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Interesting that they will be running the race at 9:30am (because the conditions will be slightly better). I believe all of Bekele's records, indeed most 10k records, have been set in the evening. I know he prepares extremely well, so hopefully the morning race time will present no adverse effects.
It will be interesting to see who will fill out the field since most of the top 10000m runners will be at Hengelo two weeks before. Maybe they can get Tadesse or Sihine? Or those two Japanese-based Kenyans who ran low27's last month.
Interesting that they will be running the race at 9:30am (because the conditions will be slightly better). I believe all of Bekele's records, indeed most 10k records, have been set in the evening. I know he prepares extremely well, so hopefully the morning race time will present no adverse effects.
Well, he is European-based (+8 or +9) and also trains in Ethiopia, which is even further east. The time might have been chosen, in part, so that he is running in (his) evening.
It will be interesting to see who will fill out the field since most of the top 10000m runners will be at Hengelo two weeks before. Maybe they can get Tadesse or Sihine? Or those two Japanese-based Kenyans who ran low27's last month.
rupp is scheduled for hengelo, but maybe he can delay his first 10k a week so he can run in front of his oregon fans. if rupp can stay on the same lap he could get henry rono's (real) ncaa record of 27.22
And I think your calculator is off ever so slightly: 4:13.88 per mile. (Hey, that .18 adds up over 25 laps.) Or I guess 4:13.87 to actually break the record.
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