Rockgip wrote:
What were the notable DNFs? For the men, I can think of Ritz, Estrada, Bobby Curtis, Sam Chelanga, Brett Gotcher, and Tyler McCandless. For the women, Sara Hall, Gebre, Annie Bersagel, and Alana Hadley.
Any others?
McCandless is not a noteable
Hardcore by Shalane gutting that out... cragg motivational help or not!
Is there a link with the results?
Popopopop wrote:
Rockgip wrote:What were the notable DNFs? For the men, I can think of Ritz, Estrada, Bobby Curtis, Sam Chelanga, Brett Gotcher, and Tyler McCandless. For the women, Sara Hall, Gebre, Annie Bersagel, and Alana Hadley.
Any others?
McCandless is not a noteable
good thing results and runner tracking are up. f-u you USATF
Meb is not a Muslim.
Coebra wrote:
who called goucher crossing the line crying? good eye there
Kara may make it as an alternate if one of the top 3 get injured before RIO.
Ehh wrote:
It didn't help that Alberto was immediately up Galen's ass after the race like usual . No time to be a fan and competitor favorite
Probably wanted him to do a post-race workout of some sort.....
Soprano wrote:
Amy Cragg 2:28:27
Desi Linden 2:29:00
Shalane Flanagan 2:29:26
Kara Goucher 2:30:24
Jane Bawcom 2:31:20
Kellyn Taylor 2:32:56
Maegan Krifchin 2:33:35
Men's results?
Yes can someone at least post men's top 10 finishers? Flotrack doesn't have anything past mile 21
Montesquieu wrote:
Is there a link with the results?
Popopopop wrote:McCandless is not a noteable
Cragg was amazing...Desi was running awesome...and when Cragg stopped waiting for Flanagan, Cragg ran away from Desi too. Cragg could really have some exciting marathons in her.
Second that. F u usatf. Hightower is an incompetent nitwit
Via Twitter:
https://twitter.com/Trackside2016/status/698603333943173121
Top-8: #LA2016
Rupp 2:11:12
Keflezighi 2:12:20
Ward 2:13:00
Puskedra 2:14:12
Pennel 2:14:57
Llano 2:15:16
Biwott 2:15:23
Smyth 2:15:26
https://twitter.com/Trackside2016/status/698611899882205184
Top-8: #LA2016
Cragg 2:28:27
Linden 2:29:00
Flanagan 2:29:26
Goucher 2:30:30
Bawcon 2:31:20
Taylor 2:32:56
Krifchin 2:33:35
Burla 2:34:29
not 2hr wrote:
Soprano wrote:Amy Cragg 2:28:27
Desi Linden 2:29:00
Shalane Flanagan 2:29:26
Kara Goucher 2:30:24
Jane Bawcom 2:31:20
Kellyn Taylor 2:32:56
Maegan Krifchin 2:33:35
Men's results?
Lance Armstrong's PB is about 2:47. He would have place in the top 50 if he ran in the women's race.
Not official results, not official times. Look to be off by a few seconds here and there.
Fentrekker wrote:
Coebra wrote:was rupp's victory really a surprise to anyone? And does anyone actually feel something about it? When i look at rupp, i get nothing. I don't feel the emotion. There's no connection. How can i get excited about that?
I want to root for Rupp but he just seems to be devoid of personality. Meb comes through acknowledging his supporters, clearly thankful for the support--showing that at some level sport is entertainment. Rupp seems to be performing for nobody except Alberto Salazar. I am sure that is not entirely true, but it would be nice if he could work harder at the connection thing.
So, Meb's kind of a kiss ass who reminds us of his sponsors, coach, family, and religious beliefs every time he opens his mouth, and that makes you appreciate him more than another ATHLETE? Rupp is a runner, not your dad, teacher, or preacher. I like that he doesn't act like he's saving the world by running.
Ritz takes a shot at 10K or done?
Top 50 results here, although I guess they are unofficial: http://track.rtrt.me/e/LATRIALS-2016#/leaderboard/top-men-marathon/FINISH
ekw wrote:
That was pretty good TV coverage. 8/10.
Agree. Hutchings and Masback know running. I particularly liked Masback's recollection that AlSal cut holes in his singlet at LA84 like Rupp did today.
not 2hr wrote:
Men's results?
Try these guys:
http://track.rtrt.me/e/LATRIALS-2016#/leaderboard/top-men-marathonJust...Wow. That was fun to watch.