Super deep 3000 in Nembro, Italy, August 2, 2022. McElhinney (IRL), 7:42.86, drags 5 sub 7:50.00

Emile Cairess, the 24 year old North Country Briton is showing massive improvement this year. Last year he was at 7:59 indoors and before that he hadn’t beaten eight minutes by long shot. Emile Cairess has a super bright future in the distance events.

Very Nice Track Club results are mixed:

Beadlescomb 7:45.5 3,000 (Solid, but PB is 7:43 indoors this year)
Ferlic 7:49.68 (Not so good)

Kessler 1:49.35 800m (2nd place in B heat, not great)~ Can we get Hobbs in an A heat?

Hey

Hey just so you know I call them like I see them… I saw both of these races

I would say the Beadlescomb result is more than okay, the paced fractions were off desired and he has had a long year. Mason had CoVid fairly recently and I thought breaking 7:50 was as good as it might look.

I would say Kessler result was disappointing and to me somewhat puzzling. But the 400 was only at 54.0, I am pretty sure he is beyond fit enough to run much faster than that as the training had gone well.

But you run what you run, no excuses on this one.

Yeah seeing Ferlic is just coming back to himself. So probably unfair to judge too harshly. He's just working back into it.

Beadlescomb is definitely performing well all things considered. Didn't mean "solid" to mean just mediocre. I think he's going pretty well, but maybe he can pop a big race in one distance (3:35, 7:39, 13:10 etc.) on this trip.

Kessler yeah I don't know. Slow first 400m, but that'd more explain if it was crowded/tactical and he ran like 54.0/54.5 navigating a lot of bodies. Doesn't seem like that was what it was.

I agree with more than enough of that, to say we AGREE! LOL

Super deep?

David NIKOLLI
20 JUN 1994
ALB
7:51.84

That was a new Albanian record by David Nikolli, The previous record by himself was 803 back in 2019. This Albanian who has elected domicile in Italy over the past three years because he was not getting any support from the Albanian track and field Federation has been running very well this year and has a good future because he’s a late starter having come from football soccer.

I might the use of the term "Super Deep" as well, 6th barely broke 7:50.00

I meant I might not use the term Super Deep, either

Correction : Deep, not "super deep" -people in Northern England, especially in Yorkshire and Lancashire are raving about Emile Cairess's performance. This skinny kid is a future 1310 / 2720 performer not far from now. Later in his career, in the marathon, the sky is the limit it would seem to be.

13:10 and 27:20 is a "The Sky is the Limit" talent??..you need to re calibrate your hyperbolies.

Just watched the race, the winner didn't "drag" anyone under 7:50. Sat in 4th and took them out with a nice patient long push from the back straight. Fun race, nice finish national u23 record for "Mackleeni"

Monaco 3,000 m is “super deep”