World Cross Country live stream?

From looking at the IAAF site I can not tell where there is a stream of the meet. From past experience, I am assuming someone will find the stream of the meet tomorrow so if you come on letsrun in the morning you will be able to find a link to the stream.

In anticipation of watching the stream, the women's race is a 7:45 am eastern, the men's race 8:40 am eastern with the juniors races starting at 6:30.

So the NYC Half is at 7:30 eastern so hopefully both can be watch simultaneously for those waking up early in the US.

Do you have the results?

Here is a stream for people in the US:

http://www.universalsports.com/video/assetid=ee15d1ec-cb9f-4a7a-8b51-8b726fce411c.html#watch+live+world+cross+country+championships

Results here:

http://www.iaaf.org/wxc11/results/eventCode=4527/sex=W/discCode=XJ/combCode=hash/roundCode=f/results.html#det

Live results here:

http://www.iaaf.org/live/wxc11/index.html

Flanagan still in it!!!!!!

Flanagan 3rd behind Cheruiyot and Masai

For what it's worth, the Universal Sports stream was really choppy for me at first, but is now very smooth, better than the NYC Half one even.

Senior men's race about to start.

Jake Robertson 28th -12sec after 1st lap, 2nd non African, ahead of Mottram and St Lawrence. Race isn't over, but the guy can run.

Fukushima wrote:

Jake Robertson 28th -12sec after 1st lap, 2nd non African, ahead of Mottram and St Lawrence. Race isn't over, but the guy can run.

Could you post the link to these live splits, please?

Kenya's Limo is missing a shoe.

This event has passed just about unnoticed here by the media in the UK. Last year the only reporter who attended was from the specialist magazine Athletic Weekly.

If it has been broadcast by any TV channel I have been unable to find it. The BBC who use to be a great sports broadcaster seem to spend a lot of its athletics budget on the London Marathon and the Great North Run. I am more interested in proper athletic/running events rather than programmes where a lot of money is spent interviewing former pop stars, soap stars and others who are of little interest to athletics supporters.