The Goose misses it; 3:47.22. Worse than he ran at Millrose. Not a bad time by any means but just goes to show how strong the new record is.
Kind of insane when a dude runs 3.47.2 on the second day of March and everyone is bummed. No excuses but the scheduling complications don't really help matters when you are trying to run that fast.
The Goose misses it; 3:47.22. Worse than he ran at Millrose. Not a bad time by any means but just goes to show how strong the new record is.
Kind of insane when a dude runs 3.47.2 on the second day of March and everyone is bummed. No excuses but the scheduling complications don't really help matters when you are trying to run that fast.
Not a bad result especially given the delay, but I don’t think the world record was ever under threat. He was never going to find 1.5 seconds in two weeks.
The meet management is horrible. How did a bunch of guys on the start line have the wrong hip number? Also makes no sense that these guys can keep to the schedule perfectly when they have 10,000 heats of the mile at Terrier/Valentine but struggle to do so at a low key meet like this.
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It was freakin' amateur hour. Started an hour late. Too many people in the race for a record attempt.
First he lined up on the inside lane for the start (which would have been ok). Then they moved him out to (n-1)th position from the inside, so he wound up having to jostle people on both sides off the line, and run wide around the entire first turn, and weave through the people coming in from the outside alley.
He needed an absolutely perfect ride, and his shot was gone by the end of the first lap.
Fisher's record attempt was also nearly ruined by lapped runners, but he had a huge cushion. They need to run less people in the race for these record attempts.
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