average_runner wrote: » They don't name them, don't show their faces and doesn't even show what they were taking!!!
Ceepo wrote: » That is all true. And maybe theres nothing sinister in it. It could genuinely be some random guy getting the flu jab. On the other hand maybe the reporter has more information regarding what was shown on the clip, such as names of athletes, doctors and type of drugs that were being administered.. And just hasn't released that information yet.. for whatever reason
Zebra3 wrote: » Better than the marathon starting at midday.
yerwanthere123 wrote: » Can't believe it all kicks off on Friday, getting excited now! The Women's 10,000m has to be one of the most intriguing events, I mean we've got very little to go on so who knows what'll happen. Hassan and Obiri will be running the distance at a major championship for the first time, and have respective PB's of 31:18 and 31:25. I'm guessing they can both go a lot faster though, so I hope it's a face race. Gidey has the world lead with 30:37 and will surely be in the medal mix. Something I actually missed is that Tirop isn't running the 5k and is instead only focusing on this race, so obviously she's feeling confident. Of course no-one's talking about the fact that the world record holder and defending champion Ayana will be running, but who know's what kind of shape she's in. Just a couple of months ago she said she rated her current fitness at about 30% and she was a total non-factor at the Prefontaine 3k. So who on Earth knows how it'll all go down. I hope for a fast, sub 30 minute race with 4 or 5 still in contention at the bell, which is probably asking for too much, but at least Ayana will try to push the pace if she's in any way fit. Hoping for good races too from McColgan, Krumins and our very own Sinéad Diver, even if she is running for Australia Can't wait!
average_runner wrote: » Has Hassan said she is doing 10,000? She down for 1500, 5000 and 10000 but will do two. I think the mens 400 hurdles is the main one for me. Three top class runners there
Itziger wrote: » Wpw, really? Never really thought I'd see a women's 10.000 result starting with a 2!
Itziger wrote: » Fook! (Hobbles off to watch Rio 10,000. on YouTube) I'm sure I've seen it. In fact, I'm sure I saw it live on TV. Can't remember it being sub 30 though. Memory is shot to pieces....
mikewebb1 wrote: » Ya Radcliffe of all people was throwing shade at Ayana
velo.2010 wrote: » Didn't see there was a thread for the worlds. Like I said on the TV thread, no one in the stadium. Tonight will be more of a measure of how well these champs will be attended.
yerwanthere123 wrote: » Article from the Irish Times a couple of days ago said they were expecting an average of 20,000 a night. That's *slightly* less than the 70,000 per night that London got :pac:
OOnegative wrote: » Good run by Tomas Barr in 400mH.
is_that_so wrote: » Going to drop this here. Haven't heard the new term in 2 hours of commentary!https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2019/sep/26/iaaf-drop-fastest-loser-world-championships Great to see Barr through!
Ceepo wrote: » Apparently Jacob has been DQ'd for stepping off the track in the heat