Race can be watched live for free at 5:20 pm ET on Saturday evening in the US:
Race can be watched live for free at 5:20 pm ET on Saturday evening in the US:
I'm confused by Australian time, website says the race starts in 8 hours and 40 odd minutes, which is 5 in the morning here in the us, which is AM, not PM.
It's Zane Robertson not Jake.
Via the website, the elite fields:
Gold Coast Marathon – Men’s Elite Field
NAME COUNTRY PB PROFILE
Kenneth Mungara
KEN
2:07:36 (Prague, 2011) & 1st GCM18 IAAF
Ezekiel Chebii
KEN
2:06:07 (Amsterdam, 2016) IAAF
Philip Sanga
KEN
2:06:07 (Frankfurt, 2011) & 5th GCM18 IAAF
Yuta Shitara
JPN
2:06:11 (Tokyo, 2018)
#2 all-time JPN Marathon / #1 JPN Half IAAF
Yuki Kawauchi
JPN
2:08:14 (Seoul, 2013) IAAF
Douglas Chebii
KEN
2:08:43 (Seville, 2018) IAAF
Barnabas Kiptum
KEN
2:09:19 (Buenos Aires, 2018) IAAF
Brimin Misoi
KEN
2:09:31 (Vienna, 2019) IAAF
Hiroki Sugawa
JPN
2:11:46 (Nobeoka, 2019) IAAF
Noah Kigen
KEN
2:12:03 (Vienna, 2018) IAAF
Takahiro Gunji
JPN
2:12:55 (Nobeoka, 2019) IAAF
Yuki Munakata
JPN
2:13:47 (Tokyo, 2019) IAAF
Saeki Makino
JPN
2:14:36 (Seoul, 2019) IAAF
Shin Kimura
JPN
2:15:04 (Lake Biwa, 2019) IAAF
Sora Tsukada
JPN
2:15:16 (Osaka, 2016) IAAF
Bernard Lagat
USA
2:17:20 (New York, 2018) IAAF
Thomas Frazer
IRE
2:17:34 (Lake Biwa, 2017) IAAF
Mike Chesire
KEN
Debut / 1:03:04 Half (Hawaii, 2019) IAAF
OCEANIA ATHLETES
NAME COUNTRY PB PROFILE
Scott Westcott
AUS
2:11:36 (Beppu, 2005) IAAF
Liam Adams
AUS
2:12:52 (Berlin, 2017) IAAF
Paul Martelletti
NZL
2:16:49 (Berlin, 2011) 2016 1st Oceania IAAF
Jack Colreavy
AUS
2:17:48 (Gold Coast, 2018) 1st Oceania IAAF
David Criniti
AUS
2:17:57 (Berlin, 2017) IAAF
Daniel Jones
NZL
2:18:40 (Lake Biwa, 2019) IAAF
Daniel Wallis
NZL
2:19:24 (Berlin, 2017) IAAF
Dave Ridley
NZL
2:20:06 (Tokyo, 2019) 2017 1st Oceania IAAF
Hugh Williams
AUS
2:20:29 (Chicago, 2018) IAAF
Dane Verwey
AUS
2:22:45 (Berlin, 2018) IAAF
Ben St Lawrence
AUS
2:24:26 (Berlin, 2017) IAAF
Charlie Boyle
AUS
2:24:45 (Gold Coast, 2018) IAAF
John Dutton
AUS
2:25:54 (Auckland, 2013) IAAF
Chris Rancie
AUS
2:26:00 (Tokyo, 2019) IAAF
Zane Robertson
NZL
Debut / 59:47 Half (Marugame,2015) AR IAAF
Dejen Gebreslassie
AUS
Debut / 1:02:39 Half (Cardiff, 2018) IAAF
Nic Harman
AUS
Debut / 1:03:46 Half (Cardiff, 2018) IAAF
Caden Shields
NZL
Debut / 1:05:42 Half (Gold Coast, 2017) IAAF
Gold Coast Marathon – Women’s Elite Field
NAME COUNTRY PB PROFILE
Mercy Kibarus
KEN
2:26:52 (Seoul, 2017) & 2nd GCM17 IAAF
Rodah Jepkorir
KEN
2:27:38 (Enschede, 2019) IAAF
Truphena Chepchirchir
KEN
2:27:52 (Dongying, 2019) IAAF
Alice Kibor
KEN
2:28:19 (Rome, 2018) IAAF
Nazret Weldu
ERI
2:29:48 (Beirut, 2018) IAAF
Hirut Alemayehu
ETH
2:30:09 (Xiamen, 2018) IAAF
Munkhzaya Bayartsogt
MGL
2:31:12 (Seoul, 2018) IAAF
Susan Jerotich
KEN
2:31:38 (Kobe, 2018) IAAF
Yuko Kawauchi
JPN
2:31:39 (Nagoya, 2014) IAAF
Yomogi Akasaka
JPN
2:32:28 (Nagoya, 2018) IAAF
Nami Hashimoto
JPN
2:33:22 (Nagoya, 2019) IAAF
Kit Ching Yiu
HKG
2:36:11 (Rio de Janeiro, 2016) IAAF
Maki Inami
JPN
2:37:34 (Tokyo, 2011) IAAF
Xiuying Hu
SGP
2:38:34 (Taipei, 2005) IAAF
Dagmara Handzlik
CYP
2:38:52 (London, 2017) NR IAAF
Miki Yokogawa
JPN
2:49:21 (Kobe, 2018) IAAF
OCEANIA ATHLETES
NAME COUNTRY PB PROFILE
Milly Clark
AUS
2:29:07 (Amsterdam, 2015) IAAF
Melanie Panayiotou
AUS
2:34:35 (Rotterdam, 2015) IAAF
Lydia O’Donnell
NZL
2:39:01 (Melbourne, 2015) IAAF
Marnie Ponton
AUS
2:40:32 (Gold Coast, 2017) IAAF
Roxie Fraser
AUS
2:41:17 (Gold Coast, 2011) ARRS
Nera Jareb
AUS
2:44:39 (Berlin, 2017) IAAF
Mel Aitken
NZL
2:47:42 (Gold Coast, 2017) IAAF
Karinna Fyfe
AUS
2:50:25 (Gold Coast, 2017) IAAF
Visnja Jareb
AUS
2:51:02 (Perth, 2014) IAAF
Tennille Ellis
AUS
Debut / 1:15:13 Half (Gold Coast, 2017) ARRS
Nerissa O’Donnell
AUS
Debut / 1:19:53 Half (Brisbane, 2019) IAAF
Christie Winmill
AUS
Debut / 1:20:20 Half (Gold Coast, 2017) IAAF
Wrote some profiles on another thread but may run out of time now. Thinking of actually going to watch, ask me anything.
Since you're from Australia, can you tell me when this race is going start. The website says what would be 5 in the morning here in the US, not evening.
Zane who?
Subway Surfers wrote:
Zane who?
Tipping him to win, unbelievably. Has a gold label gone to a debutante before?
Subway Surfers wrote:
Zane who?
59:47 half marathoner, from New Zealand and has been training in Kenya since he graduated high school.
Man from oz wrote:
Since you're from Australia, can you tell me when this race is going start. The website says what would be 5 in the morning here in the US, not evening.
So it’s 4.50 pm sat here, start is I think 7am tomorrow, so 14 hrs from now?
Aussiestatman wrote:
Man from oz wrote:
Since you're from Australia, can you tell me when this race is going start. The website says what would be 5 in the morning here in the US, not evening.
So it’s 4.50 pm sat here, start is I think 7am tomorrow, so 14 hrs from now?
Ok, thank you. Also, I enjoy your threads previewing races, keep up the good work.
I'm 20 minutes north of the course, it's cold with squally rain showers blowing through. If it stays like this it's going to be tough to go 2:11, pretty unpleasant conditions but it could clear overnight.
It would be better if Lagat fails, and then gives up his dream of being an olympic also-ran to return to what he's good at and run a sub 4 mile when he turns 45 in December. He can do it! But he'll need to stop all the long distance training.
Running in spikes is bad for you after 32
Aussiestatman wrote:
Subway Surfers wrote:
Zane who?
Tipping him to win, unbelievably. Has a gold label gone to a debutante before?
Top five gain Olympic qualification because of the gold label status. I have Bernard Lagat coming 12th, well outside the 2.11.30 needed. I chose Shitara second, E.Chebii 3rd, kawauchi 4th, mungara 5th.
When did Yuki run 2:06:11?
Lagat did not run a marathon in Osaka in 2016.
Who knows what other crap fake stats this race is putting out.
Bad data wrote:
When did Yuki run 2:06:11?
Lagat did not run a marathon in Osaka in 2016.
Who knows what other crap fake stats this race is putting out.
i can see what you did. read yuki with the time below, not above. same with Bernard.
BJC wrote:
I'm 20 minutes north of the course, it's cold with squally rain showers blowing through. If it stays like this it's going to be tough to go 2:11, pretty unpleasant conditions but it could clear overnight.
Sounds like perfect conditions for Yuki. Hopefully the wind & rain pick up.
Man from oz wrote:
Aussiestatman wrote:
So it’s 4.50 pm sat here, start is I think 7am tomorrow, so 14 hrs from now?
Ok, thank you. Also, I enjoy your threads previewing races, keep up the good work.
Thank you so much. Up in the middle of the night here trying to complete the task I set myself.
Not going to see it live on two hours sleep, so don’t ask me nothing.