Sandra Vi going for record across America

OCT 15th:

Miles Done: Based on Sandy's 5 mile splits

START OF DAY: Sandy 02:28 AM / Mimi 02:06 AM

- Mimi is in a timezone (Eastern) one hour ahead of Sandy (Central)

As of 03:41 AM: Sandy 5 / Mimi 5 (Mimi has a 22 minute head start)

As of 04:50 AM: Sandy 10 / Mimi 9

As of 06:01 AM: Sandy 15 / Mimi 12-1/2

As of 07:08 AM: Sandy 20 / Mimi 15-1/2

As of 08:11 AM: Sandy 25 / Mimi **

** Mimi stopped at 7:12 AM and has not restarted

Q f e wrote:

Is Sandra Vi single?

I was wondering this too.

So far today wrote:

In any running event you simply cannot stop and claim that time did not count. When you reach the finish line is what counts.

Everything counts.

Exactly ~ wrote:

So far today wrote:

In any running event you simply cannot stop and claim that time did not count. When you reach the finish line is what counts.

Everything counts.

Yes!

Exactly ~ wrote:

So far today wrote:

In any running event you simply cannot stop and claim that time did not count. When you reach the finish line is what counts.

Everything counts.

Mimi seems to turn off the Garmin to make her pace seem better than it is. She is pretty much 20% slower than Sandy based on the splits I have been providing. That percentage slower has been more or less steady. Today that percentage slower is much greater. So, when Mimi starts going much slower than 20% of Sandy something might be up.

Who believe she ran over 50 miles yesterday? No chance not possible

Reality Check. wrote:

Who believe she ran over 50 miles yesterday? No chance not possible

And 32 miles in the morning.

Reality Check. wrote:

Who believe she ran over 50 miles yesterday? No chance not possible

If one of the vehicles broke down I don't see why Mimi would have to stop as well. They have other cars to continue the journey while she runs. The vehicle being repaired could catch up later. ... I thought their vehicles were rented. Maybe they were loaned to them by well wishers?

Mimi is not doing the miles she says any one can see that

Some of you have your eyes open ... good!

So far today wrote:

Exactly ~ wrote:

Everything counts.

Mimi seems to turn off the Garmin to make her pace seem better than it is. She is pretty much 20% slower than Sandy based on the splits I have been providing. That percentage slower has been more or less steady. Today that percentage slower is much greater. So, when Mimi starts going much slower than 20% of Sandy something might be up.

The Garmin results haven't matched up well with Strava since she started using the new tracker. At first I thought it was within the margin of error but it seems to me they have diverged more and more as the run progresses.

Results wrote:

The Garmin results haven't matched up well with Strava since she started using the new tracker. At first I thought it was within the margin of error but it seems to me they have diverged more and more as the run progresses.

It could be that she is turning the Suuntos off more often now. Her Strava times don't have much value, unlike Sandy's.

I think she gets her hair done.

https://www.photobox.co.uk/my/photo/full?photo_id=10005138511

Running for awhile wrote:

I think she gets her hair done.

https://www.photobox.co.uk/my/photo/full?photo_id=10005138511

The link doesn't work for me.

Results wrote:

http://www.sandyacrossamerica.com/meet-sandy.html

In her two short years of running races of 100+ miles, Sandy has established herself as one of the preeminent female long-distance road runners on the planet. Just a few of her notable achievements include:

Beast of Burden 100 Winter (Lockport, NY): 3rd woman overall (2016)

Keys 100 (Florida Keys, FL): Masters' Champion (2016)

Beast of Burden 100 Summer (Lockport, NY): 3rd woman, 2nd overall (2016)

Daytona 100 (North FL, Florida): 5th female (2016)

Dunes 100 (Jupiter, FL): 2nd overall (2017)

Badwater Cape Fear (51.3 Miles) (Bald Head Island, NC): 3rd female (2017)

Razorback 100 (San Martin, CA): OVERALL champion (2017)

Keys 100 (Florida Keys, FL): Masters' Champion (2017)

Lighthouse 100 (Northern MI): 3rd woman, 4th overall (2017)

Badwater 135 (Death Valley, CA): Female CHAMP!!!

These results are from a good 100 mile runner not from "one of the preeminent female long-distance road runners on the planet."

Getting top 5 in a small 100 mile race isn't that difficult for a better than average woman.

OCT 15th:

Miles Done: Based on Sandy's 5 mile splits

START OF DAY: Sandy 02:28 AM / Mimi 02:06 AM

- Mimi is in a timezone (Eastern) one hour ahead of Sandy (Central)

As of 03:41 AM: Sandy 5 / Mimi 5 (Mimi has a 22 minute head start)

As of 04:50 AM: Sandy 10 / Mimi 9

As of 06:01 AM: Sandy 15 / Mimi 12-1/2

As of 07:08 AM: Sandy 20 / Mimi 15-1/2

As of 08:11 AM: Sandy 25 / Mimi **

As of 09:15 AM: Sandy 30 / Mimi **

** Mimi stopped at 7:12 AM and has not restarted

ultra runner wrote:

These results are from a good 100 mile runner not from "one of the preeminent female long-distance road runners on the planet."

Getting top 5 in a small 100 mile race isn't that difficult for a better than average woman.

Hi Tim!!

Marvellous Mimi will finish the day with 58 miles or at least her watch will