I've found Scott Westcott in bib 22, Andrew Letherby in bib 24, Lee Troop in bib 12 and Anna Thompson in bib F14. Anyone know of others looking to post a Beijing Qualifier?
Unless you know the name the site can't search by nationality unfortunately to see if any other Aussies are running. Berlin Marathon
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Berlin Marathon 30.09.2007
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Posted 29 September 2007 - 12:29 AM
This is just in....
Berlin This Weekend: Craig Mottram, Rodgers Rop Featured Pacers
Press Release - SCC Running
September 28, 2007
It’s getting so that the pacemakers are as famous as the performers. And when you have Haile Gebrselassie and Gete Wami defending their titles in the real_Berlin Marathon on Sunday, that’s saying something. When news of Sonia O’Sullivan’s impending retirement from international athletics was announced earlier this year, few expected her to pop up in a marathon at the eleventh hour and 59 minutes. But, if she was going to have a last fling at the 42k, this was the one to do. Berlin has the flattest fastest course in the world, as the 2.04.55 world record of Paul Tergat here in 2003 testifies to. But if Sullivan’s name on the start list raised the eyebrows a fraction, the same eyebrows shot up into the scalp when the name of her pacemaker was added to the list. For it’s none other than Craig Mottram, former world bronze medallist at 5000 metres, and multi-Australian record holder.
What’s more, Mottram is competing in the Great North Run 3000 metres in Newcastle, in the north-east of the United Kingdom on Saturday afternoon. And the Berlin Marathon begins at 9am on Sunday. “It’s going to be a bit of a rush,” said Mottram, by phone from his London base. “I’ve got a 3k road race, go straight to the airport, have to change flights, and get into Berlin at 11 o’clock at night. Then I have to be up early, so it’s not ideal. And I’m flying back to Australia on Monday. But Sonia’s given me a lot of help over the years. This is a way of giving a bit back, and hopefully she’ll continue to help me in future”.
“I wish I was up to taking advantage of a superstar pacemaker,” said O’Sullivan, who herself arrived in Berlin late Thursday evening. The Irishwoman - who also has Aussie nationality after marriage to Nic Bideau, who coaches both her and Mottram - admits that her marathon career didn’t quite measure up to her high expectations. A twice world cross champion on the same weekend in 1998, a world gold in 1995, and an Olympic silver medal in 2000, both at 5000 metres, she has run no faster than a 2.29.01 in London 2005. And at 37, does not expect to be anywhere near that on Sunday.
Bideau had said earlier in the week, he thought she would do between 2.35 and 2.45 in Berlin. To which O’Sullivan responded, “If I do 2.35, I’ll be overjoyed.
I ran Dublin (Marathon) in 2000, after Sydney, without any long distance preparation, and did 2.35. So after training hard for New York in 2002, I expected to do much better, and in fact, I only did 2.32. So, it didn’t add up. I expected to be ten minutes faster. I never announced my retirement this year, it was sort of done for me. I went to the Great Irish Run in April, preparing to say it would be the last time I ran seriously in Ireland, and I got injured, and didn’t do well, so sort of forgot the retirement ‘thing’. But it got announced for me. I intended to come here two years ago, but got injured again. So I’m just here ‘collecting’ things I didn’t do during my career. This is one of the famous courses, that’s why I’m running.
“If anything, Craig is looking forward to it more than me. It was mostly his idea (to pace to 30k). We train together all the time, and we ran the Great North Run together last year, in 75 minutes, which was a half decent time. So he said he’d do the same thing for me here. He’s really excited. He’s never been in a major marathon field, and I think he wants to see what it’s like”.
Mottram picked up a hamstring injury two weeks before the recent World Championships, and although it was healed before Osaka, the lost training resulted in a 13th place in the 5000 metres for the Aussie, who had won bronze at the same distance in Helsinki two years ago. But after Beijing, he says he’ll consider running a marathon properly. “I’m doing the 5000 metres in Beijing, I’ve got some unfinished business there. But between Beijing and London, I’ll try a marathon, and if it works out, I may run the marathon in London 2012”.
Mottram isn’t the only famous name on the list of pacemakers in Berlin. One of the men taking Gebrselassie through 30 kilometres is Rodgers Rop of Kenya, another ‘superstar,’ by dint of his victories in the Boston and New York marathons in 2002. He also won Hamburg earlier this year. But unlike Mottram, who is helping out a pal, pacing Berlin is a means to two ends for Rop. “I’m doing my preparation for New York (November 4), so this fits in well. I want to come here (to race) next year, so I thought it would be a good idea to take a look at the course. But it’s my ambition to win New York again first, and I think I’m capable of doing that”.
Berlin This Weekend: Craig Mottram, Rodgers Rop Featured Pacers
Press Release - SCC Running
September 28, 2007
It’s getting so that the pacemakers are as famous as the performers. And when you have Haile Gebrselassie and Gete Wami defending their titles in the real_Berlin Marathon on Sunday, that’s saying something. When news of Sonia O’Sullivan’s impending retirement from international athletics was announced earlier this year, few expected her to pop up in a marathon at the eleventh hour and 59 minutes. But, if she was going to have a last fling at the 42k, this was the one to do. Berlin has the flattest fastest course in the world, as the 2.04.55 world record of Paul Tergat here in 2003 testifies to. But if Sullivan’s name on the start list raised the eyebrows a fraction, the same eyebrows shot up into the scalp when the name of her pacemaker was added to the list. For it’s none other than Craig Mottram, former world bronze medallist at 5000 metres, and multi-Australian record holder.
What’s more, Mottram is competing in the Great North Run 3000 metres in Newcastle, in the north-east of the United Kingdom on Saturday afternoon. And the Berlin Marathon begins at 9am on Sunday. “It’s going to be a bit of a rush,” said Mottram, by phone from his London base. “I’ve got a 3k road race, go straight to the airport, have to change flights, and get into Berlin at 11 o’clock at night. Then I have to be up early, so it’s not ideal. And I’m flying back to Australia on Monday. But Sonia’s given me a lot of help over the years. This is a way of giving a bit back, and hopefully she’ll continue to help me in future”.
“I wish I was up to taking advantage of a superstar pacemaker,” said O’Sullivan, who herself arrived in Berlin late Thursday evening. The Irishwoman - who also has Aussie nationality after marriage to Nic Bideau, who coaches both her and Mottram - admits that her marathon career didn’t quite measure up to her high expectations. A twice world cross champion on the same weekend in 1998, a world gold in 1995, and an Olympic silver medal in 2000, both at 5000 metres, she has run no faster than a 2.29.01 in London 2005. And at 37, does not expect to be anywhere near that on Sunday.
Bideau had said earlier in the week, he thought she would do between 2.35 and 2.45 in Berlin. To which O’Sullivan responded, “If I do 2.35, I’ll be overjoyed.
I ran Dublin (Marathon) in 2000, after Sydney, without any long distance preparation, and did 2.35. So after training hard for New York in 2002, I expected to do much better, and in fact, I only did 2.32. So, it didn’t add up. I expected to be ten minutes faster. I never announced my retirement this year, it was sort of done for me. I went to the Great Irish Run in April, preparing to say it would be the last time I ran seriously in Ireland, and I got injured, and didn’t do well, so sort of forgot the retirement ‘thing’. But it got announced for me. I intended to come here two years ago, but got injured again. So I’m just here ‘collecting’ things I didn’t do during my career. This is one of the famous courses, that’s why I’m running.
“If anything, Craig is looking forward to it more than me. It was mostly his idea (to pace to 30k). We train together all the time, and we ran the Great North Run together last year, in 75 minutes, which was a half decent time. So he said he’d do the same thing for me here. He’s really excited. He’s never been in a major marathon field, and I think he wants to see what it’s like”.
Mottram picked up a hamstring injury two weeks before the recent World Championships, and although it was healed before Osaka, the lost training resulted in a 13th place in the 5000 metres for the Aussie, who had won bronze at the same distance in Helsinki two years ago. But after Beijing, he says he’ll consider running a marathon properly. “I’m doing the 5000 metres in Beijing, I’ve got some unfinished business there. But between Beijing and London, I’ll try a marathon, and if it works out, I may run the marathon in London 2012”.
Mottram isn’t the only famous name on the list of pacemakers in Berlin. One of the men taking Gebrselassie through 30 kilometres is Rodgers Rop of Kenya, another ‘superstar,’ by dint of his victories in the Boston and New York marathons in 2002. He also won Hamburg earlier this year. But unlike Mottram, who is helping out a pal, pacing Berlin is a means to two ends for Rop. “I’m doing my preparation for New York (November 4), so this fits in well. I want to come here (to race) next year, so I thought it would be a good idea to take a look at the course. But it’s my ambition to win New York again first, and I think I’m capable of doing that”.
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Posted 29 September 2007 - 09:33 AM
oh yeah, finaly.
when I said few months ago in the heated discussion on this forum, that Buster shoukld get seriious in halfmarathon and go for marathon as well, I was ridiculed and the argument used were he is too tall, he is too heavy etc etc, well it look like Buster was not reading that discussion so he does not know he is no good for marathon.
appart for Buster and Sonia, what is much more interesting in this year Berlin marathon is Lee Troop and his race strategy and the final result.
As he said in the interview published in teh local Geelong paper few weeks ago, he is going for broke, he is not going to pace tyo get safely 2:14 qualifier, but he is going to take the risk and run flat out targetting australian record.
So lets get behind him, fingers crossed, wishing You all the best, go Troopy go
when I said few months ago in the heated discussion on this forum, that Buster shoukld get seriious in halfmarathon and go for marathon as well, I was ridiculed and the argument used were he is too tall, he is too heavy etc etc, well it look like Buster was not reading that discussion so he does not know he is no good for marathon.
appart for Buster and Sonia, what is much more interesting in this year Berlin marathon is Lee Troop and his race strategy and the final result.
As he said in the interview published in teh local Geelong paper few weeks ago, he is going for broke, he is not going to pace tyo get safely 2:14 qualifier, but he is going to take the risk and run flat out targetting australian record.
So lets get behind him, fingers crossed, wishing You all the best, go Troopy go
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Posted 29 September 2007 - 10:30 AM
Lets hope for good weather for the race.
I can't see Mottram running the Marathon at the London Olympics. I think he will be concentrating on the track races at that stage.
Troop, Westcott and Letherby will hopefully have fast races. Get them all under the qualifier in the same race. And Anna Thompson as well.
I can't see Mottram running the Marathon at the London Olympics. I think he will be concentrating on the track races at that stage.
Troop, Westcott and Letherby will hopefully have fast races. Get them all under the qualifier in the same race. And Anna Thompson as well.
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 04:39 PM
Hi all
Anyone know where results for this Mara can be found, IN ENGLISH ???
Anyone know where results for this Mara can be found, IN ENGLISH ???
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 04:49 PM
David Edwards, on Sep 30 2007, 04:39 PM, said:
Hi all
Anyone know where results for this Mara can be found, IN ENGLISH ???
Anyone know where results for this Mara can be found, IN ENGLISH ???
The race start is at 5pm AEST. But click on the link in my first post. If it comes up in German then click the union jack flag in the top right hand corner and you will get the english version.
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 04:55 PM
superflake, on Sep 30 2007, 12:49 AM, said:
The race start is at 5pm AEST. But click on the link in my first post. If it comes up in German then click the union jack flag in the top right hand corner and you will get the english version.
Tah "Flake"
I must have buggered up somewhere, because i looked up the time difference this morning, betwixt here and Berlin, and i figured the race was being run at 10.45am AEST.
I wonder if SBS is going to cover it, or maybe even a sport radio station ?
My interest in the race is purely from supporting Troopy.
Dave
Ps. I like the "quarantined" tag you have.
The EI is running rampant thru the country, and is only a matter of time before all horses in all states have it, and racing in it's entirety is shut down.
1-10 there is no Melb spring carnival
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 05:24 PM
I miss watching the horses do trackwork as I pass the track everyday going to work. Anyway back to the race.
The weather looks very promising. Light south to southwest wind, with hardly any precipitation and temperatures between 15-17 degrees Celsius. At the moment we have temperatures of 14 degrees Clesius. The humidity is at around 78 %. Wind is between 0,6 and 1,3 metres per second.
The first runners passed the first kilometre in 2:57 minutes. Among the group of five pace makers is also Ethiopian Top-runner Haile Gebrselassie.
Haile passed with his pace makers the 5 k in 14:43 minutes
The above is all off the live ticker on the main page.
The weather looks very promising. Light south to southwest wind, with hardly any precipitation and temperatures between 15-17 degrees Celsius. At the moment we have temperatures of 14 degrees Clesius. The humidity is at around 78 %. Wind is between 0,6 and 1,3 metres per second.
The first runners passed the first kilometre in 2:57 minutes. Among the group of five pace makers is also Ethiopian Top-runner Haile Gebrselassie.
Haile passed with his pace makers the 5 k in 14:43 minutes
The above is all off the live ticker on the main page.
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 05:40 PM
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I've been on the ticker page since they started, and are following results/splits.
One can if they wanted, watch it live, but there is a fee to receive the live feed.
We just have to be content with the update of the splits i'm afraid.
I've been on the ticker page since they started, and are following results/splits.
One can if they wanted, watch it live, but there is a fee to receive the live feed.
We just have to be content with the update of the splits i'm afraid.
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 06:06 PM
Troopy through half way in 1:03:41!
He must be in the second lead group
He must be in the second lead group
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 06:07 PM
Half way in 62.28 with pacemakers still intact. This is looking good so far...
My guess is Troopy will have a very tough last 5 km .....tho its an impressive first half...
My guess is Troopy will have a very tough last 5 km .....tho its an impressive first half...
Edited by beetzy, 30 September 2007 - 06:30 PM.
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 06:08 PM
Westcott through half in 1:05:26 - looking ok for Beijing qualifier!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 06:14 PM
Laughing Boy, on Sep 30 2007, 02:06 AM, said:
Troopy through half way in 1:03:41!
He must be in the second lead group
He must be in the second lead group
Yeah, i just got the sms result which said 1.03.41.
19.88 KPH or 3.01min per km
Pity the sms didn't say where in the field he was.
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 06:28 PM
Go Lee!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 06:36 PM
30k in 1.28.54; if my calculations are correct that's only a cat's whisker over 2.05 pace. These guys have been known to negative split, and with a conservative 62.29 to kick things off ( 
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), that's not out of the question. No pacers left now though. They finished at the 30k....and apparently the pace increased in the 31st k, which he covered alone in 2.56. Damn pacers must've been slowing him down!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 06:41 PM
33k in 1.37.33, which my calculations work out to now be under 2.05 pace. Apparently he ran a 2.46 33rd k!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 06:44 PM
Fantastic, let's hope he can hold it together!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 06:46 PM
Uncle Dave, on Sep 30 2007, 06:41 PM, said:
33k in 1.37.33, which my calculations work out to now be under 2.05 pace. Apparently he ran a 2.46 33rd k!
Hey Dave, are you watching this or can you see it on a website somewhere, my search has proved fruitless thus far?!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 06:53 PM
This came up on the home page for me. Latest is 35k in 1.43.38, which is back over 2.05 pace.
...and just in 36km in 1.46.33 which if I'm not mistaken, is back under 2.05 pace. We're gonna be in for an interesting finish!
...and just in 36km in 1.46.33 which if I'm not mistaken, is back under 2.05 pace. We're gonna be in for an interesting finish!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 06:55 PM
For those who don't know, this is the record he's chasing:
2:04:55Tergat, PaulKENBerlin19/28/03
2:04:55Tergat, PaulKENBerlin19/28/03
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 06:57 PM
Troop moving through the field, 7th at 35km-1.47.38, big chance of sub 2.10.
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 06:57 PM
39km in 1.55.12 - still on world record pace!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 06:59 PM
1:55:12 for 39 km - 2:51 minutes for the last kilometreGo Haile!On the last 2 k Haile will have a head wind - for the moment it looks like a new world record!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 07:01 PM
No worries...he'll do it easily.
Go Aussies...keep up the great runs. What a pleasant surprise.
Go Aussies...keep up the great runs. What a pleasant surprise.
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 07:02 PM
Is it 2.12 that Troopy and Westcott have to beat to qualify for Beijing?
It's looking that Geelong's big win yesterday has certainly helped!
It's looking that Geelong's big win yesterday has certainly helped!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 07:05 PM
41k in 2:00.59. He should have it!..and the splits have gone from my screen...doh!...must be a bandwidth issue. Can anyone who sees it post please.
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Me too, lost the splits, did he do it? Arghh
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 07:06 PM
WORLD RECORD!
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2.04.27 for the win! Great Run Geb!
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2:04:27, he did it!!!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 07:07 PM
2.04.27!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Will have to check the news reels tonight, awesome!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 07:09 PM
Wow, what a run. I've got to rush off now, but I'll do so with a smile on my face because of Geb's great run, and my fingers crossed for Troopy. His pace slipped from halfway to 35, but that doesn't tell the whole story - I hope he can keep it together for a sub 2.10!!!!!!!!!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 07:15 PM
Lee Troop - 6th - 2.10.32....
Just seen the Age article! Well done Lee!
Just seen the Age article! Well done Lee!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 07:32 PM
Troop = 2:10! Under the required 2:12 for Olympic Qual.
Westcott = 2:15 misses out.
Great runs.
Westcott = 2:15 misses out.
Great runs.
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 08:21 PM
Guys
Official results at http://live.scc-even...ults07/live.php show that Lee actually finished 5th, in a time of 2.10.31.
Qualifying time for Beijing i believe is 2.12.
Finishing Positions (Top 10) and times are.........
MEN
1 (1) 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 02:04:26 02:04:26
2 (1) 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 02:06:51 02:06:51
3 (2) 6 Manyim, Philip (KEN) MH Kenia 02:08:01 02:08:01
4 (3) 20 Adimasu, Mesfin (ETH) MH Äthiopien 02:09:49 02:09:49
5 (2) 12 Troop, Lee (AUS) M30 Australien 02:10:31 02:10:31
6 (4) 10 Kipsang, Salim (KEN) MH Kenia 02:07:29 02:11:29
7 (5) 30 Sowa, Arkadiusz (POL) MH Polen 02:12:00 02:11:59
8 (1) 9 Kahugu, Joseph (KEN) M35 Kenia 02:12:08 02:12:06
9 (3) 70 Seto, Tomohiro (JPN) M30 Kanebo 02:12:21 02:12:18
10 (4) 74 Caceres, Ignacio (ESP) M30 Spanien 02:12:46 02:12:43
WOMEN
1 (1) F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 02:23:17 02:23:15
2 (1) F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 02:24:51 02:24:51
3 (2) F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 02:26:27 02:26:27
4 (2) F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 02:26:54 02:26:54
5 (1) F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 02:28:33 02:28:33
8 (2) F38 Carneiro, Leonor (PRT) WH Portugal 02:31:41 02:31:41
9 (4) F17 Flueckiger-Joly, Angeline (CHE) W30 Schweiz 02:35:57 02:35:54
11 (4) F24 Casares, Ana (ESP) W35 Spanien 02:36:58 02:36:55
12 (5) F28 Magnusson, Lilian (SWE) W35 Schweden 02:37:47 02:37:45
13 (6) F6 Ogawa, Mina (JPN) W30 Japan 02:37:49 02:37:46
Splits......
5K
Men
1 94 Kigen, Wilson (KEN) MH Kenia 00:14:44
2 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 00:14:44
3 93 Limo, Andrew (KEN) MH Kenia 00:14:44
4 95 Kiprotich, Peter (KEN) MH Kenia 00:14:44
5 91 Wondimu, Eshetu (ETH) MH Äthiopien 00:14:44
6 96 Rop, Rodgers (KEN) M30 Kenia 00:14:45
7 89 Serem, Philip (KEN) MH 00:14:57
8 97 Koech, Charles (KEN) MH Kenia 00:14:57
9 98 Getanda, James (KEN) MH Kenia 00:14:57
10 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 00:14:57
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Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 00:16:33
2 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 00:17:12
3 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 00:17:12
4 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 00:17:15
5 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 00:17:15
6 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 00:17:16
7 F35 Klilech-Fauvel, Fatiha (FRA) W30 Frankreich 00:17:41
8 F21 Xolaltenco, Estela (MEX) W30 Mexiko 00:17:41
9 F4 Oberem, Sonja (DEU) W30 Deutschland 00:17:43
10 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 00:17:43
10K
Men
1 94 Kigen, Wilson (KEN) MH Kenia 00:29:26
2 95 Kiprotich, Peter (KEN) MH Kenia 00:29:26
3 91 Wondimu, Eshetu (ETH) MH Äthiopien 00:29:26
4 96 Rop, Rodgers (KEN) M30 Kenia 00:29:26
5 93 Limo, Andrew (KEN) MH Kenia 00:29:26
6 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 00:29:27
7 98 Getanda, James (KEN) MH Kenia 00:29:59
8 9 Kahugu, Joseph (KEN) M35 Kenia 00:29:59
9 97 Koech, Charles (KEN) MH Kenia 00:29:59
10 18 Arusei, Moses (KEN) MH Kenia 00:29:59
10K
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 00:33:21
2 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 00:34:23
3 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 00:34:24
4 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 00:34:34
5 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 00:34:34
6 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 00:34:34
7 F35 Klilech-Fauvel, Fatiha (FRA) W30 Frankreich 00:35:06
8 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 00:35:31
9 F11 Ribeiro, Fernanda (PRT) W35 Portugal 00:35:31
10 F14 Thompson, Anna (AUS) W30 Australien 00:35:31
15K
Men
1 96 Rop, Rodgers (KEN) M30 Kenia 00:44:15
2 94 Kigen, Wilson (KEN) MH Kenia 00:44:15
3 91 Wondimu, Eshetu (ETH) MH Äthiopien 00:44:15
4 93 Limo, Andrew (KEN) MH Kenia 00:44:15
5 95 Kiprotich, Peter (KEN) MH Kenia 00:44:16
6 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 00:44:16
7 97 Koech, Charles (KEN) MH Kenia 00:45:06
8 89 Serem, Philip (KEN) MH 00:45:06
9 98 Getanda, James (KEN) MH Kenia 00:45:06
10 9 Kahugu, Joseph (KEN) M35 Kenia 00:45:06
15K
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 00:49:58
2 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 00:51:33
3 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 00:51:33
4 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 00:51:49
5 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 00:51:50
6 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 00:51:50
7 F35 Klilech-Fauvel, Fatiha (FRA) W30 Frankreich 00:52:52
8 F12 Haining, Hayley (GBR) W35 Großbritannien 00:53:21
9 F14 Thompson, Anna (AUS) W30 Australien 00:53:22
10 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 00:53:22
20K
Men
1 95 Kiprotich, Peter (KEN) MH Kenia 00:59:10
2 94 Kigen, Wilson (KEN) MH Kenia 00:59:10
3 96 Rop, Rodgers (KEN) M30 Kenia 00:59:10
4 91 Wondimu, Eshetu (ETH) MH Äthiopien 00:59:10
5 93 Limo, Andrew (KEN) MH Kenia 00:59:10
6 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 00:59:10
7 89 Serem, Philip (KEN) MH 01:00:15
8 98 Getanda, James (KEN) MH Kenia 01:00:15
9 97 Koech, Charles (KEN) MH Kenia 01:00:16
10 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 01:00:16
20K
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 01:06:41
2 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 01:08:43
3 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:08:44
4 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:09:04
5 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 01:09:04
6 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 01:09:04
7 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 01:10:59
8 F12 Haining, Hayley (GBR) W35 Großbritannien 01:11:06
9 F14 Thompson, Anna (AUS) W30 Australien 01:11:44
10 F38 Carneiro, Leonor (PRT) WH Portugal 01:11:53
Halfway
Men
1 94 Kigen, Wilson (KEN) MH Kenia 01:02:29
2 96 Rop, Rodgers (KEN) M30 Kenia 01:02:29
3 91 Wondimu, Eshetu (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:02:29
4 95 Kiprotich, Peter (KEN) MH Kenia 01:02:29
5 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 01:02:29
6 93 Limo, Andrew (KEN) MH Kenia 01:02:30
7 89 Serem, Philip (KEN) MH 01:03:40
8 98 Getanda, James (KEN) MH Kenia 01:03:41
9 20 Adimasu, Mesfin (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:03:41
10 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 01:03:41
Halfway
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 01:10:25
2 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:12:31
3 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 01:12:31
4 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 01:12:57
5 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 01:12:57
6 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:12:57
7 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 01:14:55
8 F12 Haining, Hayley (GBR) W35 Großbritannien 01:15:05
9 F38 Carneiro, Leonor (PRT) WH Portugal 01:15:53
10 F11 Ribeiro, Fernanda (PRT) W35 Portugal 01:15:53
25K
Men
1 96 Rop, Rodgers (KEN) M30 Kenia 01:14:05
2 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 01:14:05
3 91 Wondimu, Eshetu (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:14:05
4 93 Limo, Andrew (KEN) MH Kenia 01:14:05
5 97 Koech, Charles (KEN) MH Kenia 01:15:21
6 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 01:15:22
7 89 Serem, Philip (KEN) MH 01:15:22
8 20 Adimasu, Mesfin (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:15:22
9 10 Kipsang, Salim (KEN) MH Kenia 01:15:22
10 6 Manyim, Philip (KEN) MH Kenia 01:15:22
25K
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 01:23:35
2 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 01:25:43
3 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:25:43
4 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 01:26:19
5 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 01:26:19
6 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:26:43
7 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 01:28:50
8 F12 Haining, Hayley (GBR) W35 Großbritannien 01:28:55
9 F38 Carneiro, Leonor (PRT) WH Portugal 01:29:48
10 F17 Flueckiger-Joly, Angeline (CHE) W30 Schweiz 01:30:26
30K
Men
1 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 01:28:56
2 91 Wondimu, Eshetu (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:28:56
3 96 Rop, Rodgers (KEN) M30 Kenia 01:28:56
4 89 Serem, Philip (KEN) MH 01:30:01
5 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 01:30:01
6 6 Manyim, Philip (KEN) MH Kenia 01:30:01
7 10 Kipsang, Salim (KEN) MH Kenia 01:30:05
8 20 Adimasu, Mesfin (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:30:05
9 9 Kahugu, Joseph (KEN) M35 Kenia 01:31:09
10 21 Kipchumba, Mariko (KEN) M30 Kenia 01:31:28
30K
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 01:40:45
2 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 01:43:20
3 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:43:21
4 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 01:43:28
5 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 01:43:28
6 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:44:54
7 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 01:46:33
8 F12 Haining, Hayley (GBR) W35 Großbritannien 01:46:43
9 F38 Carneiro, Leonor (PRT) WH Portugal 01:47:37
10 F17 Flueckiger-Joly, Angeline (CHE) W30 Schweiz 01:49:08
35K
Men
1 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 01:43:38
2 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 01:44:52
3 6 Manyim, Philip (KEN) MH Kenia 01:44:53
4 10 Kipsang, Salim (KEN) MH Kenia 01:44:53
5 20 Adimasu, Mesfin (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:45:14
6 9 Kahugu, Joseph (KEN) M35 Kenia 01:47:23
7 12 Troop, Lee (AUS) M30 Australien 01:47:38
8 74 Caceres, Ignacio (ESP) M30 Spanien 01:48:07
9 18 Arusei, Moses (KEN) MH Kenia 01:48:26
10 80 Wodajo, Teferi (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:48:41
35K
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 01:58:01
2 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 02:00:38
3 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 02:00:38
4 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 02:01:21
5 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 02:01:23
6 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 02:03:25
7 F12 Haining, Hayley (GBR) W35 Großbritannien 02:04:35
8 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 02:04:52
9 F38 Carneiro, Leonor (PRT) WH Portugal 02:05:09
10 F17 Flueckiger-Joly, Angeline (CHE) W30 Schweiz 02:07:59
40K
Men
1 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 01:58:08
2 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 02:00:09
3 6 Manyim, Philip (KEN) MH Kenia 02:00:26
4 10 Kipsang, Salim (KEN) MH Kenia 02:00:27
5 20 Adimasu, Mesfin (ETH) MH Äthiopien 02:01:58
6 12 Troop, Lee (AUS) M30 Australien 02:03:37
7 9 Kahugu, Joseph (KEN) M35 Kenia 02:04:35
8 30 Sowa, Arkadiusz (POL) MH Polen 02:05:02
9 70 Seto, Tomohiro (JPN) M30 Kanebo 02:05:03
10 74 Caceres, Ignacio (ESP) M30 Spanien 02:05:08
40K
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 02:15:38
2 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 02:17:38
3 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 02:18:30
4 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 02:18:54
5 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 02:20:04
6 F12 Haining, Hayley (GBR) W35 Großbritannien 02:22:49
7 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 02:22:54
8 F38 Carneiro, Leonor (PRT) WH Portugal 02:23:21
9 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 02:25:02
10 F17 Flueckiger-Joly, Angeline (CHE) W30 Schweiz 02:27:29
Anna Thompson was in the leading division until the 20K mark, but doesn't figure in the final results, so she must have pulled out ?
Troopy, you are a STAR !!!
Official results at http://live.scc-even...ults07/live.php show that Lee actually finished 5th, in a time of 2.10.31.
Qualifying time for Beijing i believe is 2.12.
Finishing Positions (Top 10) and times are.........
MEN
1 (1) 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 02:04:26 02:04:26
2 (1) 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 02:06:51 02:06:51
3 (2) 6 Manyim, Philip (KEN) MH Kenia 02:08:01 02:08:01
4 (3) 20 Adimasu, Mesfin (ETH) MH Äthiopien 02:09:49 02:09:49
5 (2) 12 Troop, Lee (AUS) M30 Australien 02:10:31 02:10:31
6 (4) 10 Kipsang, Salim (KEN) MH Kenia 02:07:29 02:11:29
7 (5) 30 Sowa, Arkadiusz (POL) MH Polen 02:12:00 02:11:59
8 (1) 9 Kahugu, Joseph (KEN) M35 Kenia 02:12:08 02:12:06
9 (3) 70 Seto, Tomohiro (JPN) M30 Kanebo 02:12:21 02:12:18
10 (4) 74 Caceres, Ignacio (ESP) M30 Spanien 02:12:46 02:12:43
WOMEN
1 (1) F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 02:23:17 02:23:15
2 (1) F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 02:24:51 02:24:51
3 (2) F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 02:26:27 02:26:27
4 (2) F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 02:26:54 02:26:54
5 (1) F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 02:28:33 02:28:33
8 (2) F38 Carneiro, Leonor (PRT) WH Portugal 02:31:41 02:31:41
9 (4) F17 Flueckiger-Joly, Angeline (CHE) W30 Schweiz 02:35:57 02:35:54
11 (4) F24 Casares, Ana (ESP) W35 Spanien 02:36:58 02:36:55
12 (5) F28 Magnusson, Lilian (SWE) W35 Schweden 02:37:47 02:37:45
13 (6) F6 Ogawa, Mina (JPN) W30 Japan 02:37:49 02:37:46
Splits......
5K
Men
1 94 Kigen, Wilson (KEN) MH Kenia 00:14:44
2 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 00:14:44
3 93 Limo, Andrew (KEN) MH Kenia 00:14:44
4 95 Kiprotich, Peter (KEN) MH Kenia 00:14:44
5 91 Wondimu, Eshetu (ETH) MH Äthiopien 00:14:44
6 96 Rop, Rodgers (KEN) M30 Kenia 00:14:45
7 89 Serem, Philip (KEN) MH 00:14:57
8 97 Koech, Charles (KEN) MH Kenia 00:14:57
9 98 Getanda, James (KEN) MH Kenia 00:14:57
10 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 00:14:57
5K
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 00:16:33
2 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 00:17:12
3 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 00:17:12
4 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 00:17:15
5 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 00:17:15
6 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 00:17:16
7 F35 Klilech-Fauvel, Fatiha (FRA) W30 Frankreich 00:17:41
8 F21 Xolaltenco, Estela (MEX) W30 Mexiko 00:17:41
9 F4 Oberem, Sonja (DEU) W30 Deutschland 00:17:43
10 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 00:17:43
10K
Men
1 94 Kigen, Wilson (KEN) MH Kenia 00:29:26
2 95 Kiprotich, Peter (KEN) MH Kenia 00:29:26
3 91 Wondimu, Eshetu (ETH) MH Äthiopien 00:29:26
4 96 Rop, Rodgers (KEN) M30 Kenia 00:29:26
5 93 Limo, Andrew (KEN) MH Kenia 00:29:26
6 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 00:29:27
7 98 Getanda, James (KEN) MH Kenia 00:29:59
8 9 Kahugu, Joseph (KEN) M35 Kenia 00:29:59
9 97 Koech, Charles (KEN) MH Kenia 00:29:59
10 18 Arusei, Moses (KEN) MH Kenia 00:29:59
10K
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 00:33:21
2 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 00:34:23
3 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 00:34:24
4 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 00:34:34
5 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 00:34:34
6 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 00:34:34
7 F35 Klilech-Fauvel, Fatiha (FRA) W30 Frankreich 00:35:06
8 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 00:35:31
9 F11 Ribeiro, Fernanda (PRT) W35 Portugal 00:35:31
10 F14 Thompson, Anna (AUS) W30 Australien 00:35:31
15K
Men
1 96 Rop, Rodgers (KEN) M30 Kenia 00:44:15
2 94 Kigen, Wilson (KEN) MH Kenia 00:44:15
3 91 Wondimu, Eshetu (ETH) MH Äthiopien 00:44:15
4 93 Limo, Andrew (KEN) MH Kenia 00:44:15
5 95 Kiprotich, Peter (KEN) MH Kenia 00:44:16
6 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 00:44:16
7 97 Koech, Charles (KEN) MH Kenia 00:45:06
8 89 Serem, Philip (KEN) MH 00:45:06
9 98 Getanda, James (KEN) MH Kenia 00:45:06
10 9 Kahugu, Joseph (KEN) M35 Kenia 00:45:06
15K
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 00:49:58
2 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 00:51:33
3 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 00:51:33
4 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 00:51:49
5 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 00:51:50
6 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 00:51:50
7 F35 Klilech-Fauvel, Fatiha (FRA) W30 Frankreich 00:52:52
8 F12 Haining, Hayley (GBR) W35 Großbritannien 00:53:21
9 F14 Thompson, Anna (AUS) W30 Australien 00:53:22
10 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 00:53:22
20K
Men
1 95 Kiprotich, Peter (KEN) MH Kenia 00:59:10
2 94 Kigen, Wilson (KEN) MH Kenia 00:59:10
3 96 Rop, Rodgers (KEN) M30 Kenia 00:59:10
4 91 Wondimu, Eshetu (ETH) MH Äthiopien 00:59:10
5 93 Limo, Andrew (KEN) MH Kenia 00:59:10
6 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 00:59:10
7 89 Serem, Philip (KEN) MH 01:00:15
8 98 Getanda, James (KEN) MH Kenia 01:00:15
9 97 Koech, Charles (KEN) MH Kenia 01:00:16
10 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 01:00:16
20K
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 01:06:41
2 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 01:08:43
3 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:08:44
4 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:09:04
5 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 01:09:04
6 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 01:09:04
7 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 01:10:59
8 F12 Haining, Hayley (GBR) W35 Großbritannien 01:11:06
9 F14 Thompson, Anna (AUS) W30 Australien 01:11:44
10 F38 Carneiro, Leonor (PRT) WH Portugal 01:11:53
Halfway
Men
1 94 Kigen, Wilson (KEN) MH Kenia 01:02:29
2 96 Rop, Rodgers (KEN) M30 Kenia 01:02:29
3 91 Wondimu, Eshetu (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:02:29
4 95 Kiprotich, Peter (KEN) MH Kenia 01:02:29
5 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 01:02:29
6 93 Limo, Andrew (KEN) MH Kenia 01:02:30
7 89 Serem, Philip (KEN) MH 01:03:40
8 98 Getanda, James (KEN) MH Kenia 01:03:41
9 20 Adimasu, Mesfin (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:03:41
10 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 01:03:41
Halfway
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 01:10:25
2 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:12:31
3 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 01:12:31
4 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 01:12:57
5 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 01:12:57
6 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:12:57
7 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 01:14:55
8 F12 Haining, Hayley (GBR) W35 Großbritannien 01:15:05
9 F38 Carneiro, Leonor (PRT) WH Portugal 01:15:53
10 F11 Ribeiro, Fernanda (PRT) W35 Portugal 01:15:53
25K
Men
1 96 Rop, Rodgers (KEN) M30 Kenia 01:14:05
2 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 01:14:05
3 91 Wondimu, Eshetu (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:14:05
4 93 Limo, Andrew (KEN) MH Kenia 01:14:05
5 97 Koech, Charles (KEN) MH Kenia 01:15:21
6 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 01:15:22
7 89 Serem, Philip (KEN) MH 01:15:22
8 20 Adimasu, Mesfin (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:15:22
9 10 Kipsang, Salim (KEN) MH Kenia 01:15:22
10 6 Manyim, Philip (KEN) MH Kenia 01:15:22
25K
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 01:23:35
2 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 01:25:43
3 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:25:43
4 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 01:26:19
5 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 01:26:19
6 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:26:43
7 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 01:28:50
8 F12 Haining, Hayley (GBR) W35 Großbritannien 01:28:55
9 F38 Carneiro, Leonor (PRT) WH Portugal 01:29:48
10 F17 Flueckiger-Joly, Angeline (CHE) W30 Schweiz 01:30:26
30K
Men
1 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 01:28:56
2 91 Wondimu, Eshetu (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:28:56
3 96 Rop, Rodgers (KEN) M30 Kenia 01:28:56
4 89 Serem, Philip (KEN) MH 01:30:01
5 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 01:30:01
6 6 Manyim, Philip (KEN) MH Kenia 01:30:01
7 10 Kipsang, Salim (KEN) MH Kenia 01:30:05
8 20 Adimasu, Mesfin (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:30:05
9 9 Kahugu, Joseph (KEN) M35 Kenia 01:31:09
10 21 Kipchumba, Mariko (KEN) M30 Kenia 01:31:28
30K
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 01:40:45
2 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 01:43:20
3 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:43:21
4 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 01:43:28
5 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 01:43:28
6 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 01:44:54
7 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 01:46:33
8 F12 Haining, Hayley (GBR) W35 Großbritannien 01:46:43
9 F38 Carneiro, Leonor (PRT) WH Portugal 01:47:37
10 F17 Flueckiger-Joly, Angeline (CHE) W30 Schweiz 01:49:08
35K
Men
1 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 01:43:38
2 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 01:44:52
3 6 Manyim, Philip (KEN) MH Kenia 01:44:53
4 10 Kipsang, Salim (KEN) MH Kenia 01:44:53
5 20 Adimasu, Mesfin (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:45:14
6 9 Kahugu, Joseph (KEN) M35 Kenia 01:47:23
7 12 Troop, Lee (AUS) M30 Australien 01:47:38
8 74 Caceres, Ignacio (ESP) M30 Spanien 01:48:07
9 18 Arusei, Moses (KEN) MH Kenia 01:48:26
10 80 Wodajo, Teferi (ETH) MH Äthiopien 01:48:41
35K
Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 01:58:01
2 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 02:00:38
3 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 02:00:38
4 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 02:01:21
5 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 02:01:23
6 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 02:03:25
7 F12 Haining, Hayley (GBR) W35 Großbritannien 02:04:35
8 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 02:04:52
9 F38 Carneiro, Leonor (PRT) WH Portugal 02:05:09
10 F17 Flueckiger-Joly, Angeline (CHE) W30 Schweiz 02:07:59
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Men
1 1 Gebrselassie, Haile (ETH) M30 Äthiopien 01:58:08
2 19 Kirui, Abel (KEN) MH Kenia 02:00:09
3 6 Manyim, Philip (KEN) MH Kenia 02:00:26
4 10 Kipsang, Salim (KEN) MH Kenia 02:00:27
5 20 Adimasu, Mesfin (ETH) MH Äthiopien 02:01:58
6 12 Troop, Lee (AUS) M30 Australien 02:03:37
7 9 Kahugu, Joseph (KEN) M35 Kenia 02:04:35
8 30 Sowa, Arkadiusz (POL) MH Polen 02:05:02
9 70 Seto, Tomohiro (JPN) M30 Kanebo 02:05:03
10 74 Caceres, Ignacio (ESP) M30 Spanien 02:05:08
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Women
1 F1 Wami, Gete (ETH) W30 Äthiopien 02:15:38
2 F5 Mikitenko, Irina (DEU) W35 Deutschland 02:17:38
3 F3 Timofeyeva, Irina (RUS) W35 Russland 02:18:30
4 F8 Kirop, Helena (KEN) W30 Kenia 02:18:54
5 F2 Sakamoto, Naoko (JPN) WH Japan 02:20:04
6 F12 Haining, Hayley (GBR) W35 Großbritannien 02:22:49
7 F10 Kerubo Nyangacha, Rose (KEN) W30 Kenia 02:22:54
8 F38 Carneiro, Leonor (PRT) WH Portugal 02:23:21
9 F7 Dias, Ana (PRT) W30 Portugal 02:25:02
10 F17 Flueckiger-Joly, Angeline (CHE) W30 Schweiz 02:27:29
Anna Thompson was in the leading division until the 20K mark, but doesn't figure in the final results, so she must have pulled out ?
Troopy, you are a STAR !!!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 08:27 PM
Ultraphil, on Sep 30 2007, 03:15 AM, said:
Lee Troop - 6th - 2.10.32....
Just seen the Age article! Well done Lee!
Just seen the Age article! Well done Lee!
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Can you give me the link to the Age article please ?
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 08:28 PM
Wow - what a result!
Awesome stuff from Troop.
Awesome stuff from Troop.
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 08:30 PM
txt from Lee Troop:
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Was unsure if I would ever get back but glad I erased a few demons today, thanks for support from CoolRunners
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 09:03 PM
I did some quick maths on Geb's run:
5k 14:44 (2:57 pace)
10k 14:43 (2:57)
15k 14:49 (2:58)
20k 14:54 (2:59)
25k 14:55 (2:59)
30k 14:51 (2:58)
35k 14:42 (2:56)
40k 14:30 (2:54)
42.2k 6:18 (2:52)
Even pacing until he pulled the trigger once he passed 30k mark....
5k 14:44 (2:57 pace)
10k 14:43 (2:57)
15k 14:49 (2:58)
20k 14:54 (2:59)
25k 14:55 (2:59)
30k 14:51 (2:58)
35k 14:42 (2:56)
40k 14:30 (2:54)
42.2k 6:18 (2:52)
Even pacing until he pulled the trigger once he passed 30k mark....
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 09:27 PM
This was the one Dave:
http://www.theage.co...0486577115.html
I found it when I was looking for the qualifying time!
http://www.theage.co...0486577115.html
I found it when I was looking for the qualifying time!
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 09:42 PM
Ultraphil, on Sep 30 2007, 05:27 AM, said:
This was the one Dave:
http://www.theage.co...0486577115.html
I found it when I was looking for the qualifying time!
http://www.theage.co...0486577115.html
I found it when I was looking for the qualifying time!
Ta Phil
The qually WAS 2.12 wasn't it ?
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 10:25 PM
Excellent run by Geb! World Record.
Fantastic effort by Troopy. Looking forward to seeing him run at Beijing next year.
Fantastic effort by Troopy. Looking forward to seeing him run at Beijing next year.
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 10:54 PM
superflake, on Sep 30 2007, 10:25 PM, said:
Excellent run by Geb! World Record.
Fantastic effort by Troopy. Looking forward to seeing him run at Beijing next year.
Fantastic effort by Troopy. Looking forward to seeing him run at Beijing next year.
2:57 pace - ouch.
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Posted 30 September 2007 - 11:26 PM
Well done to Geb, a champion on and off the track/road.
Coolrunner Lee Troop, got Olympic qualifier out the way, congratulations.
BTW I hope Lee wore some coolrunning gear, also I wonder if he handed out any flyers for Colac 6 day:unknw:
Coolrunner Lee Troop, got Olympic qualifier out the way, congratulations.
BTW I hope Lee wore some coolrunning gear, also I wonder if he handed out any flyers for Colac 6 day:unknw:
Edited by thomo, 30 September 2007 - 11:33 PM.
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Posted 01 October 2007 - 12:18 AM
Well Done Troopy...2:10 - huge run and a 3rd Olympics. Surely worth missing that Cats Premiership. What a race to place 5th in, bit a real history there.
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Posted 01 October 2007 - 06:58 AM
well done Troopy. It has obviously been a long journey for you since Sydney and a much deserved result.
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Posted 01 October 2007 - 08:37 AM
sick run by Lee and also Scott Westcott who ran 2.15.00
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Posted 01 October 2007 - 10:40 AM
Andrew Letherby also ran 2:24. No splits on the site though so I can't see where he started to fall behind.
And no time for Anna Thompson, but she was in the top 10 at the 20k mark.
And no time for Anna Thompson, but she was in the top 10 at the 20k mark.
