Anyone have any race-time updates going on? Thanks.
Anyone have any race-time updates going on? Thanks.
I don't know.
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A Kenyan won it in 2:14 something and the woman (Russian I think) who was 2nd last year won this year. The TV sponsor had some live coverage and they mentioned that several women finished around 2:46 and qualified for the Trials. Evidently results will be posted on the race website tonight.
Nate Pennington was 4th in 2:19:36
I'd kill to find out how a guy called Neil Holm did.
...even kill Neil Holm?
Awesome for Nate. I know Chicago and missing the trials was upsetting for him. Glad to see him bounce back. John O
top 2 were both kenyan. canadian guy was 3rd in 2:15ish. 5th place was a kenyan in 2:23
MattyP wrote:
top 2 were both kenyan. canadian guy was 3rd in 2:15ish. 5th place was a kenyan in 2:23
Canadian? WHO???
I THINK (don't quote me) it was Beddley.
I hate to admit that I do not know this Canuck. ????
That'd be pretty huge! He just ran the Toronto CIM marathon a month and a half ago in a PB 2h22 effort...
Darren, Charles Bedley's an Ontario-based marathoner, I believe.
Charles Bedley won the Toronto Int'l Marathon in October in 2:21:58
Yikes! But was it really 2:15 ish???
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Laban Moiban of Kenya finished first on Sunday in the California International Marathon.
Moiban, No. 11, crossed the finish line at 9:15 a.m. with a time of two hours, 14 minutes and 31 seconds.
The 24-year-old runner was the leader for much of the race. He bested last year's winning time by one minute.
Moiban will take home the $10,000 first-place prize.
The second and third places in the men's category went to No. 26, John Gathoga from Royersford, Pa., and No. 23, Charles Bedley from Toronto, Ontario.
Wioletta Kryza, No. 4, finished first in the women's category with a time of two hours, 39 minutes and 25 seconds. Kryza is originally from Poland.
Kryza said this was her third CIM race, and that in previous years she has come in second and third places.
The 25th annual marathon kicked off at 7 a.m. Sunday as runners began the trek from Folsom to downtown Sacramento.
The race is 26.2-miles long.
There were 6,000 marathon runners and 750 relay teams runners in this year's sold-out event, KCRA 3 reported.
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Skuj wrote:
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Oh well.
Skuj, Mark Bomba also ran this.
Holy shit! How'd he do?
I have no idea, he mentioned he was running it on Cool Running.