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The 800m looks interesting too with Peter Bol, Daniel Rowden, and Elliot Giles. And the 800m b race isn't too shabby either with Charlie Grice and Ethan Hussey.
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After that meet in Pfungstadt he'll run a 1500 in Ostrava on the June 27th, then back to Pfungstadt for an 800 on July 6th and then a 1500 in Lyon on July 9th.
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Coevett wrote:
The 800m looks interesting too with Peter Bol, Daniel Rowden, and Elliot Giles. And the 800m b race isn't too shabby either with Charlie Grice and Ethan Hussey.
New Zealander James Preston also entered who has been steadily improving the last 2-3 years or so. Ran 1:45.30 last season and aiming to ultimately break Snell’s 60+ year old national record of 1:44.3.
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Also not a fan of influencers but I think running is better than all those f influencers that make dumb videos. We all know how tough is making a decent living as a pro-athlete and basically no money at all if you’re not at national level. My advice to college kids is to take advantage of your education and select a decent degree because 99.9% wont be able to make a decent living from running.
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Coevett wrote:
The 800m looks interesting too with Peter Bol, Daniel Rowden, and Elliot Giles. And the 800m b race isn't too shabby either with Charlie Grice and Ethan Hussey.
Are you trying to suggest that Peter Bol's exoneration from a doping charge was incorrect?
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dullard wrote:
After that meet in Pfungstadt he'll run a 1500 in Ostrava on the June 27th, then back to Pfungstadt for an 800 on July 6th and then a 1500 in Lyon on July 9th.
Thrilled he’ll be running those races but curious about the expense involves—is he sponsored now? Is his club good about supporting elite athletes with travel? Just very different from the US experience unless sponsored and curious what the setup is.
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GreatDane wrote:
Coevett wrote:
The 800m looks interesting too with Peter Bol, Daniel Rowden, and Elliot Giles. And the 800m b race isn't too shabby either with Charlie Grice and Ethan Hussey.
New Zealander James Preston also entered who has been steadily improving the last 2-3 years or so. Ran 1:45.30 last season and aiming to ultimately break Snell’s 60+ year old national record of 1:44.3.
Snell did it on grass wearing crocs
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There's also an unofficial live stream on YouTube (search for channel "LG Region Karlsruhe").
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Peter Bol won the 800m a race, Ehan Hussey the b race. Cameron Myers is up next. Only one camera, and commentary auf Deutsch.
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CFR wrote:
GreatDane wrote:
New Zealander James Preston also entered who has been steadily improving the last 2-3 years or so. Ran 1:45.30 last season and aiming to ultimately break Snell’s 60+ year old national record of 1:44.3.
Snell did it on grass wearing crocs
That's nothing. Dixon ran 3:33 smoking grass and wrestling crocs.
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Watched the races live on the stream. I believe I saw Peter Bol win the A race in 1.45.15
No official results yet for some reason
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Coevett wrote:
Peter Bol won the 800m a race, Ehan Hussey the b race. Cameron Myers is up next. Only one camera, and commentary auf Deutsch.
Can’t find official results yet but looks like Bol ran around a 1:45.3ish
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GreatDane wrote:
Coevett wrote:
Peter Bol won the 800m a race, Ehan Hussey the b race. Cameron Myers is up next. Only one camera, and commentary auf Deutsch.
Can’t find official results yet but looks like Bol ran around a 1:45.3ish
Yeah I 100% saw 1.45.15 on the stadium infield clock moments after the race so looks like it was even faster. Was it low 1.46 in the B race?
Correction as you can simply track back and watch - Hussey ran 1.45.09 (stadium clock) - I guess Mathas ran 1.45.6/7
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Salvitore Stitchmo wrote:
GreatDane wrote:
Can’t find official results yet but looks like Bol ran around a 1:45.3ish
Yeah I 100% saw 1.45.15 on the stadium infield clock moments after the race so looks like it was even faster. Was it low 1.46 in the B race?
I thought I heard the commentator say funfzig und vierzig something for Hussey, so maybe 1:45.4.
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Salvitore Stitchmo wrote:
GreatDane wrote:
Can’t find official results yet but looks like Bol ran around a 1:45.3ish
Yeah I 100% saw 1.45.15 on the stadium infield clock moments after the race so looks like it was even faster. Was it low 1.46 in the B race?
Correction as you can simply track back and watch - Hussey ran 1.45.09 (stadium clock) - I guess Mathas ran 1.45.6/7
Wow, that's a big pb for Hussey and the World qualifying standard!
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Salvitore Stitchmo wrote:
GreatDane wrote:
Can’t find official results yet but looks like Bol ran around a 1:45.3ish
Yeah I 100% saw 1.45.15 on the stadium infield clock moments after the race so looks like it was even faster. Was it low 1.46 in the B race?
Correction as you can simply track back and watch - Hussey ran 1.45.09 (stadium clock) - I guess Mathas ran 1.45.6/7
Wow big PB for Mathas if that’s the case! Great to see him and Preston putting the 800m back on the map for NZ.
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Official times:
Hussey 1:45.08
Mathas 1:45.75
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Results are here. PB for Hussey, SB for Giles and Rowden (and Learmonth). All are outside the World Champs standard which is 1'44.70". Wightman and Langford are the only ones with it.
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