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UpperState wrote:
On a SIDENOTE: Anyone else notice that USATF posted that BOR won the men’s division today at the 15k national championships? I think they posted LAST year’s ARTICLE and RESULTS!
I was reading through it and I was like ”What the fu .. race did “I” watch earlier today? This has NOTHING to do with what “I” saw!!!
It’s so aggravating!
What am I missing here? I thought Bor won.
DEFINITELY not today he didn’t.
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UpperState wrote:
Er... wrote:
What am I missing here? I thought Bor won.
DEFINITELY not today he didn’t.
Are you sure you watched the right race? The results site also says he won as does the Jacksonville paper:
Maybe you are the one who watched last year's race.
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Serious question...Japan men constantly puts together deep national lists in the 10,000m, half-marathon, marathon and are crazy about the Ekiden. Why do they stink it up in most championships? The just got slaughtered at World XC, they don't have anyone even factor in the distance track events at WC or OC and they don't put a heckuva a lot together in the marathons either. It seems like everything they do on the track and roads is designed to be a time trial, but they aren't equipped to deal with factors in championships. Just an observation.
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UpperState wrote:
Er... wrote:
What am I missing here? I thought Bor won.
DEFINITELY not today he didn’t.
WOW, here’s a replay of the race
This is NOT what I saw this morning! Emily Sisson this MORNING was fairly close to beating Flanagan’s course and American Record in like 47:28?
No men beat her.
The weather was QUITE foggy and BOR did not win. I don’t remember the name of the men’s winner, but he was a former BYU runner, competing for Mammouth Track Club.
What in the world 15k USATF national championship did “I” see today? (Anyone know?)
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Rojo I’m assuming we’re on the wrong end of some sort of sarcastic in-joke. Bor definitely won.
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rojo wrote:
UpperState wrote:
DEFINITELY not today he didn’t.
Are you sure you watched the right race? The results site also says he won as does the Jacksonville paper:
Maybe you are the one who watched last year's race.
If true that is absolutely hilarious
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Lisa Weghtman of Australia in 17th place she is like 42 or 43 years old she ran 2:23.15 LAST WEEK, Amazing.
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UpperState wrote:
UpperState wrote:
DEFINITELY not today he didn’t.
WOW, here’s a replay of the race
This is NOT what I saw this morning! Emily Sisson this MORNING was fairly close to beating Flanagan’s course and American Record in like 47:28?
No men beat her.
The weather was QUITE foggy and BOR did not win. I don’t remember the name of the men’s winner, but he was a former BYU runner, competing for Mammouth Track Club.
What in the world 15k USATF national championship did “I” see today? (Anyone know?)
Galen Rupp was in the race and took 7th I believe? (In the race I was watching this morning).
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Irezumi wrote:
What's funny is about 25 minutes ago the Spanish broadcast was badmouthing the size and placement of the drinks table, which I thought was ridiculous. But it's still a logjam at each drink station and Levins missed his, so I guess they were right after all.
Seems like no one has got all of their bottles
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douglas burke wrote:
Lisa Weghtman of Australia in 17th place she is like 42 or 43 years old she ran 2:23.15 LAST WEEK, Amazing.
Where did she run that.
Victory Chepngeno hits 20k in 64:42 with 5 other women within 3 seconds = that's 2:16:30 pace. Betsy Saina was in 9th (67:10 - 2:21:42 pace) with Lindsey Flanagan in 10th, 5 seconds back (67:15).
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You know whats really thrilling about this race? spending copious amounts of time watching some dude time trial on a wheel chair in a solo effort with no feedback to see him race.
Definitely more exciting than watching runners.
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Check this stat out. 2:10:00 pace is 61:37 at 20k. There were 71 men under that at 20k!! The record for most sub-2:10s in a race is 42.
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UpperState wrote:
UpperState wrote:
WOW, here’s a replay of the race
This is NOT what I saw this morning! Emily Sisson this MORNING was fairly close to beating Flanagan’s course and American Record in like 47:28?
No men beat her.
The weather was QUITE foggy and BOR did not win. I don’t remember the name of the men’s winner, but he was a former BYU runner, competing for Mammouth Track Club.
What in the world 15k USATF national championship did “I” see today? (Anyone know?)
Galen Rupp was in the race and took 7th I believe? (In the race I was watching this morning).
Yeah evidently you watched last year’s race. A bunch of men beat Sisson’s time btw - maybe the start times were staggered.
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rojo wrote:
douglas burke wrote:
Lisa Weghtman of Australia in 17th place she is like 42 or 43 years old she ran 2:23.15 LAST WEEK, Amazing.
Where did she run that.
Victory Chepngeno hits 20k in 64:42 with 5 other women within 3 seconds = that's 2:16:30 pace. Betsy Saina was in 9th (67:10 - 2:21:42 pace) with Lindsey Flanagan in 10th, 5 seconds back (67:15).
Osaka
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rojo wrote:
Check this stat out. 2:10:00 pace is 61:37 at 20k. There were 71 men under that at 20k!! The record for most sub-2:10s in a race is 42.
Looks like it's going to end up in carnage for a lot of those Japanese runners
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rojo wrote:
Check this stat out. 2:10:00 pace is 61:37 at 20k. There were 71 men under that at 20k!! The record for most sub-2:10s in a race is 42.
I would have hammered them all when I was in my prime.
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UpperState wrote:
UpperState wrote:
WOW, here’s a replay of the race
This is NOT what I saw this morning! Emily Sisson this MORNING was fairly close to beating Flanagan’s course and American Record in like 47:28?
No men beat her.
The weather was QUITE foggy and BOR did not win. I don’t remember the name of the men’s winner, but he was a former BYU runner, competing for Mammouth Track Club.
What in the world 15k USATF national championship did “I” see today? (Anyone know?)
Galen Rupp was in the race and took 7th I believe? (In the race I was watching this morning).
OMG!!!
HERE is what “I” watched this morning!Sure enough, Sisson at 47:28 like I remembered, BOR NOT winning.
It was last years RACE!
I woke up FREAKin’ EARLY on a SATURDAY, to click a link on Runnerspace that took me to LAST YEARS 15k championships to watch a REPLAY!!! UGH!
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rojo wrote:
douglas burke wrote:
Lisa Weghtman of Australia in 17th place she is like 42 or 43 years old she ran 2:23.15 LAST WEEK, Amazing.
Where did she run that.
Victory Chepngeno hits 20k in 64:42 with 5 other women within 3 seconds = that's 2:16:30 pace. Betsy Saina was in 9th (67:10 - 2:21:42 pace) with Lindsey Flanagan in 10th, 5 seconds back (67:15).
Osaka...Australia's best 2 female marathoners at moment are 45 and 44. Now that is crazy.
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Japanese Inoune taking the lead?
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