Forgot my reading glasses.
These are the top 6 US times as of today. Period.
1. 12:56.27 Dathan Ritzenhein USA 30.12.82 3 Zürich 28.08.2009
2. 12:58.21 Bob Kennedy USA 18.08.70 5 Zürich 14.08.1996
3. 12:58.56 Matt Tegenkamp USA
4. 12:58.75 Bob Kennedy USA 18.08.70 2 Stockholm 08.07.1996
5. 12:59.29 Bernard Lagat USA 12.12.74 1 Berlin 04.09.2005
6. 12:59.22 Bernard Lagat USA 12.12.74 1 London 28.07.2006
Letsgetthisright.com wrote:
Forgot my reading glasses.
These are the top 6 US times as of today. Period.
1. 12:56.27 Dathan Ritzenhein USA 30.12.82 3 Zürich 28.08.2009
2. 12:58.21 Bob Kennedy USA 18.08.70 5 Zürich 14.08.1996
3. 12:58.56 Matt Tegenkamp USA
4. 12:58.75 Bob Kennedy USA 18.08.70 2 Stockholm 08.07.1996
5. 12:59.29 Bernard Lagat USA 12.12.74 1 Berlin 04.09.2005
6. 12:59.22 Bernard Lagat USA 12.12.74 1 London 28.07.2006
i wonder what Lagat would've run if he'd been in the same race
irun wrote:
i wonder what Lagat would've run if he'd been in the same race
Bekele wouldn't have been so cavalier. It would have been a different race all together.
I managed to hold off from seeing results until I could watch the race on the DVR at home. Great race. Not sure what Bekele was doing, maybe he wasn't feeling well. When the field bunched up in the last 800, I was thinking Teg should just go for it and take the lead to maintain pace. I'm not sure what the split was at the bell, but I was thinking if he could run 53 he still might've gotten the record. Nevertheless, a great PR. Great job Teg.
on the runs wrote:
Mrr82 wrote:One week too late? For what? One week to late to become the 2nd fastest 5k runner?
He's #3 in US history.
That is exactly what i said......keep up.
Er... wrote:
Poor Teg. It was almost sixty degrees--such a shame his arms were so cold. I hope someone got him a nice warm blankie and a bottle at the finish.
What is that supposed to mean?
Will Teg run the 10k now?
Arm warmers? I'd wear a pink tutu if it helped me break 13.
Er... wrote:
Jos Hermans' back pocket?
Sure. Even though Tom Ratcliffe is his agent, but sure.[/quote]
For Er everything goesw rthrough Herman or bekele[quote]on the runs wrote:
clothing wrote:
Arm warmers? I'd wear a pink tutu if it helped me break 13.
Thank you for someone having some common sense; if Tegs arms tighten up from the cold and it helped him 1.5 seconds than more power to him!!! I love you quote.
For the critics, get a life!!!!!!!!!!
Letsgetthisright.com wrote:
Forgot my reading glasses.
These are the top 6 US times as of today. Period.
1. 12:56.27 Dathan Ritzenhein USA 30.12.82 3 Zürich 28.08.2009
2. 12:58.21 Bob Kennedy USA 18.08.70 5 Zürich 14.08.1996
3. 12:58.56 Matt Tegenkamp USA
4. 12:58.75 Bob Kennedy USA 18.08.70 2 Stockholm 08.07.1996
5. 12:59.29 Bernard Lagat USA 12.12.74 1 Berlin 04.09.2005
6. 12:59.22 Bernard Lagat USA 12.12.74 1 London 28.07.2006
1. Ritz
2. Kennedy
3. Tegenkamp
4. Kennedy
5. *Kenyan "aka saved by a sloppy B sample"
6. *Kenyan "aka lied about my change of nationality so I could medal"
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