wiley coyote wrote:
Which metric do you prefer? Most Tuohy fans use whichever one suits them. Are you in favor of the fastest at a particular age? Then Tuohy is better than Schweizer but Cook is better than Tuohy.
I am fine with "fastest at age XXX" but to proclaim runner A is better or faster than runner B because they ran faster at one particular age seems like a incorrect use of the data, especially if one of the runners progressions was impacted by injury.