My money is on Josh Kerr for the win, with a tight 2nd/3rd place finish between Ollie Hoare and Hobbs Kessler. Nick Willis will be a bit back but get his sub 4! Whose everyone else got?
My money is on Josh Kerr for the win, with a tight 2nd/3rd place finish between Ollie Hoare and Hobbs Kessler. Nick Willis will be a bit back but get his sub 4! Whose everyone else got?
Here's the entry list
Dion Marquise Hayes is notably MIA he's skipping this meet to focus on more important races and his side hobby of trapping but I'd expect him to pop a sub 357 opener at some point.
Steve The Addict OFFICIAL -----^^^^^ wrote:
Dion Marquise Hayes is notably MIA he's skipping this meet to focus on more important races and his side hobby of trapping but I'd expect him to pop a sub 357 opener at some point.
Lol didn't realise 42 Dugg was a top runner and trapper to boot. How's his rapping going nowadays?
GreatDane1 wrote:
My money is on Josh Kerr for the win, with a tight 2nd/3rd place finish between Ollie Hoare and Hobbs Kessler. Nick Willis will be a bit back but get his sub 4! Whose everyone else got?
Nice prediction, exactly what I was going to write.
I think Colby Alexander is going to take it
uhh wrote:
I think Colby Alexander is going to take it
Seeing him on the start list surprised me. I'm a fan of him as a person, but I wouldn't think he has the recent race results to warrant a place on the Wannamaker Mile start line
What are you talking about? Is a 3:33 not good enough for you?
Willis sub4 wrote:
GreatDane1 wrote:
My money is on Josh Kerr for the win, with a tight 2nd/3rd place finish between Ollie Hoare and Hobbs Kessler. Nick Willis will be a bit back but get his sub 4! Whose everyone else got?
Nice prediction, exactly what I was going to write.
I think this is the safest bet. Kessler might exceed most expectations in this race.
1. Kerr 3:51
2. Hoare 3:52
3. Kessler 3:53
The rest:
Henry Wynn has a 3:51 PB from 2019.
Coscoran has wheels for a 3:55.
Prakel and Gregorek both have run 7:46 3k this year already and could surely run 3:56.
Romo and Garcia will just dip under 4.
Alexander, Murphy and Engels are total black horses, no idea what they're capable of at the moment.
Romo is a 3:35 guy and already ran a 2:20 1k this year, he will be well under 4.
trackislife12 wrote:
Romo is a 3:35 guy and already ran a 2:20 1k this year, he will be well under 4.
His 2:20 1k equates to 3:59 mile. His 3:35 1500m outdoors equates to 3:57 indoors.
The best I could see him do at the moment is 3:56.
I predict they will run faster than I can
Gotta go with Kerr this weekend. His bronze makes him the class of the field. Wynne/Prakel/Gregorek all have fast PBs but am gonna go with Hoare for 2nd. I think it's won in ~3:52-53. A lot of guys should get PRs in the top-10.
Master of LolIy wrote:
trackislife12 wrote:
Romo is a 3:35 guy and already ran a 2:20 1k this year, he will be well under 4.
His 2:20 1k equates to 3:59 mile. His 3:35 1500m outdoors equates to 3:57 indoors.
The best I could see him do at the moment is 3:56.
What?
Master Of Lolly wrote:
Willis sub4 wrote:
Nice prediction, exactly what I was going to write.
I think this is the safest bet. Kessler might exceed most expectations in this race.
1. Kerr 3:51
2. Hoare 3:52
3. Kessler 3:53
The rest:
Henry Wynn has a 3:51 PB from 2019.
Coscoran has wheels for a 3:55.
Prakel and Gregorek both have run 7:46 3k this year already and could surely run 3:56.
Romo and Garcia will just dip under 4.
Alexander, Murphy and Engels are total black horses, no idea what they're capable of at the moment.
Ok, I’m not getting this. Do you have some inside information on how everybody is doing with their training? You really think Kessler in like his first serious pro race is going to battle two Olympic 1500 finalists? Sounds like you expect him to go full Hocker this year. On the podcast last week with Ritz, it sounded like Hoare was ready to run fast right now. You do predict pretty fast times for Kerr and Hoare, but I’ll be shocked if Kessler is ready to hang with them.
Clayton Murphy is going to win
arodd wrote:
Master of LolIy wrote:
His 2:20 1k equates to 3:59 mile. His 3:35 1500m outdoors equates to 3:57 indoors.
The best I could see him do at the moment is 3:56.
What?
Google IAAF Point Table and convert one distance to the other, as well as outdoor performance to indoor performance.
2:20 1k is worth as much as 3:59 mile.
3:35 1500m outdoors is worth as much as 3:57 mile indoors.
Keith Hoare ftw.
Romo sub 3:55
Master Of Lolly wrote:
arodd wrote:
What?
Google IAAF Point Table and convert one distance to the other, as well as outdoor performance to indoor performance.
2:20 1k is worth as much as 3:59 mile.
3:35 1500m outdoors is worth as much as 3:57 mile indoors.
How is a 3:35 worth 3:57 on a 200 banked track?