Women 33:34 at 10k.
Women 33:34 at 10k.
9 women left at 10k ---7 at 33:34 or 5, 2 others off the back but within 10 to 20 sec.
kmaclam wrote:
Bib #1 wrote:
Chase pack down to 22 runners
All within seconds of each other? Sounds like this 'peloton' has a good chance to catch the breakaway eventually if it is indeed hot there. 75 F ??
Yes, all within a second of each other
7 women running together. 7 second gap to #8, 17 seconds to #9, and 1:07 to #10
Not sure of my math, but if I multiply the 33:34 by 4.22 (to get 42.2K), I get 2:21:4x as a finish time
kmaclam wrote:
Bib #1 wrote:
Chase pack down to 22 runners
All within seconds of each other? Sounds like this 'peloton' has a good chance to catch the breakaway eventually if it is indeed hot there. 75 F ??
Pack is separating - a group of 4 including Osako and Hattori is breaking away
4 chasers have broken away
Why would Jon Gault swear like he did? Someone please answer. I am a youth minister and am redeemed in His image. I do not come to this website to read language like this.
We have a chase pack now, behind Shitara (who led by 2:13 at 15k): looks to be Osako, Shogo Nakamura, Yuma Hattori (Fukuoka champ), and Kengo Suzuki
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Osako, Hattori, and corporate teammates Kengo Suzuki and Shogo Nakamura are the group of 4
Bib #1 wrote:
4 chasers have broken away
Commercial. Missing the break
about 79 degrees now in Tokyo (according to the internet)
a slight slowdown from Shitara now might save him from those 6min miles later. he must have known the forecast and made a calculated risk. maybe his plan was a quick 10-20k to get some separation?
1:00:04 at 20k. Holding the pace
4 chasers have at least a 30 gap to the next pack
I am on tbs.co.jp using the free Hola VPN in a Chrome browser on my laptop.
Everyone complaining about feeds should spend a while to get a free VPN working.
I am pretending I am in Japan to just watch the normal Japanese TV websites.
Two minute lead at 20 k.
63:27 for Shitara at halfway, and we have a clear chase pack of four behind him. How many will catch him by the finish?
I clicked on the first link - been working ever since.
At the half
Shitara 1:03:27
Hattori, Osako, Nakamura, Suzuki 1:05:28
Large group 1:05:42
Is Shitara already slowing a bit? 1:03:30 in 80 degree heat? There's almost no way this ends well for him right?