Jordan Hasay 34:58 for 2nd at Pittsburgh’s Great Race 10k

This is like when Hocker ran almost 14 the other day and people were like relax it's a rust buster. I remember when people here thought he was relevant.

that's a really good result for Jordan! Beach to Beacon she ran 37:41, so even though the Great Race is a fast course it's still a big improvement

How dare she not check with you first before travelling somewhere!

FYI She ran the 5k and won in 16:56 and then got to the start line for the 10k. It’s a popular thing to do for this race.
Last year’s mens winner took the victory for both

cold and rainy this morning

I love that she loves running enough to keep racing. At this point, kind of seems like her body has gone into the same mode salazar's did towards the end.

No, not that type of monitoring. I'm simply wondering if "she" refers to Bigham or Hasay. C'mon, it's not that hard to be clear.

All I got to say.........Good for her.......Go Ms. Hasay.

maybe she is on her way back from whatever injury/ailment she had?

Aside from you presenting yourself as a tool, the thread subject headline was Jordan. But you knew that. You must be loads of fun to spend time with. Divvy that up grammar king

Looks like she gets paid to race regardless of where she finishes. Probably needs the money.

As a runner still champing at the bit in my 60s, I can relate to someone like Jordan who still wants to compete. The fact she ran the 5K race and then the 10K adds some much needed perspective to her performance. Almost 'equal' efforts, yes?

The Great Race has certainly changed. I last ran it around 96 or 97 and I don't even remember there being a 5K option let alone people trying to run/win both. Seems like it would be problematic to get from the Point back to Frick Park for the start of the 10K in time. I do remember a lot of Kenyans running some super fast time on the downhill course, though. I guess they don't offer the kind of money they did back in the day. From the results, it looks like a top-notch local race now.

I was really surprised to see Jordan at the start .. it's a big local race - no prize money. On the other hand, it's now organized by the Pittsburgh Marathon team, so perhaps she has a good connection with them having run a few times here for the Half Marathon.

The 5k goes off at 8am, and the 10k starts at 9:30. I don't know if Jordan took the bus to the 10K start line from Point State Park or jogged to the start. (I know some people do that, about 5.5mi direct.) But there's plenty of time between the races and the race added special race numbers for the "One Great Challenge" to do both.

Here's a link with some inf relating to why Pittsburgh. I have not found any of Ryan's times.

runwashington.com

Pace the Nation – Ryan Hogan

Pace the Nation

Ryan Hogan, elite athlete coordinator for P3R, talks about recruiting and caring for elite athletes who race the Pittsburgh Marathon, Liberty Mile and EQT Pittsburgh 10 Miler.

Open link

Another thread?

There can never be enough Jordan Hasay comeback threads!

Jordan also ran the Philadelphia Distance Run on 9/18. She ran the 5K in 17:32 and then the half in 1:23:17.

https://results.raceroster.com/v2/en-US/results/f6k7emxww25rzcrh/detail/9sm3q47enj3zfpjv

Just meeting her race quota for her Nike contract. Nothing really confusing about it.

Back in 1976 Carlos Lopes was a really good runner. One of the best in the world, I think he won a silver in the 76 10,000.

He disappeared, injuries, I think Achilles.

They was no social media so no let's run losers to wonder why he was still training at a low level and racing slow.

In 84 he wins the Olympic Marathon ass eventually sets the world record along with a World Cross championship.