I'm glad the Ethiopian finally got dropped, he was being a bum the whole way
I'm glad the Ethiopian finally got dropped, he was being a bum the whole way
The Ethiopian guy Daksisa ran smart but wow! You don't have draft on people that much. He could have taken a lead for a minute at least.
Looks like Kebede takes 5th in 2:10:55 ... Abshero back in 9th, 2:12:17.
Why drop out? wrote:
Anyone else think the pacemaker could've stuck in and won the race? He kept dropping the pack and looked well within himself.
Fantastic pacemaker no. 62!
If he wouldn't quit, he could probably made it to 2:12 perhaps, isn't?
He quit at 35k and was able to run at 3:00/km until then.
Anyone has an overview over the so far finisher?
1 Marius Kipserem Kenia KEN 1e 2:06:11
2 Solomon Deksisa Ethiopië ETH 2e 2:06:22
3 Geoffrey Kirui Kenia KEN 3e 2:07:23
4 Limenih Getachew Ethiopië ETH 4e 2:08:48
5 Tsegaye Kebede Ethiopië ETH 5e 2:10:56
6 Allan Kiprono Kenia KEN 6e 2:11:50
7 Lani Rutto Kenia KEN 7e 2:11:58
8 Christian Pacheco Mendoza Huancayo PER 8e 2:12:16
9 Ayele Abshero Ethiopië ETH 9e 2:12:18
10 Raul Machacuay Huaman Huancayo PER 10e 2:13:26
From the official site from the Rotterdam Marathon
Disappointing for Kebede, well at least he didn't DNF and he's only 29, might bounce back...
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