davidson
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"only the struggle makes it worth it, only the pain makes it sweet and only victory is the answer"
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Post by davidson on Mar 4, 2004 19:29:40 GMT -5
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Post by I-Ballz on Mar 5, 2004 12:44:12 GMT -5
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark
1 6 19 Nduwimana Jean-Patrick BDI 1:47.71 Q
2 2 24 Omey Tom BEL 1:48.92 Q
3 5 120 Aïssat Nicolas FRA 1:50.65
4 1 301 Aldabaji Abdal Salam PLE 1:53.48
3 114 Alemu Berhanu ETH DQ
4 54 Reed Gary CAN DNF
400m 1 54 Reed Gary CAN 52.13
Gary was leading through 400m. It looks as though Berhanu may have been DQ'd for causing Gary to not finish the race. I seen the results as soon as they came up and Berhanu had an official time. It has been changed to DQ now. Too bad for Gary.
Sullivan had better luck and moves on to the final.
Nice photo finish here.
1 243 Lagat Bernard KEN 7:47.70 Q
2 8 Mottram Craig AUS 7:48.09 Q (NR)
3 113 Abate Abiyote ETH 7:48.25 Q
4 96 Gallardo Sergio ESP 7:48.27 Q (PB)
5 400 Lebid Sergiy UKR 7:48.28 q
6 55 Sullivan Kevin CAN 7:48.38 q
7 261 Amyne Mohammed MAR 7:49.92 q
8 427 Riley Jonathon USA 7:55.58 (SB)
9 11 Weidlinger Günther AUT 7:59.82
10 149 Mayo Thomas GBR 8:03.88
11 390 Amirov Ajmal TJK 8:38.37 (NR)
Macro also moves on in the 60.
Teteris advances in the 800.
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Post by Eldridge on Mar 5, 2004 13:36:45 GMT -5
does anyone have results from this??
ya thats a rough brake for gary but theres nothing that can be done now...
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davidson
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Post by davidson on Mar 5, 2004 17:46:17 GMT -5
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Post by Eldridge on Mar 5, 2004 18:46:34 GMT -5
ya it looks to me as if nick was the 1st out of the blocks too(if im reading it rite) maybe he pulled a muscle and pulled up. thats the only thing i can think of, or of course he may have just had a really rough race, everyone has them every now or then
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Post by katie400 on Mar 5, 2004 18:47:26 GMT -5
Heat 1 - Friday, March 05, 2004 - 19:20 <br>Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark <br>1 596 Dulecha Kutre ETH 4:08.23 Q
2 765 Samitova Gulnara RUS 4:08.48 Q
3 541 Yordanova Daniela BUL 4:08.50 Q (SB) <br>4 806 Tobias Nataliya UKR 4:08.96 q (PB) <br>5 716 Okninska Lidia POL 4:09.01 q (SB) <br>6 542 Douma-Hussar Carmen CAN 4:09.28 q (NR)
Carmen Douma-Hussar set a new national record and qualified for the 1500m finals tomorrow.
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Post by lacquement on Mar 6, 2004 3:50:23 GMT -5
came across this during a late night study break. an all-nighter is a good thing when you're competeing the next day.. right? right? aw fuck... anyways, it's a pic of the 3000m heat with sully trailing the pack, lagat in the lead. www.letsrun.com/2004/worldindoors1/imagepages/image11.htm |
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Post by Catts on Mar 6, 2004 13:24:45 GMT -5
douma comes up big again. just .09 off of her outdoor pb, according to the iaaf.
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark
1 596 Dulecha Kutre ETH 4:06.40
2 542 Douma-Hussar Carmen CAN 4:08.18 (NR)
3 765 Samitova Gulnara RUS 4:08.26
4 541 Yordanova Daniela BUL 4:08.52
5 806 Tobias Nataliya UKR 4:09.03
6 750 Kosenkova Yuliya RUS 4:09.32
7 531 Turova Alesya BLR 4:09.81
8 716 Okninska Lidia POL 4:10.32
9 621 Holmes Kelly GBR 4:12.30
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Post by Cantin on Mar 6, 2004 14:00:52 GMT -5
Official Results - 3000m - Men - Final
A 2:23 last km.
Saturday, March 06, 2004 - 19:45
Pos Bib Athlete Country Mark
1 243 Lagat Bernard KEN 7:56.34
2 317 Silva Rui POR 7:57.08
3 115 Geneti Markos ETH 7:57.87
4 98 Jiménez Antonio David ESP 7:58.23
5 96 Gallardo Sergio ESP 7:58.96
6 283 Liefers Gert-Jan NED 8:02.86
7 55 Sullivan Kevin CAN 8:03.34
8 261 Amyne Mohammed MAR 8:03.50
9 263 Bellani Hicham MAR 8:03.73
10 8 Mottram Craig AUS 8:03.82
11 113 Abate Abiyote ETH 8:09.71
12 400 Lebid Sergiy UKR 8:14.32
Intermediate Pos Bib Athlete Nat Mark
1000m 1 113 Abate Abiyote ETH 2:56.59
2000m 1 8 Mottram Craig AUS 5:33.01
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Post by I-Ballz on Mar 6, 2004 15:03:41 GMT -5
So those splits make Lagat about 2:56, 2:37 and 2:23 for his 1000's. That is absolutely nuts to close like that. I assume the last 400m or so would have been crazy.
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Post by donniefromnextdoor on Mar 6, 2004 15:26:38 GMT -5
I assume the last 400m or so would have been crazy. his last 400m was 57 seconds. |
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Bubba
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Post by Bubba on Mar 6, 2004 16:18:27 GMT -5
One would think that your last lap would be quicker than 57 seconds when running a 2:23 at the end of a 3k when your previous km was 2:37...Unless he surged hard a ways out?
57 + 57 + 28.5 = 2:22.5
Where did you find that his last lap was 57?
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Post by donniefromnextdoor on Mar 6, 2004 16:25:52 GMT -5
bubba,
i listened to the BBC's live feed, seb coe said it.
if the last 1000m would have been slower i am sure they'd have gone sub 55/54, but because they were moving so hard over the last 1000m and 800m's, they didn't really chnage gears that much on the final lap. silva worked really hard to try to pass lagat after the bell, and had to run the whole curve wide. lagat held him off while staying controlled, and silva was too spent from running wide to try to come back at him over the final 150m.
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Post by Catts on Mar 7, 2004 10:33:34 GMT -5
big win.
Official Results - 60m Hurdles - Women - Final
Sunday, March 07, 2004 - 16:30
Pos Lane Bib Athlete Country Mark React
1 5 543 Felicien Perdita CAN 7.75 (CR) 0.138
2 6 812 Devers Gail USA 7.78 0.128
3 1 607 Ferga-Khodadin Linda FRA 7.82 (NR) 0.172
4 3 816 Hayes Joanna USA 7.86 0.144
5 7 783 Kallur Susanna SWE 7.89 0.168
6 8 684 Golding-Clarke Lacena JAM 7.89 0.151
7 4 649 Redoúmi Flóra GRE 7.94 0.188
8 2 611 Ramalalanirina Nicole FRA 8.01 0.156
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Post by Brooksy on Mar 8, 2004 0:35:53 GMT -5
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