawi's in the field, that should help a lot. A setup time trial in cooler weather might be more conducive for Grant Fisher to break the record. He should also go for Lagat's 5000m record before he's done this year. His indoor record is only 0.13 from it.
lagat definitely could’ve gone faster than that. he was very close to el g over 1500 and could’ve run 12:40 if he tried in his prime
No I agree I think she should have. She could roll out of bed and win in 52
Murphy in third and Hoppel in 5th, each in 1:15 plus. I'm not sure what it means for their seasons but at least they were the front half. Kessler in 1:16.46 and 8th out of 12.
I seriously have no idea what a good 1000 time is. Murphy 3rd Kessler 6th. What do you all think of that?
This ^
good lord SAFP!
Without the weight of the hair she'd be faster.
ALL the ladies well under 11.0. Dayum.
wejo wrote:
I seriously have no idea what a good 1000 time is. Murphy 3rd Kessler 6th. What do you all think of that?
According to WA scoring tables:
Wightman 2.13.88 ~= 800 1.43.95 = 1500 3.32.77
Murphy 2.15.73 = 1.45.35 = 3.35.87
Hobbs 2:16.46 ~= 1.45.92 = 3.37.11
Alie Wilson & Tracey pacing Kipyegon. 400 in under 60!
Someone give SAFP a 10.5. That's a goal of hers. What a beast.
Someone needs to wipe Flo-Jo off the books.
I think 2:16.0 indicates something like 1:43.5/3:40, 1:44.5/3:37, 1:45.5/3:34. Good performances by the Americans. Wightman saved a lot and could run faster if he’s gone for it more and Arop was closer
3:50.38 Oh so close for Kipyegon
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