lesson 101 wrote:
adsfsdafasd wrote:They both drop out before the race starts and the race is won by a B Kenyan.
If they're both in the race the betting odds will have to favor Hasay, we have evidence of her fitness and not Flanagan.
Didn't Flanagan just run a road race in the last week or 2?
When is the last time Hasay has run a race shorter than the marathon?
Dang, you're right, I didn't realize she ran 31:38 in Portland!
Hasay ran a 67:55 half marathon on April 1. That converts to a 30:47. It's 32:11 pace for a 10K.
Still think one of them drops out before the race starts, that's what the last several track meets I've tried to watch have been like.