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Carlsbad 5000
Carlsbad, CA, US
March 29th, 2015
ELITE MEN
Men's Results:
OvrPl Bib Name City, State Time
1 3 Lawi Lalang Kenya 00:13:32
2 4 Wilson Too Kenya 00:13:35
3 2 Bernard Lagat U S A 00:13:41
4 13 Sam Chelanga Kenya 00:13:50
5 6 Joseph Kitur Kenya 00:13:53
6 9 Diego Estrada Salinas, CA 00:13:56
7 14 Haron Lagat Kenya 00:13:59
8 10 Ben St Lawrence Australia 00:14:11
9 8 Dan Lowry Allston, MA 00:14:13
10 5 Andy Vernon Great Britain 00:14:13
11 11 Luke Caldwell Great Britain 00:14:14
12 17 Ben Bruce Flagstaff, AZ 00:14:15
13 12 Mikael Ekvall Sweden 00:14:22
14 7 James Leakos Canada 00:14:26
15 16 Ethan Shaw Allston, MA 00:14:29
ELITE WOMEN
OvrPl Bib Name City, State Time
1 51 Genzebe Dibaba Ethiopia 00:14:48
2 58 Gelete Burka Ethiopia 00:15:13
3 55 Wude Yimer Ethiopia 00:15:18
4 60 Susan Kuijken The Netherlands 00:15:28
5 53 Betsy Saina Kenya 00:15:31
6 59 Jessica O'Connell Canada 00:15:36
7 62 Miyuki Uehara Japan 00:15:40
8 61 Sarah Brown Solana Beach, CA 00:15:48
9 56 Morgan Uceny Brighton, MA 00:15:52
10 66 Juliet Bottorff Brighton, MA 00:15:59
11 71 Werknesh Kidane Ethiopia 00:16:00
12 52 Deena Kastor Mammoth Lakes, CA 00:16:05
13 65 Katie Matthews Brighton, MA 00:16:07
14 63 Violah Lagat Kenya 00:16:09
15 70 Charlotte Purdue Great Britain 00:16:30
16 68 Sarah Pagano Brighton, MA 00:16:39
17 64 D'Ann Arthur Redondo Beach, CA 00:17:16
FULL RESULTS: http://running.competitor.com/cgiresults?eId=36
User Comments
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Posts: 847NC Blogger said 7 years ago
Lagat is truly amazing. 40 years old and still dropping the times he is running! Very impressive.
He already bettered two world marks this year (3000 by 12+ seconds and doing it indoors and the mile) and his time at Carlsbad is under the World Best for masters on the track. I'm sure if we wanted he could get the 800 as well. World records 800 - 5000 would be insanely impressive. I know Aouita held the records at 1500 - 5000 at one point, but thanks to Coe, never had the 800. Anyone think Lagat could run 1:48?? His mile suggests he could.
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Posts: 57354Andrew Jones said 7 years ago
1:48 will be tough, as we know short speed and short speed endurance will suffer more (as opposed to other body systems) as aging occurs. But as you say, he has a chance, based on his indoor mile.
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