Isn't that what usually happens when you run a sit n kick or tactical race?
Who?
Aman did too right?
LetsRun.com wrote:
http://www.letsrun.com/news/2013/05/david-rudisha-has-to-work-for-it-but-he-opens-2013-season-with-world-leading-800-win/
Yeah, but his third 200 segment here was high-27s while in London it was 25 flat. That's what made the huge difference in times.
Here we go again... Trolling their own site..
A 1:17 race where the whole field is with you vs a 1:14.3 race where no one is quite in your league.. Wake up.
For LetsRun this is the "stat of the day"? Wow, this is really astonishing.
Maybe for the LetsRun persons it's also surprising to hear that Sebastian Coe also has finished faster than in his 1:41,73?
Rudisha has run 3 seconds slower than in London. Havn't you seen the Olympic final?
Uually, yes. Maybe what they're trying to say is that the meet wasn't all that interesting.
LetsRun.com wrote:
http://www.letsrun.com/news/2013/05/david-rudisha-has-to-work-for-it-but-he-opens-2013-season-with-world-leading-800-win/
What is your point?
and this isn't to be expected given he was essentially 3 seconds slower at 600m than in London? If I was David Rudisha I would hope I could close faster in the final 200m given that fact.
Totally irrelevant "stat" of point being made here. Totally irrelevant.
Wow, you guys are jerks. I think it's at the very least interesting. Who cares?
Kill yourself.
old amsterdam cheese wrote:
Who?
Kill yourself.