Anthonique Strachan (22.55) beat SAFP (22.79) in the latter's season debut; SAFP slowed up at the end but was already beaten. Video about an hour and a half in: VELOCITY FEST 11 LIVE STREAM - YouTube
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Anthonique Strachan (22.55) beat SAFP (22.79) in the latter's season debut; SAFP slowed up at the end but was already beaten. Video about an hour and a half in: VELOCITY FEST 11 LIVE STREAM - YouTubeComment
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A cracking marathon debut in Hamburg for Yalemzerf Yehualaw, running the fastest debut marathon ever, 2:17:23 - no.6 all-time.Comment
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Startlists for Saturday's Payton Jordan Invitational at Stanford - https://www.rtspt.com/events/stanford/pjc22/program.pdf - with a few Brits (incl Jenny Nesbitt in the 1500!)
Unfortunately, it's all being streamed on FloTrack.Comment
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Especially the women’s 10k. I believe we could see a world first. Not a WR but most to finish under a certain time, say 31.23. Quickest sixth ever is 31.23. We could get 8 under that in good conditions.Comment
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It surprises me that there's never been more than six women run faster than 31:23 in the same race. I suppose a lot of these races only invite 4 or 5 really top-class women.Comment
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Tim Hutchings & the relentlessly cheerful Carrie Tollefson on comms for the adizero Road To Records road races in Germany. The Women's Half Marathon has just got underway.Comment
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21.87 for Christine Mboma on April, and also a sub-11 100m. I think she will go very quickly this year, and some difficult decisions will need to be made by World Athletics.👍 1Comment
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Steve Lewis's 43.87 to win the Seoul Olympics in 1988 was amazing at the time but I think 19.49 is better relative to current standards. I would say there's little between Knighton and Amos in level of performance. Mondo's PV is pretty good and in an event where you will often peak a long way into your 20s or even later.
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