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  • #16
    And Del ponte 10.90 NR. Good old Chaux de Fonds.😃
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    • #17
      10.20 for Prescod in Poland. He's doing 200 later as well.
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      • #18
        Kristal Awuah well off the pace, 11.86 and second from last in a race won by hurdler Pia Skrzy** in 11.41. Kristina Tsimanouskaya third.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by RunUnlimited View Post
          La Chaux-de-Fonds.... Take those results with a pinch of salt....
          Care to elaborate?

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          • jjimbojames
            #19.2
            jjimbojames commented
            15-08-21, 20:05
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            It’s also 995m up, so just inside the altitude limit
          • SprintRelayFan
            #19.3
            SprintRelayFan commented
            15-08-21, 20:16
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            I have half a feeling uka don’t take results from there either
          • Stew-Coach
            #19.4
            Stew-Coach commented
            15-08-21, 20:31
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            Correct UKa don’t accept any results for any qualifying or ranking purposes
        • #20
          20.31 PB for Prescod at 200! Going in the right direction at last.
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          • #21
            1.88 for Emily Borthwick and 1.85 for Laura Zialor. Both exactly 5cm off their PBs.

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            • #22
              Harry Coppell over 5.60 to take the scalp of Piotr Lisek.
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              • #23
                Originally posted by Occasional Hope View Post
                20.31 PB for Prescod at 200! Going in the right direction at last.
                So glad he has indicated a desire to have a crack at the 200, the event looks perfect for him. No predictions, but neither the 100 or 200 British records should survive Reece's career - Far too much talent for that.
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                • Occasional Hope
                  #23.1
                  Occasional Hope commented
                  15-08-21, 20:29
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                  I also dare to wonder about what he could do at 400 given the right training... He's only run that once, indoors, as a teenager in 2012, but ...
                • trickstat
                  #23.2
                  trickstat commented
                  17-08-21, 18:10
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                  As a teenager, 200 was his main event.
              • #24
                Great finishing turn of speed from Ben Pattison to get a 1.45.70 pb in second place behind Peter Bol. Dobek last.

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                • #25
                  Originally posted by Occasional Hope View Post
                  Harry Coppell over 5.60 to take the scalp of Piotr Lisek.
                  There's a cracking atmosphere every year at that meeting,

                  Did you spot Piotr Lisek's fan club in the stands? Of those 5 ladies making a lot of noise for him, all but one was middle-aged or in her 60s.

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                  • #26
                    Prescod's technique far from smooth, too much lateral movement. Hoping for a drama and injury free 2022.
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                    • SprintRelayFan
                      #26.1
                      SprintRelayFan commented
                      16-08-21, 00:03
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                      Very close to overstepping his Lane too. Great that he’s shown that much speed though
                    • JamieSLA
                      #26.2
                      JamieSLA commented
                      16-08-21, 14:40
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                      Yeah it's so promising that he's looking like that in a way. So much more to come. He's hungry for the rest of the season according to his socials, I don't know what races he has planned mind.
                  • #27
                    Our 8th sub 46 400m is Efe Okoro in 45.94 at the Manchester International. Given the conditions were not great this looks to be worth low 45 if Efe can get into a suitable race somewhere between now and the end of the season. Predicted sub 46 for Efe at the English Champs, i'm glad it's finally come good for him. Off to check the last time we had 8 sub 46 in a year and the season is not over yet.

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                    • Loop-guru
                      #27.1
                      Loop-guru commented
                      18-08-21, 17:17
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                      Answer to my own question 10 sub 46 in 2015
                    • marra
                      #27.2
                      marra commented
                      18-08-21, 17:30
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                      If power of 10 is correct it is 2015 - we had 11 sub-46 then. Since their records started (2006), we've had a couple of years with 11, one with 10 and then this year's 8 is the next best.

                      What is mildly interesting is the fact that this year is the one with the most sub 46 by U23 athletes. Sprouts of hope growing, if not exactly a forest quite yet!
                  • #28
                    Originally posted by Occasional Hope View Post
                    Great finishing turn of speed from Ben Pattison to get a 1.45.70 pb in second place behind Peter Bol. Dobek last.
                    Dobek turned up but a medallist at Tokyo doesn't give a hoot. Only those lunatics who are fans of T and Forum and Letsrun are trying to turn a DL meet in Oregon to the new OG. SO expect a lot of lesser performances in the next few weeks by those that impressed when it mattered!
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                    • #29
                      Kristal Awuah pulled up injured towards the end of one of the guest races at Manchester earlier and had to be helped off the track. Hopefully less bad than it looked. Youngster Success Eduan won the race and looked as if she might have won anyway.

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                      • carterhatch
                        #29.3
                        carterhatch commented
                        18-08-21, 18:34
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                        the lads commentating on the Manchester International (very well I might say) joked how Nia W-G, would only be at her peak next decade!!
                      • Stew-Coach
                        #29.4
                        Stew-Coach commented
                        19-08-21, 12:44
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                        carterhatch haha ill feed that back to Scott, the commentator is a guy from out club and wider squad.
                      • Occasional Hope
                        #29.5
                        Occasional Hope commented
                        19-08-21, 13:06
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                        They were much better than what we're getting on the World u20s on the BBC. (Actually Hannah England is OK but the other commentator is awful. Enthusiastic, and not uninformed, but seems to be reading awkwardly off an autocue with awkward pauses where the sentence doesn't need one. And stuff like "There are 8 men through to the final! And 8 women through to the final too!".)
                    • #30
                      18.47 for Sophie McKinna.

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