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
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> How many other women can claim the competitive range from 1500 to marathon
> that O'Sullivan has?
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> On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Der O'Donovan wrote:
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> > http://www.rte.ie/aertel/p206.htm
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> > DUBLIN MARATHON
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> > 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.
> >
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