I am proud of Jeptoo. In my mind the race was between Tiki Gelana and Jeptoo. After that fantastic half marathon at RAK in 66mins, I knew she was going to do something great here.
I am proud of Jeptoo. In my mind the race was between Tiki Gelana and Jeptoo. After that fantastic half marathon at RAK in 66mins, I knew she was going to do something great here.
1:19:56 at 17 (4:46)
dammit
rojo wrote:
Not sure why they aren't giving mile by mile split.s.
Seriously?
I agree it would be nice, but the rest of the world doesn't care and barely knows about miles. Ask a runner from the UK about his per-mile easy run pace and see what he says.
Jeptoo ran 5:25 for 26 and the slight drop in pace is what caused her to just miss going under 2:20
2:20:15 for her.
Edna Kiplagt 2:21:32 in 2nd
As with Boston we need to see the top 20 women all finish and miss the men's race.
4:44 mile 18
This is ridiculous
4:40
9:27 (446)
13:55? (428) (
18:30?? 434 4th mile. I missed cumulative pslit but it was 434
2311 (442)
2755 - 444.
32:40 - 445.
37:22- 442. Pace is pretty much perfect. 442 is what you want to settling into.
42:11 - 449 for 9th mile.
46:57 - 446 for 10th mile - THATS 20305 PACE AT 10 MILES.!!!
5144 - 447 for mile 11th.
445 for 12th mile.
435 for 13th mile (61:05?)
I missed 14th mile.
Didn't see 15th mile split either???
9:15 combined for those 2.
1:15:09 at 16 for 449 last mile. So that would mean then ran 14 and 15 in 9:15
1:19:56 - 446 for 17
12442?? - 449 for 18.
30k split is coming up - 2:03:38 pace for 30k is 1:27:54 so we'll see how that compares.
Reminder: men's stream here for those in uk:
an expected speed up at end shoud get them wr
1:27:49 at 30K
When you run way fast early on you do not necessarily speed up at the end.
E. mutai, abshero, lelisa, biwott in the lead pack. Pretty unexpected.
4:40
9:27 (446)
13:55? (428) (
18:30?? 434 4th mile. I missed cumulative pslit but it was 434
2311 (442)
2755 - 444.
32:40 - 445.
37:22- 442. Pace is pretty much perfect. 442 is what you want to settling into.
42:11 - 449 for 9th mile.
46:57 - 446 for 10th mile - THATS 20305 PACE AT 10 MILES.!!!
5144 - 447 for mile 11th.
445 for 12th mile.
435 for 13th mile (61:05?)
I missed 14th mile.
Didn't see 15th mile split either???
9:15 combined for those 2.
1:15:09 at 16 for 449 last mile. So that would mean then ran 14 and 15 in 9:15
1:19:56 - 446 for 17
12442?? - 449 for 18.
30k split is They are 1:27:49 - so 5 seconds ahead but the pace is too slow for WR as they are running way over 4:45.
!!! T
4:52 at 19th mile.
They should let me commentate. I'm way better than them. They are 5 seconds ahead of pace but running 10 seconds per mile too slow.
Top 9 at 30km
1 MUTAI, Emmanuel (KEN) 6 18-39 02:03:31 +00:00 01:27:49
2 BIWOTT, Stanley (KEN) 9 18-39 02:03:31 +00:01 01:27:50
3 ABSHERO, Ayele (ETH) 4 18-39 02:03:32 +00:01 01:27:50
4 LILESA, Feyisa (ETH) 7 18-39 02:03:32 +00:01 01:27:50
5 KEBEDE, Tsegaye (ETH) 5 18-39 02:03:57 +00:19 01:28:08
6 KIPSANG, Wilson (KEN) 1 18-39 02:04:05 +00:25 01:28:14
7 ASMEROM, Yared (ERI) 13 18-39 02:04:36 +00:46 01:28:35
8 MUTAI, Geoffrey (KEN) 3 18-39 02:04:55 +01:00 01:28:49
9 KIPROTICH, Stephen (UGA) 12 18-39 02:05:45 +01:35 01:29:24
kirk d wrote:
1:27:49 at 30K
11 seconds outside existing world best
And someone earlier talked about Feyisa Lelisa.
He is not the guy who won the Boston Marathon.
Lelisa Desisa won the Boston Marathon.
Gelana is a boss for continuing after being run over bu a wheelchair.
Jeptoo with a good win. And great that Susan Partridge for Great Britain with a World Championships qualifying time.
kirk d wrote:
kirk d wrote:1:27:49 at 30K
11 seconds outside existing world best
WOW!
4:52 last mile