At 04:10 PM 10/14/2002 -0500, Mike Prizy wrote: >I believe this group was following the pace duties of Rod DeHaven and >Godfrey Kiprotich, who >Culpepper gave thanks to. I think DeHaven pulled to about 16M.
The US group went thru in 46:52/1:05:48 (see below) which indicates a much more conservative race, and way behind Culpepper. >But, Culpepper's splits on the Marathon web site are 45:18/1:03:57/1:32:33 >with a 4:56 finish >average on his 2:09:41. Not bad for a guy who list Self as his agent and >his coach. > >Richard McCann wrote: > > > Culpepper ran an impressive debut, reeling in the field after giving them a > > minute at half way. But what's this pack of US runners? Looks like they > > were on a training run rather than racing rest of the world.... > > > > >12 Kyle Baker 26 M 02:14:13 02:13:52 4 12 0:46:51 1:05:48 > > >13 Clint Verran 27 M 02:14:17 02:13:56 5 13 0:46:52 1:05:48 > > >14 Keith Dowling 33 M 02:14:22 02:14:01 8 14 0:46:52 1:05:48 > > >15 Ryan Shay 23 M 02:14:30 02:14:09 2 15 0:46:51 1:05:47 > > >16 Kentaro Ito JPN 99 M 02:14:41 02:14:20 1 16 0:45:35 1:04:56 > > >17 Peter De La Cerda 31 M 02:14:41 02:14:20 9 17 0:46:53 1:05:48 > > >18 Josh Cox 27 M 02:15:01 02:14:40 6 18 0:46:52 1:05:49 > > > > Richard McCann Richard McCann M.Cubed, Davis, California (530) 757-6363
