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Originally posted by gm
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The 2nd session of the meet, so to speak, (100,200,hurdles, etc.) must be on the track. -
They had to break the tie, and there were cameras set up.Originally posted by proofs in the pudd'in View Post
Super odd: Ex. in the mile - 4:01 then underneath 4:00.548. Ok, so we have to do a little work
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Just missed World U18 record (10.15, Schwartz, 2017). Not sure it would have counted if they ran on that street platform track anyways?Originally posted by proofs in the pudd'in View PostComment
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That was the question I had: do the results from this meet count for record purposes? Obviously in the 200 they won't, but what about the 100/110?Originally posted by miketandf View PostByło smaszno, a jaszmije smukwijne...Comment
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Yes interesting question. Also, wondering what are the track materials and its affect on times? Any educated guesses?Originally posted by miketandf View PostComment
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With the wind at -0.3 I'm guessing he would have got it with a legal tailwind - but the track is not legal -may have to wait a little bit for the official U18 record.Originally posted by miketandf View PostComment
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So for Road miles they don't officially use hundredths just thousandths for tie breaks?Originally posted by gm View PostComment
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Not about the races, but I'm loving the old Boston buildings, especially that beautiful church or cathedral behind the track to the right--at the corner! Anyone know the name of it??Comment
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19.89 by Blake? That's pretty impressive for a guy who hasn't run anything remotely that fast before.Comment
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Except it was run on a straight, so nothing like a regular 200.Originally posted by gm View PostByło smaszno, a jaszmije smukwijne...Comment
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as i recall, back in the day it was said that the curve added 0.5, so a 20.39 is right on his PR of 20.38.
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that they weren't in PR shape at the time (but perhaps Blake is)?Originally posted by gmComment
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This meet was far better than Gateshead!1Comment
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