Mile 1: Leo Manzano v. Andrew Baddeley
3:48.8 - 3:49.3
Mile 2: Andrew Wheating v. Charlie Grice
3:47.6 - 3:48.5
7:36.4 - 7:37.8
Mile 3: David Torrence v. Thomas Lancashire
3:48.0 - 3:49.8
11:24.4 - 11:27.6
Mile 4: Tom Byers v. Brendan Foster
3:48.0 - 3:50.2
15:12.4 - 15:17.8
Mile 5: Dave Wottle v. Mark Rowland
3:54.6 - 3:54.4
19:07.0 - 19:12.2
Mile 6: Will Leer v. Jack Buckner
3:55.6 - 3:54.6
23:02.6 - 23:06.8
Mile 7: John Gregorek Sr. v. James West
3:51.8 - 3:51.8
26:54.4 - 26:58.6
Mile 8: John Gregorek Jr. v. John Gladwin
3:55.5 - 3:53.9
30:49.9 - 30:52.5
Mile 9: Evan Jager v. Anthony Morrell
3:51.9 - 3:52.3
34:41.8 - 34:44.8
Mile 10: Marty Liquori v. Graham Williamson
3:57.2 - 3:56.3
38:39.0 - 38:41.1
Mile 11: Joe Falcon v. Chris O’Hare
3:56.9 - 3:57.6
42:35.9 - 42:38.7
Mile 12: Clayton Murphy v. Anthony Whiteman
3:50.3 - 3:51.1
46:26.2 - 46:29.8
Mile 13: Galen Rupp v. Josh Kerr
3:54.7 - 3:53.5
50:20.9 - 50:23.3
Mile 14: Ben Blankenship v. Matthew Yates
3:55.3 - 3:54.8
54:16.2 - 54:18.1
Mile 15: Todd Harbour v. John Robson
3:57.5 - 3:56.2
58:13.7 - 58:14.3
Mile 16: Craig Engels v. Andrew Butchart
3:47.2 - 3:48.6
1:02:00.9 - 1:02:02.9
Mile 17: Rick Wohlhuter v. Steve Crabb
3:57.4 - 3:57.0
1:05:58.3 - 1:05:59.9
Mile 18: Steve Holman v. Michael East
3:56.7 - 3:56.5
1:09:55.0 - 1:09:56.4
Mile 19: Lopez Lomong v. David Moorcroft
3:46.8 - 3:47.0
1:13:41.8 - 1:13:43.4
Mile 20: Jim Spivey v. John Mayock
3:56.9 - 3:57.5
1:17:38.7 - 1:17:40.9
Mile 21: Steve Scott v. Peter Elliott
4:04.1 - 4:05.0
1:21:42.8 - 1:21:45.9
Mile 22: Sydney Maree v. Jake Wightman
3:44.3 - 3:45.6
1:25:27.1 - 1:25:31.5
Mile 23: Jim Ryun v. Mo Farah
3:52.5 - 3:49.5
1:29:19.6 - 1:29:21.0
Mile 24: Alan Webb v. Steve Ovett
3:45.5 - 3:44.7
1:33:05.1 - 1:33:05.7
Mile 25: Matt Centrowitz Jr. v. Steve Cram
3:49.3 - 3:48.4
1:36:54.4 - 1:36:54.1
Mile 26: Bernard Lagat v. Sebastian Coe
3:47.0 - 3:47.3
1:40:41.4 - 1:40:41.4
Mile 26.2 (385 yds) Michael Johnson v. Roger Black
37.6 - 38.5
1:41:19.0 - 1:41:19.9
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Thanks for putting this together . Any idea how it would turn out on the NYC marathon course?
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Will leer? Are you kidding me?
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Half of the USA team are British Americans tho.
That famous American tribe name "Andrew Wheating" :D
May as well rename as "Colonisers vs Colony" -
It would be cool if they could set up say, a 4, 6, or 8 nation, relay. 26 milers, and a 400m runner thrown in for the last 385yds. You could have cash bonuses for each team that is in the lead after each section.
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labenthraub wrote:
Will leer? Are you kidding me?
Will Leer version 2014: won the Millrose Games mile in 3:52 over Lalang and Willis, placed 6th in the World Indoors 1500 final, ran 3:34.26/3:51.82 PBs outdoors (both of which were wins) and placed 4th in the U.S. champs (six-thousandths of a second behind Lomong). He’d run 7:39/13:21 PBs in ‘13 so he wasn’t lacking for strength. Both his 1500 and mile PBs put him in the top-26 U.S. performers all-time. I’m totally good with him on my roster.
If it makes you feel any better, I reached out to David Krummenacker (who really only ran one super fast 1500, and would have been worse off in a road mile) but he was attending his sister’s wedding that weekend. I also contacted Robby Andrews (who is overrated based on a few exciting sprint finishes at the collegiate level), but he was marrying Krummenacker’s sister. Paul McMullen was nursing a calf strain, and Seneca Lassiter was DJing a wedding. As for some of these older guys like Steve Lacy or Chuck Aragon, you gotta ask yourself if it’s really worth paying the 68-cents/year time-traveling fee to get them to the start line just so maybe they’ll run a few tenths faster than a more contemporary guy like Leer.
