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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Raf] [ In reply to ]
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Raf wrote:
Kienle looks like he's running a 5k damn

Dude looks very comfortable
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Muggins] [ In reply to ]
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   Yeah, at this point I expect Raelert for the win, but I'm anxious to see what everyone looks like from about 7 miles on...
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [USCoregonian] [ In reply to ]
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USCoregonian wrote:
Raf wrote:
Kienle looks like he's running a 5k damn


Dude looks very comfortable

Very impressed with Kienle, I don't know if he's pushing things and is gonna blow but man he looks strong and comfortable. Dude's gotta figure out the swim but man he can bike, and his run thus far looks awesome.
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Brownie28] [ In reply to ]
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Podium gets tested today? :-) or too early to tell?
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [schroeder] [ In reply to ]
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are they running on the tarmac of an airport??
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [schroeder] [ In reply to ]
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my feed is loading so slow :/ on ironmanlive
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Raf] [ In reply to ]
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dude... all in all, armstrong looks really good. he may not get a 2nd like in Panama, but he sure looks good today.
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [lovetorace] [ In reply to ]
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Poulat is going to be walking in short order
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Raf] [ In reply to ]
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are they running on the tarmac of an airport??

yeah, beautiful, isn't it?

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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [USCoregonian] [ In reply to ]
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yep... armstrong back in 2nd. how many other men are going to blow up based on their bike efforts?
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [schroeder] [ In reply to ]
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Anyone else confused by that run course? Looks hard to see where they need to go next, looks like a maze of pilons and obstacles - fans included.

Nice to see Lance overtake the chicken!
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [schroeder] [ In reply to ]
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schroeder wrote:
are they running on the tarmac of an airport??

yeah, beautiful, isn't it?

not quite the most picturesque course in the world, is it? Houses on stilts, running on a tarmac, about 40 turns on a three-loop run...ugly stuff.
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [USCoregonian] [ In reply to ]
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USCoregonian wrote:
Poulat is going to be walking in short order

Tim OD just passed him. He's struggling now.


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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Brownie28] [ In reply to ]
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i like the three loop setup though -- great for spectating.





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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Coasterx] [ In reply to ]
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Coasterx wrote:
Anyone else confused by that run course? Looks hard to see where they need to go next, looks like a maze of pilons and obstacles - fans included.

Nice to see Lance overtake the chicken!

Looks like an awful course to be honest
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Muggins] [ In reply to ]
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Muggins wrote:
i like the three loop setup though -- great for spectating.

Oh, absolutely. As an athlete, though, multi-loop courses are the devil.
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Brownie28] [ In reply to ]
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nice to see Lance seems to be loosening and striding out a little more...still going to get passed several times I think, but I'd like to see his time a couple min better than Panama
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Brownie28] [ In reply to ]
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Is lance wearing both bib number tags?
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Brownie28] [ In reply to ]
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Brownie28 wrote:
Muggins wrote:
i like the three loop setup though -- great for spectating.


Oh, absolutely. As an athlete, though, multi-loop courses are the devil.


You don't enjoy being out on course with 1,300 of your best friends while they powerwalk 13 minute miles?





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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Muggins] [ In reply to ]
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I took a split when lance started the run, just under the banner, and i just saw the mile 6 marker, and he is doing 5;45 pace for the 1st 6. So a little faster for all around him at the moment, but not that much as he has been tenacious to hold his spot thus far..
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Muggins] [ In reply to ]
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Today's word of the day: diminutive
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [dave_w] [ In reply to ]
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my guess is 4th....get passed by TO'D and Michael R.
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [flim-mike-bunz] [ In reply to ]
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Who had the fastest bike split?
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Muggins] [ In reply to ]
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So the 4.5 mile run splits just popped up; seeing Lance and TO (live) at about 6.5-7 miles, it looks to me like Lance has been keeping the same pace as O'Donnell over the past few miles. And with Raelert still back 2 minutes he's not even gaining much time over the first half of the course.

I'm interested to see if Lance can hold this pace, he's really running well right now.


EDIT: ha, and just as I type that TO passes Lance. So it looks like he's picking up about 4-6 seconds a mile on Armstrong.
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Re: The Texas 70.3 thread [Brownie28] [ In reply to ]
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IF he holds this pace, it will be sub 1;16 or so. Good improvement from the last race, and as we can see now, the uber runners seem to have given up some of their speed on the bike. Still some miles to go, so nutrition is going to finally come into play too.
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