USCoregonian wrote:
Is the clock in the top left accurate for the women or for the mens start time?I think mens time
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Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [USCoregonian]
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I think mens time
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [PJC]
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Errr Olympics. World Cup Soccer. America's cup.
Nearly all sport is rooting for nation against nation.
That's one of the things I loved about triathlons (outside of the Olympic race), because people cheered for athletes without thought to their country. It's a shame that some people can't get away from that and just appreciate the athletes without caring where they were born.
Nearly all sport is rooting for nation against nation.
That's one of the things I loved about triathlons (outside of the Olympic race), because people cheered for athletes without thought to their country. It's a shame that some people can't get away from that and just appreciate the athletes without caring where they were born.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [shamrocks]
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Welchie is a bit of a homer. For the amount of time he has spoken about McKenzie, you'd swear he won.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [Tri-Banter]
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Tri-Banter wrote:
JenSw wrote:
I'm not racing Ironman and being called girl dozens of times on a national broadcast.If I was racing at Kona and they called me a girl several times on a national broadcast, I'd not be offended. And I'm a dude.
Nice :)
I know nothing about the culture of the female pros calling each other "girls". If that's the case, and they're totally cool with the guys doing that, well, I just feel like an asshole for making such a stink about it.
It struck me as disrespectful, but what the hell do I know.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [Sanuk]
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Sanuk wrote:
It's a shame that some people can't get away from that and just appreciate the athletes without caring where they were born.
If people are passionate about sport, it's good for business.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread
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So..... Would Rinnie have beaten Chrissie today???
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [Goosedog]
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Both of the winners wreaths were too small
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [johnnybefit]
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WOW - 2:50 marathon for Rinny!!!
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [dexterbase]
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So..... Would Rinnie have beaten Chrissie today???
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Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [Goosedog]
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might need to source new suppliers for those kona crowns for next year,, seem a bit tight
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [dexterbase]
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Rinny. Run course record & overall course record.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [Jamaican]
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Jamaican wrote:
Rinny. Run course record & overall course record.Yeah, a real class act!
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [dexterbase]
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I was thinking the same thing....prime Rinnie vs. prime Chrissie...let the debate begin!
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [Jamaican]
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Jamaican wrote:
Rinny. Run course record & overall course record.If Rinny can keep running a 2:50 marathon, she can keep winning these over and over. No one can touch that run speed.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [Jamaican]
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Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [dexterbase]
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dexterbase wrote:
So..... Would Rinnie have beaten Chrissie today???Rinny is amazing on so many levels. She could not be Chrissy in any of them.
Take a short break from ST and read my blog:
http://tri-banter.blogspot.com/
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [shamrocks]
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shamrocks wrote:
Jamaican wrote:
Rinny. Run course record & overall course record.Yeah, a real class act!
Lovely interview. What a beautiful person.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [Me_XMan]
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Did they just day Rapp heading to medical? Hope he's ok.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [Tri-Banter]
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Tri-Banter wrote:
dexterbase wrote:
So..... Would Rinnie have beaten Chrissie today???Rinny is amazing on so many levels. She could not be Chrissy in any of them.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [Push]
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Women's champ has a faster run split than the men's champ. Third fastest run so far.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [Jamaican]
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What are the light blue patches on some of the athlete's shoulders? Assuming it is an advert but can't read it.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [Jamaican]
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Mirinda ran a marathon about 16% off the pace of the best women runners in the world (excluding Paula Radcliff's WR). That would be the equivalent of a man running a 2:35 or 2:36 at Kona. 4:20-25 bike splits are amazing, but a truly fast marathon, that's what's next for the men ...
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [johnnybefit]
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johnnybefit wrote:
What are the light blue patches on some of the athlete's shoulders? Assuming it is an advert but can't read it.Nicotine patches.
It's a mass decision by the ladies (<--word specifically chosen for Push and JenSW) to give up smoking.
Take a short break from ST and read my blog:
http://tri-banter.blogspot.com/
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii race day thread [Tri-Banter]
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What have you been smoking today??? :)