My NeuraTrack computational model predicts a Reekie win with 98.7% confidence.
It hasn't been wrong so far. Do with this information what you will.
My NeuraTrack computational model predicts a Reekie win with 98.7% confidence.
It hasn't been wrong so far. Do with this information what you will.
A Brit will get a medal for sure. If it goes there way Reekie and Hodgkinson could both get a medal. Hard to see either getting gold.
How did GB get two babes like that in the final? It is unfair.
Non-Fatass American wrote:
How did GB get two babes like that in the final? It is unfair.
+1
The US did the same.
Reekie made a name for her self on the world stage last year, but I still feel like she's a huge underdog/underrated despite running 1:56 this year. She has the 2nd fastest SB of the final field behind Mu. I could see her both winning gold or not getting a medal at all.
She has the slight edge in championship experience compared to Mu, but Mu looked so good in the semi. Reekie did too and Goule. I hope Reekie gets gold, but it's going to be extremely tough.
I think her best tactic is to go with 300m to go. She does not want to be in the lead at the break, but also does not want to be behind Mu or Rogers with 200m to go.
Mu can probably run just away but in the unlikely case of a slowish (say 59 instead of 56-57) first lap, Reekie will become very dangerous, I think.
I Pick Athing Mu
Mu seems comfortable front running and would be surprised if she doesnt just do that in the final and no one catches her.
Serial Loser wrote:
My NeuraTrack computational model predicts a Reekie win with 98.7% confidence.
It hasn't been wrong so far. Do with this information what you will.
I also developed an algorithm for the race. My numbers show her winning with a 1.3% confidence
khcglhc wrote:
Serial Loser wrote:
My NeuraTrack computational model predicts a Reekie win with 98.7% confidence.
It hasn't been wrong so far. Do with this information what you will.
I also developed an algorithm for the race. My numbers show her winning with a 1.3% confidence
+1
I think Reekie is going to put in a huge move, likely down back-straight. I refuse to believe the other 7 women will just let Mu control the race. Hodgkinson is likely going to be finishing quickly she just needs to make sure she's close enough with 150m to go.
Mu will likely lead from the front after 200m
Can't see anyone passing her unless she trips
I think how everyone places is has alot to do with how Mu runs. But whether it's a fast or conservative race the winner won't change.
In a fast first lap goule may get 2nd over reekie though.
There is going to be a really bad fall in this race IMO.
What you don't like Bell?
Serial Loser wrote:
My NeuraTrack computational model predicts a Reekie win with 98.7% confidence.
It hasn't been wrong so far. Do with this information what you will.
No way! . Athing has 48 second 400 meter speed that she has not used yet. It’ll come out in the final.
My 50+ years of old school watching will destroy your NeuraTrack computation 100%.
Not even in the same league. Mu wins by more than a second, maybe even 2.
I too have a bad feeling somebody's going to go down. Maybe a few. I think somebody's going to try to get ahead of Mu from the beginning bc that's the only to prevent a Rudisha-like wire to wire win. In the frenzy people will hit the track, and I think Mu will be one of them, unfortunately... I say Goule for the win, Reekie second, Hodgkinson third.
te5n1k wrote:
Mu seems comfortable front running and would be surprised if she doesnt just do that in the final and no one catches her.
not surprised