A few 2:04 guys in there with Kebede and Kitwara headlining.
Cabada top American.......US Men's marathoning reaching deeper for a darker age.
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http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/Chicago-Marathon-Announces-2015-Headliners-List-of-Elite-Runners-326324201.html
A few 2:04 guys in there with Kebede and Kitwara headlining.
Cabada top American.......US Men's marathoning reaching deeper for a darker age. -
No it is just that all the bigger names are resting up for the Trials
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peekay wrote:
No it is just that all the bigger names are resting up for the Trials
And adopting Kenyans to learn their secrets..... -
peekay wrote:
No it is just that all the bigger names are resting up for the Trials
Yep, that is what our distance runners do better than anyone rest. -
Edit: Ethiopians
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peekay wrote:
No it is just that all the bigger names are resting up for the Trials
Our current sub 2:10ers:
Keflezghi: 40 years old but ultra consistent
Ritzenhein: 33 years old by trials, fragile but tough if he isn't broken
Hall: 33 years old by trails, we all know his struggles of late
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Ya know, I think the best performance by a US-born man @ Chicago is still David Morris' 2:09:32 (1999). Can anybody confirm?
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Hardcore Chicago You Twatty MFs!
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We are Beatrice wrote:
Ya know, I think the best performance by a US-born man @ Chicago is still David Morris' 2:09:32 (1999). Can anybody confirm?
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douglas burke wrote:
We are Beatrice wrote:
Ya know, I think the best performance by a US-born man @ Chicago is still David Morris' 2:09:32 (1999). Can anybody confirm?
Ritz ran his 2:07.47 in Chicago.
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slo-twitch wrote:
douglas burke wrote:
We are Beatrice wrote:
Ya know, I think the best performance by a US-born man @ Chicago is still David Morris' 2:09:32 (1999). Can anybody confirm?
Ritz ran his 2:07.47 in Chicago.
Ryan Hall also ran ~2:08 low in Chicago
ryan hall isn't american. look at his kids! they've got to be at least half black. -
not the most interesting field in Chicago history.
