Question about "Rankings" issue . . .

[bekeselassie]

Please forgive my ignorance, but I can't figure out something and can't find an explanation in the magazine anywhere.

For the rankings you have the rank and the athlete's name. Under the name is a set of parentheses which contains the athlete's birthdate, height, and weight. Next to that is another set of parentheses which contains two numbers separated by a backslash. What are those numbers?

[tafnut]

You mean the metric ht/wt?

[bekeselassie]

You mean the metric ht/wt?

Is that what they are? Cm/kg?

[tafnut]

I don't have one in front of me, but doesn't it say something like 185/80?(yes, ht/wt metrically)

[bekeselassie]

I don't have one in front of me, but doesn't it say something like 185/80?(yes, ht/wt metrically)

YOU DON'T HAVE ONE IN FRONT OF YOU??!! :shock: :shock: :shock:

[mike renfro]

I don't have one in front of me, but doesn't it say something like 185/80?(yes, ht/wt metrically)

YOU DON'T HAVE ONE IN FRONT OF YOU??!! :shock: :shock: :shock:

You 1st class subscribers make me ill. Like the cat at the food dish, I will again check out my PO box tomorrow, but probably to no avail :-(

[26mi235]

Minor correction

This might have been covered elsewhere but I was out for two weeks and there are too many threads. Matt Tegenkamp ran 3:39.40 for 1500, winning a race in Belgium.