Place Name City State Number Age Gender Time
1 Duncan Kibet Kenya 9 28 M 32:15
2 Thomas Nyariki Kenya 11 35 M 32:20
3 Karim El Mabchour Morocco 31 25 M 32:22
4 Mebrahtom Keflezighi San Diego CA 13 32 M 32:26
5 William Chebon Kenya 7 24 M 32:57
6 Linus Maiyo Kenya 33 24 M 33:02
7 Nelson Kiplagat Kenya 39 27 M 33:09
8 Evans Cheruiyot Kenya 3 25 M 33:10
9 Reuben Chebii Kenya 15 24 M 33:13
10 Solomon Molla Ethiopia 45 20 M 33:34
11 Simon Wangai Kenya 43 28 M 33:42
12 Ridouane Harroufi Morocco 17 25 M 34:02
13 Samuel Ndereba Kenya 27 30 M 34:05
14 Michael Aish New Zealand 29 31 M 34:11
15 Simon Noirangu Kenya 21 26 M 34:30
16 Scott Overall Great Britain 53 24 M 35:00
17 Jason Bill Buda IL 117 23 M 35:13
18 John Gathoga Kenya 19 27 M 35:14
19 Nick Hird Rock Island IL 105 23 M 35:18
20 Bryan Glass Geneseo IL 219 33 M 35:36
21 Zac Freudenburg Troy IL 218 29 M 35:38
22 Dale Dexter Topeka KS 379 26 M 35:45
23 Patrick Smyth South Bend IN 378 20 M 35:54
24 Paul Jellema Lansing IL 243 23 M 36:08
25 Jason Flogel West Des Moines IA 375 24 M 36:17
26 Magnus Holmstrom Jefferson City MO 250 28 M 36:18
27 Chris Hayek Mount Prospect IL 8742 16 M 36:27
28 Mike Farrell Usa 47 34 M 36:32
29 Brett Adams South Bend IN 377 21 M 36:35
30 Scott Mueller Greenfield WI 374 22 M 36:36
31 Christopher Jensen Mason City IA 441 25 M 36:37
32 Jonathan Eckberg Nashville TN 3001 26 M 36:47
33 Randy Bill Buda IL 116 25 M 36:50
34 Kyle Brady Wheaton IL 362 19 M 36:51
35 Karl Gilpin Russellville MO 371 28 M 36:52
36 Kyle Cameron Edwardsville IL 201 20 M 36:55
37 Wude Ayalew Ethiopia 2 20 F 36:57
38 Ben Lloyd Davenport IA 233 24 M 37:16
39 Steve Macintyre Columbia MO 8771 29 M 37:16
40 Luminita Talpos Romania 22 34 F 37:17
41 Trent Corey Rockford IL 423 28 M 37:21
42 Olga Kimaiyo Kenya 34 19 F 37:27
43 Deribe Alemu Ethiopia 6 24 F 37:33
44 Tad Hulst Zeeland MI 343 21 M 37:39
45 Galina Aleksandrova Russia 14 26 F 37:43
46 Austin Williamson Des Moines IA 137 21 M 37:46
47 Nuta Olaru Romania 24 36 F 38:01
48 Julius Rotich Des Moines IA 443 25 M 38:07
49 Justin Andrews Kansas City MO 204 23 M 38:17
50 Genet Getaneh Ethiopia 8 21 F 38:19
Bix 7 Results...Meb PR's but gets ROLLED
Report Thread
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ummmm....
a. wtf is a 7 mile pr???
b. meb didn't get "rolled" -
I'm guessing the poster knows that Meb has run that course before and that is his fastest time. Choose to be positive. "Use nice words to solve your problems."
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I am kind of new as a fan, I guess, but just exactly what is meant by "getting rolled".
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brighteys wrote:
I am kind of new as a fan, I guess, but just exactly what is meant by "getting rolled".
I was about to ask that myself. It must be some sort of pimply-faced tough-guy code? -
getting beat by 11 seconds is NOT getting rolled as you put it. sounds like he was in it until the last mile or less?
yeah, he must suck if he only got 4th (sarcasm alert). -
I ran Bix this morning. Pretty good weather this year! (Especially when compared to last year) I saw Meb go by on the out-and-back about 6th or 7th place at a little less than 4 miles into the race. Wouldn't say he got rolled if he finished 11 seconds back in 4th place...?
Chip timing was a welcome addition this year! Results were posted in a couple hours instead of a couple days. I actually stopped at a rest stop on my way home and checked out the results. Great stuff! Thanks Bix for a great race! I'll be back for my 8th running next year. -
GREAT RUN by Mebrahtom!
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props to smyth. junior(?) at notre dame. 2nd youngest in the top 25, 6th american
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The Bix 7 is the best road race in the United States. The great people of the Quad Cities come out every year and support it. Ask any elite runner and they will tell you they are treated like kings and queens. What a Race! Thanks Quad Cities!
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D3's Kyle Brady of North Central finishes 34th. Great Job Kyle!
34 Kyle Brady Wheaton IL 362 19 M 36:51 -
Pretty good for a guy whose best event is a marathon.
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Bryan Glass Baby!!! - Mr. Negative Split
35:36
(18:08, 17:28)
20th place overall
4th American -
Anyone notice Chris Hayek a 16 year old, from prospect il ran 36:27.
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I always thought "getting rolled" was passing out drunk and being mugged in that state. Happens in the Quad Cities all the time.
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Getting rolled generally means you were in contention in a race until you fade off and finish out of the top 3. In this instance, Meb got rolled. If he doesn't want to get rolled in the future, he needs to run a little faster.
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hmmmm wrote:
props to smyth. junior(?) at notre dame. 2nd youngest in the top 25, 6th american
Not a bad run by Adams, either. -
Meb was in a pack that was trailing the top 3 guys at about 4 miles - he bridged that gap of 20m and actually worked his way into 2nd until they came off Brady St. downhill onto the flats on 3rd St., when Nyariki and Karim started kicking. He said afterward he just doesn't have those kind of wheels right now. He's racing B2B and Falmouth the following 2 weekends, so that should give a better indicator of what kind of shape he's in.
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Great run by Meb. Maybe Ritz should be running races like Bix, Falmouth, etc.
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See Meb is running Bix, Beacon, and Falmouth three weeks in a row, then supposedly going to Europe for a 10k. Any bets on whether he makes it to Europe?
