Mens splits?
Mens splits?
ventolin^3 wrote:
2"18'36 !!!
70'53 / 67'43 !!!!
she couda gone 2"17-flat today !!!
I am glad she resisted trying to run2:17 today. It was important for her to bring a Marathon home nicely after New York. Well done.
1:36 into the race Kipsang is trying to push ahead again on the men's side.
Now 1:37:30 into he's 20 meters clear.
He keeps this up I think he'll get the WR but i need to do the math.
incredible splits for Mary in those last stages, not most men will close like that. Kudos to the Kenyan women.
wejo wrote:
look at this. women's splits
Mile 15 5:13
16 5:18
17 5:13
18 5:07
19 5:18
20 5:17
21 5:09
22 5:10
23 5:07
24 4:59
25 5:02
kipsang has broken them
mile 14 4:30?
mile 16 4:44
mile 17 4:42
mile 18 4:42
mile 19 4:47
21 4:41
A spectatulor new Kenyan national record for Ketinay. 459 24th, 502 25th mile. Ridiculous.
Edna Kiplagat also under 2:20.
Men's race. Kipsang has made a move in 21st mile and broken clear. It wasn't a whole lot faster - 441.
But he's a little bit clear now.
430 - 14th_
444 - 16th
442- 17th
442 - 18th
444 - 20th
Did anyone get mile 15 or 19?
kipsang 35k 1:42:47
1:42:47 at 35K for Kipsang!
felisa and kirui both 15 seconds behind him
Kiuri and Lelisa 15 seconds back
Hopefully he can break 2:04
What happened to ATsede Baysa?
How has Mikitenko done?
1:45:35 at mile 22 for kipsang he's left everyone
Kipsang is 1:42:47 at 35km thanks to a 448 22nd mile.
That's 2:03:54 pace.
2:03:38 pace is basically 4:43 mile pace so he needs to stay on it to break 2:04.
polish translator wrote:
How has Mikitenko done?
she ran 2:24:53
kevin azn boyss wrote:
What happened to ATsede Baysa?
she ran 2:25:59
Kirui and Kipsang are locks for the Olympics if he come home 2:03/2:04, no doubt.
But I don't want to pick #3.
Kipsang well clear at 23. Him versus the clock. Kirui has a gap of 10 meters over third. Posted from the course.