Is this you? As a journalist, you can create a free Muck Rack account to customize your profile, list your contact preferences, and upload a portfolio of your best work.
Claim your profile
douglas burke registered 800m will be interesting - Amos VS Rowden. Crazy to think after the way he ended last season that he might only be considered as GB's number 3 currently. paris2024hawk registered 400m and 400mh look interesting, Norman vs Kerley and Benjamin vs Samba Season opener for a few Kenyan stars (Cheruiyot, Kipyegon, Obiri, Chepkoech). 1. Timothy Cheruiyot 3:30.6 2. Ronald Musagala 3:31.2 3. Stewart McSweyn 3:31.7 4. Matthew Ramsden 3:32.5 5. Samuel Tefera 3:33.3 1.
ex-runner wrote: Naperville Runner wrote: Men's 1500M lineup includes Oliver Hoare, Jakob Ingebrigtsen, Stewart Mcsweyn. Oliver and Stewart have been on fire in recent months and Jakob's talent is off the charts. This race should be a good chance for Stewart to break 3:30 and for Oliver to mix it up with more talent than he's faced recently. Race starts at 14:40 CST this afternoon Sub 3:30 in 20mph winds, cold weather and constant rain would be an amazing effort.
I am not sure many in Norway will miss the "Dream Mile". When I was living in Norway (just 200m from Bislett) the Dream Mile was mostly regarded as an event to keep the Americans interested in the meet. In general, Norway is a tiny country in the world of track. Bislett has always tried to promote the few Norwegian stars. Back in the days, it was Ingrid Kristiansen, Trine Hattestad, Vebjorn Rodal, Steinar Hoen, Hanne Haugland, Andreas Thorkilsen.
As a journalist, you can create a free Muck Rack account to customize your profile, list your contact preferences, and upload a portfolio of your best work.
