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Another of K. Ken Nakamura's great stat dives now posted to home page.
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I'll be interested to see what Shalane Flanagan runs this time!
Her plan was to run just "sub-3:00" in all 6 races!
So her 2:38:32 in Berlin was surprising!
See if she changes plans to run all 6 in under 2:40!!
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It's going, but to watch, you need to donate your life savings to Flotrack!
Women led by a dozen in 16:21 at 5K!
Men started later??
No results yet for them!
Manuela Schar leading Tatyana McFadden by a chunk after 5K
Pug & Romanchuk up front for the men--at 19:18 at 4K!Comment
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Romanchuk & Hug (not Pug!!) at 40:36 at 20K!
Schar leads McFadden by over a minute at 15K!
Still no man's results!
Still a dozen women at 10K in 32:42!Comment
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Chairs approaching 30K, with Hug and Schar leading!
Men apparently began a half hour after the women , with first 5000 in 14:33.
Women past 15K in 49:07!
So Men at about 2:02:40 pace, with women at about 2:18:00 pace!Comment
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Hug has finished in, I think, a little over 1:20.
Elite women went through halfway in 68:51.Comment
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Joyciline Jepkosgei trying to break clear of 4 other women at 35km.
Scharr took a few seconds of the women's wheelchair course record.
Charlotte Purdue who controversially wasn't selected for Tokyo is on pace for 2:22 which only Paula Radcliffe has beaten amongst British women.Last edited by Trickstat; 10-03-2021, 09:58 AM.Comment
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Jepkosgei wins in 2:17:43 ish. 5 women under 2:19.Comment
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Tricky headwind along the Embankment by the river between about 36 and 41 km.
Still a lead group of 5 in the mens.Comment
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Purdue finishes just under 2:23:30 for 3rd on UK all-time behind Radcliffe and Yamauchi.Comment
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Lemma pushing it on in the men's has dropped 2 of the pack and is getting away from Chepchumba and Geremew.Comment
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Lemma wins in 2:04:01 ish.Comment
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Missed additional $25000 by a second
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Flanagan 2:35. Not bad!Comment
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