Just confused wrote:
How can I watch the remainder of the meet today in the US? I have a flotrack premium account but I am not finding the link to the live stream anywhere. Please help!
The meet TV/streaming information is on the homepage and has been there for days.
Just confused wrote:
How can I watch the remainder of the meet today in the US? I have a flotrack premium account but I am not finding the link to the live stream anywhere. Please help!
olympic channel. if you have it.
Warholm's a god but where were Samba and Benjamin...they're the only two who got anything on him.
I remember watching Warholm in the 300 thinking he was gonna run a great 400... Looks in top shape
Aren't Kejelcha and Hassan in the same group in Ethiopia? could fare badly for Yomif if so
for me it's channel 846
Hyce Broppel wrote:
Warholm's a god but where were Samba and Benjamin...they're the only two who got anything on him.
Don't know, but man, I wished we had an Olympic preview with the three of them in this race.
Obiri led most of the race in Doha last year and then ran sub 60 last lap. When she is on, she is very hard to beat and then the better option seems a fast last 3 laps like in the DL final Brussels last year (when Gidey, hassan, Koko all beat her).
Yall should stop giving the "Olympic channel IF YOU HAVE IT" caveat, it's free af online
erik wrote:
Hassan steps off the track at 4k.
Very glad to see her lose in this way.
GBohannon wrote:
michiganrunner50 wrote:
Would have been a perfect setup for Shelby and Karissa
Agree 100%. I’m not saying Shelby would’ve won, but I do think she is right in that conversation.
no chance of winning. conditions are incredibly bad compared to when shelby and karissa ran their times.
Those girls certainly would have finished top 5 and ran in that lead pack though. would have been good for them, no doubt.
DeeksQuarters wrote:
I'd love to see Stewart McSweyn dip under 13 minutes, and even try to give the Australian Record a shake (12:55 by Craig Mottram) . He's got the talent and if he can hop onto a fast train for the first half of the race it's possible.
Similar story for Jessica Hull, she ran an impressive 3k in terrible conditions recently, the 14:47 Australian Record by the great Benita Johnson is under threat...
The Aussies are there to race? which of these two are more likely to come away with the record?
good call
GBohannon wrote:
michiganrunner50 wrote:
Would have been a perfect setup for Shelby and Karissa
Agree 100%. I’m not saying Shelby would’ve won, but I do think she is right in that conversation.
Nah.
Conditions were much better for Shelby/Karissa than they were today. Obiri / Gidey would've run in the 14:teens if they had the same conditions as the BTC had that night.
Thanks... I saw the "United States" Listed under flow sports but the next line followed with "Virgin Islands". Thanks for the unhelpful and condescending reply, though. I'll stop cluttering up the board now.
Warholm called the meet organizer and asked to get the 400h on the program. He got his own sponsor to cover all the costs.
47.10 is fast.
congratulation to brazier and to hoppel. great athletes.
am i wrong to think that warholm leaves a lot of energy on the track for nothing right before the start? he screams, jumps around for motivation purposes like mad and fights with the air. well worth some time!
Can't wait for this 1500!
Ex Doper 2 wrote:
No they're showing a stupid triple jumper...
She is an Econ/Math double major college grad
Lol white Swiss lady wins the 100m.