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Posted: 7 July 2009, 4:58 PM
Meanwhile Toby is running steadily, just ahead of Scott's pace.
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Todd Oates
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Posted: 7 July 2009, 5:04 PM
Looks like Greta and Tom might get top 30 finishes. Kate got a good tow from Ida Bobach but seems to be running alone again at the second radio, can she hold the pace?
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Michael
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Posted: 7 July 2009, 5:04 PM
Dammit a Brit has snuck in front of Greta.
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Neil K
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Posted: 7 July 2009, 5:05 PM
Yeah, good finish from Thom too. Should get a top 50.
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mick finn
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Posted: 7 July 2009, 5:09 PM
Kate for 16th I reckon if she hangs in there
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Todd Oates
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Posted: 7 July 2009, 5:18 PM
019 KNARSTON Greta NZL 1:02:36
022 MORRISON Kate NZL 1:02:58
054 WHITLA Georgia NZL 1:15:05
077 GOODWIN Rachel NZL 1:32:19
078 SIMPSON Angela NZL 1:32:25
099 PEAT Nicola NZL 2:02:48
Places will change but times shouldn't! Well done girls. Fantastic performances by Kate and Greta.
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mick finn
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Posted: 7 July 2009, 5:20 PM
Awesome stuff
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Todd Oates
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Posted: 7 July 2009, 5:28 PM
Seems like the men's course is brutal...
Current pole position is 76 in the men's.
014 REYNOLDS Thomas NZL 1:27:31
051 MCDONALD Scott NZL 1:43:01
069 HARVEY Jourdan NZL 1:56:28
999 SCOTT Toby NZL DSQ (this just came up)
In the Estonian Long the winner did 64 and I did 96 and remember it being very tiring.
I know these guys are fitter than I was at JWOC hence I'm thinking the race must be nasty.
Well done guys. Just Jager and Peat to come now.
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Todd Oates
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Posted: 7 July 2009, 5:31 PM
WoO: Radio 2 - Radio 3
1 8:36 SAUTER Philipp SUI
2 8:44 REYNOLDS Thomas NZL
3 8:50 BJUGAN Mathias NOR
4 8:58 FODCHUK Mykola UKR
5 9:02 RUTTENBORG Vegard NOR
6 9:04 SILD Lauri EST
!!!
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Jack
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Posted: 7 July 2009, 6:19 PM
001 BOBACH Ida DEN 54:12
002 LÖNNKVIST JennySWE 55:33
003 TEINI Marika FIN 56:28
019 KNARSTON Greta NZL 1:02:36
022 MORRISON Kate NZL 1:02:58
055 WHITLA Georgia NZL 1:15:05
079 GOODWIN Rachel NZL 1:32:19
080 SIMPSON Angela NZL 1:32:25
104 PEAT Nicola NZL 2:02:48
Final results for the girls... Fantastic day in the office!!!
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Michael
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Posted: 7 July 2009, 6:48 PM
Simon good - only 6min behind Thomas but 20 places! Maybe more. Switzerland hasn't dominated like it did yesterday. Where's Andrew, can't find him anywhere?
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Todd Oates
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Posted: 7 July 2009, 7:07 PM
Men's results
001 BERGMAN Gustav SWE 1:05:55
002 BOBACH Søren DEN 1:09:19
003 HUBMANN Martin SUI 1:09:25
004 SILD Lauri EST 1:10:03
005 HANSEN Rasmus DEN 1:14:56
006 NØRBECH Torgeir NOR 1:14:57
033 REYNOLDS Thomas NZL 1:13:36
062 JAGER Simon NZL 1:20:16
085 MCDONALD Scott NZL 1:25:38
090 SCOTT Toby NZL 1:26:15
122 HARVEY Jourdan NZL 1:40:14
no sign of Andrew Peat...?
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kiwio
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Posted: 8 July 2009, 1:31 AM
official results from JWOC website show
place time
Tom 31 01:27:31
Simon 54 01:33:57
Scott 87 01:43:01
Jourdan 115 01:56:28
Andrew 138 02:25:22
Toby disq
Greta 19 01:02:36
Kate 22 01:02:58
Georgia 55 01:15:05
Rachel 79 01:32:19
Angela 80 01:32:25
Nicola 104 02:02:48
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Norm
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Posted: 8 July 2009, 2:16 AM
Some pics from the Long:
http://picasaweb.google.com/Norm.Jager/JWOC2009_07_07Long#
The day started off cool, but fine. Then the clouds rolled in, and dropped so we were in cloud at race elevation of 2000m. Then about midday, thunderstorm and wind for about 90min. It got really cold for about 15min at the worst of it. Then it was fine again for people starting after about 2pm. So the terrain underfoot was pretty boggy in places, just like at home!
A few very happy team members with their results, a few disappointed.
Toby botched the butterfly loops.
Tomorrow is the rest day. We are taking in a Cable Car trip to the top of San Martino.
Right now we have another massive thunder and lightning storm going on here in Primiero...this weather happening is very unseasonable we are told for July. One lightning must have hit very nearby, as the thunder was almost immediate, and the adjacent hotel just lost its power.
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Michael
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Posted: 10 July 2009, 1:38 AM
Who was running during the thunderstorm and were they affected by it? Attackpoint discussion about the North Americans made a lot of it, mentioning the word hypothermia. Or are they just woosses?
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