Re: t-and-f: Sonia O'Sullivan wins Dublin Marathon
How many other women can claim the competitive range from 1500 to marathon that O'Sullivan has? On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Der O'Donovan wrote: > http://www.rte.ie/aertel/p206.htm > > DUBLIN MARATHON > > > > Ireland's Sonia O'Sullivan followed up > her Olympic silver medal with a victory > in today's Dublin marathon, in cold > wet conditions. > > O'Sullivan crossed the finishing line > in a time of 2:30:40 after making she > only decided at the last minute to > take part in the race. > > Jimev Pride of Scotland won the men's > marathon in a time of 2:18:59, in a > race with over 9,000 runners. > *** Paul Talbot Department of Geography/ Institute of Behavioral Science University of Colorado, Boulder Boulder CO 80309-0260 (303) 492-3248 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: t-and-f: Sonia O'Sullivan wins Dublin Marathon
Paul asked: >How many other women can claim the competitive range from 1500 to marathon >that O'Sullivan has? Francie Larrieu. She wasn't as good as Sonia O'Sullivan, but she was an Olympian and/or WC team member at 1500, 10K, and marathon (and maybe other distances that I am forgetting about). Kurt Bray _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
Re: t-and-f: Sonia O'Sullivan wins Dublin Marathon
Paul Talbot asked: >How many other women can claim the competitive range from 1500 to marathon >that O'Sullivan has? How about a few of Ma Junren's 1993 prodigies who ran sub-4:00, sub-8:10 or 8:20, and then capped it all off with 2:24 marathons or thereabouts all in the same year (Wang Junxia, Qu Yunxia, I think, and maybe 2-3 more). Do they count? :^) --Ward Nicholson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Re: t-and-f: Sonia O'Sullivan wins Dublin Marathon
>How many other women can claim the competitive range from 1500 to marathon >that O'Sullivan has? Grete Waitz anyone? Steve S
RE: t-and-f: Sonia O'Sullivan wins Dublin Marathon
Hi, Here is and unofficial all-time list with all runners with sub 2:30 marathons PB and sub 4:10 1500m PB prior to this year (sorted after 1500m PB): Qu Yunxia, CHN, 2:24:32 from 92 and 3.50,46 from 93 Wang Junxia, CHN, 2:24:07 from 93 and 3.51,92 from 93 Dong Yanmei, CHN, 2:28:09 from 97 and 3.55,07 from 97 Tatyana Pozdnyakova, UKR, 2:29:25 from 98 and 3.56,50 from 82 Zhang Linli, CHN, 2:24:42 from 93 and 3.57,46 from 93 Zhang Lirong, CHN, 2:24:52 from 93 and 3.59,70 from 93 Raisa Smekhnova, BLR, 2:28:40 from 88 and 3.59,8 from 76 Grete Waitz, NOR, 2:24:54 from 86 and 4.00,55 from 78 Liz McColgan, GBR, 2:26:54 from 98 and 4.01,38 from 87 Elana Meyer, RSA, 2:25:15 from 94 and 4.02,15 from 92 Francie Larrieu-Smith, USA, 2:27:35 from 91 and 4.05,09 from 76 Ingrid Kristiansen, NOR, 2:21:06 from 85 and 4.05,97 from 86 Julie Brown, USA, 2:26:26 from 83 and 4.06,4 from 79 Yelena Tsukhlo, BLR, 2:28:53 from 87 and 4.08,0 from 79 Päivi Tikkanen, FIN, 2:28:45 from 89 and 4.08,46 from 89 Aurora Cunha, POR, 2:28:11 from 89 and 4.09,31 from 83 Joyce Smith, GBR, 2:29:43 from 82 and 4.09,37 from 72 Maria Albertina Dias, POR, 2:26:49 from 93 and 4.09,60 from 91 Claudia Lokar, GER, 2:28:17 from 96 and 4.09,64 from 87 Peter Larsson Trollhattan Sweden Track & Field all-time performances homepage http://www.algonet.se/~pela2 e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ward Nicholson Sent: den 30 oktober 2000 19:48 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: t-and-f: Sonia O'Sullivan wins Dublin Marathon Paul Talbot asked: >How many other women can claim the competitive range from 1500 to marathon >that O'Sullivan has? How about a few of Ma Junren's 1993 prodigies who ran sub-4:00, sub-8:10 or 8:20, and then capped it all off with 2:24 marathons or thereabouts all in the same year (Wang Junxia, Qu Yunxia, I think, and maybe 2-3 more). Do they count? :^) --Ward Nicholson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Re: t-and-f: Sonia O'Sullivan wins Dublin Marathon
How about Julie Brown? A bit earlier than even Grete Respectfully, George Parrott
RE: t-and-f: Sonia O'Sullivan wins Dublin Marathon
Yunxia Qu (3-51 1500m and 2-24.32 Mar), Grete Waitz and Ingrid Kristiansen come to mind. Regards - GT - http://homepages.go.com/~oztrack/ -Original Message- From: P.F.Talbot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, 31 October 2000 3:02 How many other women can claim the competitive range from 1500 to marathon that O'Sullivan has? > O'Sullivan crossed the finishing line > in a time of 2:30:40 after making she > only decided at the last minute to > take part in the race.
RE: t-and-f: Sonia O'Sullivan wins Dublin Marathon
She's fifteen minutes off of the world record. Let her get competitive at the marathon first before you give her credit for "range". Don't see much talk of 2:20 mens marathoners and their "competitive range"? malmo > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of P.F.Talbot > Sent: Monday, October 30, 2000 8:02 AM > To: Track list > Subject: Re: t-and-f: Sonia O'Sullivan wins Dublin Marathon > > > How many other women can claim the competitive range from 1500 to marathon > that O'Sullivan has? > > > On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Der O'Donovan wrote: > > > http://www.rte.ie/aertel/p206.htm > > > > DUBLIN MARATHON > > > > > > > > Ireland's Sonia O'Sullivan followed up > > her Olympic silver medal with a victory > > in today's Dublin marathon, in cold > > wet conditions. > > > > O'Sullivan crossed the finishing line > > in a time of 2:30:40 after making she > > only decided at the last minute to > > take part in the race. > > > > Jimev Pride of Scotland won the men's > > marathon in a time of 2:18:59, in a > > race with over 9,000 runners. > > > > *** > Paul Talbot > Department of Geography/ > Institute of Behavioral Science > University of Colorado, Boulder > Boulder CO 80309-0260 > (303) 492-3248 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > >
