tried to post this on on most relevant thread, but this is currently not taking replies ?!
http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=5070489&page=3
from another bb, cordner nelson ( founder of t&f news ) wrote
"With four of the fastest finishers of all time in the battle, the pace was extremely slow. At the bell, Tummler jumped into the lead, while Norpoth delayed Ryun. But Ryun swung around Norpoth on the curve, with the German crowd roaring loudly.
"Then came the fastest burst of speed ever recorded in any mile or 1500 meter race. Ryun accelerated so fast and left Tummler behind so rapidly that the German crowd was stunned into silence. One expert observer timed Ryun's 100 meters along the backstretch in a nearly incredible 11.6 seconds.
"Ryun continued to pull away, although naturally not quite so fast. His last 200 meters averaged 12.4 seconds for each 100, a total of 24.8. Thus his last 300 meters took only 36.4, easily the fastest ever run. His last 400 was also fastest on record--50.6. (One report gave his last 400 as 49.7.)
"Results: Ryun 3:38.2, Tummler 3:42.3, Norpoth 3:42.5, Grelle 3:42.8."
a guy does own the dvd which he heroically obtained
coud he kindly comment on
"norpoth delayed ryun"
&
"but ryun swung around norpoth on the curve"
from the dvd, what exactly was "delay" ?
how wide did ryun have to run to get around norpoth ?