1 BEKELE, Tariku
ETH
WL, MR 7:28.99
2 CHEPKOK, Vincent Kiprop
KEN
PB 7:31.41
3 SOI, Edwin Cheruiyot
KEN
SB 7:33.21
4 KIPKOECH, John
KEN
7:33.85
5 LONGOSIWA, Thomas Pkemei
KEN
7:33.89
6 CHESHARI, Jacob Korir
KEN
PB 7:34.71
7 LAGAT, Bernard
USA
7:35.11
8 BETT, David Kiprotich
KEN
PB 7:37.51
9 SIMOTWO, Suleiman Kipses
KEN
PB 7:40.26
10 BIWOTT, Yusuf Kibet
KEN
7:43.66
11 SONGOK, Isaac Kiprono
KEN
SB 7:45.12
12 PFLIEGER, Philipp
GER
8:02.28
13 MEUCCI, Daniele
ITA
8:07.64
Let all the banter about what Solinsky "would've run" begin...
Son of Bekele strikes again! Let the word 'dynasty' now be categorically spoken.
You can say that again ... Like I said before .. One Ethiopian, Ten Kenyans ... you would think the odds and outcome would be different ...
Solinsky would've easily run 7:28.xx why wasn't he in the race?
Because the 3k is an old mans event
I would have run in the low 7:20s under the right conditions. Lagat's an old man.
nytsua wrote:
Solinsky would've easily run 7:28.xx why wasn't he in the race?
He IS running a 3k in a few weeks, isn't he?
Selassie wrote:
You can say that again ... Like I said before .. One Ethiopian, Ten Kenyans ... you would think the odds and outcome would be different ...
Only if you're a brain-dead F'tard. You can have a 100 Kenyans and the result would have been the same. I don't think you understand how odds work, you f'tard.
neutral observer wrote:
Son of Bekele strikes again! Let the word 'dynasty' now be categorically spoken.
Broski of Bekele, he isn't that old quite yet!
You can't outrun father time.