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Originally posted by LuckySpikes
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Laura gave her all tonight, but the top few are all good for 3.55s; excellent run from her but, sadly, i cannot see a medal for her in Tokyo. Hassan will not be running the 1500m in OG. and I make Kipyegon fully capable of repeating her Rio triumph.The mystery person is perhaps Houlihan witha good finish but hasn't done owt yet; probably injured ?? -
A great meet this evening ; nothing like a warm evening and very small winds; Glad to see McLeod coming into top form; give Holloway something to think about.DAS looked on the way to top form;Cheptegei was a surprise; wonder whats gone wrong.? J I ran with great courage and wonder if he will stick with just the 1500m.
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Not in top shape (see also his 3000m WR attempt in Ostrava 3 weeks ago) ? Or, maybe he just can't run that well anymore without the Wavelights ???!!!Originally posted by philipo View Post
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Don’t normally get too excited by the joggers, but very impressed by Jakob driving a bus through 13 mins and in a proper race too. Give me that over a time trial any day of the week.
Dasher looking in very fine fettle. Tokyo may be tougher than Doha for her, but I suspect she’ll be right in the mix.
Can’t overstate how much I detest the last round / top 3 nonsense in the field. Adds the square root of sod all, and if that ever comes into championships then I’m off to watch tiddlywinks.Comment
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Thanks, sir. And I always follow your live stream and start list info.Originally posted by LuckySpikes View PostComment
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The meeting at Niece this weekend has some interesting fields withe athletes obviously going for WA equals.
The 800 shows Giles and Mills running but their are a number of Brits trying for quals not yet achieved: Courtney - Bryant, Boffey are in the meetComment
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Plus Walcott-Nolan, who has already improved to 4:08 this year and may yet get quicker. -
Really impressed with Walcott-Nolan's performace in the european cup 3000m getting maximum points for GB in not her first choice event. If she gets the standard I would think she has a good chance of getting on the plane perhaps as the third discretionary pick. Could that performance in the european cup hold some sway with the selectors when the time comes.
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seems a universal contempt so an experiment that will not be repeated hopefully next year.Originally posted by Ursus View PostComment
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Caught up with Day 1 of the NCAAs. Think I have watched more 10,000m in the last 7 days than in any single Olympic cycle since the 1980s, when they used to be a staple on British TV.Comment
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Totally agreed Jogger. Although that is also hypothetically possible due to wind limits in horizontal jumps.
Odd sport we follow.
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17yo Swiss lass Audrey Werro ran a 2:02.32 PB in Geneva, behind winner Uruguay's Deborah Rodriguez, 2:00.20 PB.Comment
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A brilliant 5000 for 21yo Nadia Battocletti in Nice, 14:58.73, taking 18s off her recent PB and getting the big Q for Tokyo.Comment
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Germany's Lea Meyer with the Olympic standard in the Steeple in Nice, 9:29.26, an 8 second PB.
And another PB for 19yo Claire Palou (FRA), just a 3s PB this time with 9:31.46.
I think that makes her the 3rd fastest teenager ever not to be born in Africa, a little bit faster now than Europe's current two best, Gesa Krause and Anna Emilie Moller, were at the same age.
For further context she's currently faster than all but 1 of the 21-23 year olds in the NCAA.Comment
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Lots of impressive marks at NCAA's as you would expect, 43.85 from Randolph Ross having run several 44.6s earlier in the season, followed up with a 43.6 relay leg 90 minutes later taking his team from 6th to first. Lets see what Mu can do overnightComment
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Pretty good...49.53 with yeargin in 4th in 51.02. Mu whose body is freak like is going to run 800m at the USA trials Sturgis ran a 10.74 with + 2.2 wind.Comment
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Sturgis and Clark wind legal 200m in 22.12 and 22.17 respectively.How that may translate in USA Trials remains to be seenComment
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