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Re: IM Canada F40-44: new thread [Slowman]
Slowman wrote:
one more thing, for kny's benefit. if we just split this into 3 laps for the sake of discussion, julie's lap would have been 1:22 or so if she came out of the water with tamasin. but she was 4min ahead of her out of the water, and that makes julie's first lap 1:27 or so. this puts a lot of pressure on what she would have needed to do in the last two-thirds of the ride to come up with a 3:52. and, that 3:52 is about the best case scenario i can make. that's if she rank 1:48. if she ran 1:50, then the split is 3:50. if she ran 1:52 then the split is 3:48.

however, i think it's fair to give her every benefit of the doubt, and just show the math. when you do this, it's very possible she did complete the entire course fairly. what makes it harder, tho, is when you calculate what needs to happen in the last 2/3 of the bike ride in order to motor tamasin up, pass her, get ahead, die, have tamasin retake her and then lose another 1:20 before the ride finish.


It should also be noted that without actual hard evidence of cutting the course (video footage for example) that all of Millers race exploits are, in theory, humanly possible and she may always complete the course fairly. The world record run pace at IMC, the Matt Russell beating bike laps at Vancouver Half and the Elite / Olympian level mid discipline bike performance in China. None are outside the scope of human achievement but I guess all might leave level headed people to investigate how these extraordinary feats are being achieved.

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