No seperate start for men and women.
When asked about her relatively slow start at the post-race press
conference, Ndereba said she simply missed the first two mile markers and
thought she was running faster than she was.
She did see mile 3 (17:11) which was "only" about 2:30 pace so she quickly
Netters
Marty wrote:
> Astonishing that her 3rd 5 miles was an even 2 minutes faster than her
> first. A better pace in the start and she coulda been sub-2:18.
No. More likely she would have run 2-3 minutes slower. The way she did it is
the right way to run the race.
Thanks for the great sta
In a message dated 10/7/01 6:46:10 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] quotes:
>> Astonishing that her 3rd 5 miles was an even 2 minutes faster
>> than her first. A better pace in the start and she coulda
>> been sub-2:18.
>>
Catherine has been the queen of the negative split marathon, and this run is
no
