In a message dated 9/5/00 11:24:25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In such an important race is there no video camera fixed on the finish so
each athlete could be seen and counted on each lap? Will there be one in
Sydney?
Garry Hill responded:
i believe that at all WC meets, at least, the IAAF
In a message dated 9/6/00 12:49:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What the IAAF needs are proficient
lap-counters at their championships and at the OG.
I suggest they be forced to pass a test by counting laps for everyone at the
Relays OD 10Ks. Anyone who can handle that will find a typical
In a message dated 9/5/00 11:24:25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In such an important race is there no video camera fixed on the finish so
each athlete could be seen and counted on each lap? Will there be one in
Sydney?
i believe that at all WC meets, at least, the IAAF makes sure it has tape
Wasn't there a relatively recent IAAF rule requiring lap scorers in the
long races and specifying that no lap scorer was supposed to be
responsible for more than 3 runners?
If so, there should be lap sheets for each runner recording the
completion of each lap (and if they were sensible, the
It was my understanding that runners had been wearing computer chips in the
bibs this season in the big Euro meets, hence the impressive "distance
behind" split for the runners in the lead pack that had been coming through
each lap on the TV coverage (at least the UK version being shown
I have noticed various postings to the list concerning the Brussels 10,000m
- and the 'errors' committed by Larry Rawson etc. concerning Felix Limo at
the finish.
I was in Brussels, and with Steve Ovett commentated on the race in its
entirety for ISL's clients, who may not have received this
But I retain some scepticism and would love to
see a lap chart or details of Limo's splits throught the race.
Peter Matthews,
Editor International Athletics Annual, Co-publisher Athletics International
In such an important race is there no video camera fixed on the finish so
each athlete
At 12:41 PM 8/30/2000 -0400, Dan Lilot wrote:
There has been some discussion as to whether Felix Limo, listed as
finishing second in the Brussels 10K, had actually been lappedHe was
definitely not lapped
It was certainly confusing to the two track nuts and ESPN viewers in this
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef:
There has been some discussion as to whether Felix Limo, listed as finishing second
in the Brussels 10K, had actually been lapped. Part of the reasoning, obviously, is
that Felix apparently did not have the credentials to be running anywhere near the
front of such
There has been some discussion as to whether Felix Limo, listed as finishing second in
the Brussels 10K, had actually been lapped. Part of the reasoning, obviously, is that
Felix apparently did not have the credentials to be running anywhere near the front of
such a race. His previous PR's
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