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Comments: In 11 starts at this event, this was by far the most heat stressed. Official weather records show that the RH was 100% (!!) for the first 3.5 hours of the race and then dropped to 92% by my race finish. Never seen so many paramedic incidents late in the race. The heat stress is obvious in my dramatic drop in pace beyond 30km. Race stats: Split...........Split.............S/Rank......Race Time.......R/Rank.........Pace 5KM........00:25:05........1520..........00:25:05.........1520............05:01 10KM......00:24:58........1462..........00:50:03.........1494............04:59 15KM......00:25:11........1504..........01:15:14.........1477............05:02 20KM......00:25:58........1677..........01:41:12.........1506............05:11 25KM......00:27:37........2120..........02:08:49.........1555............05:31 30KM......00:28:30........2080..........02:37:19.........1627............05:42 35KM......00:32:56........2508..........03:10:16.........1789............06:35 40KM......00:34:25........2446..........03:44:42.........1894............06:53 Finish......00:14:42........3049..........03:59:24.........1989............06:41 Half Way......................1958...........01:47:04......1524...............05:05 -1st half Finish.....02:12:16.......3049.........03:59:24.......1989.................06:10 - 2nd half What would you do differently?: Not a lot on race day. Managed injury as well as possible. Post race
Warm down: Beer. What limited your ability to perform faster: L) proximal hamstring tendon limiting any long runs in this campaign. Event comments: 40th anniversary race. Sold out marathon field (6,700) and 10.000 in the half marathon. Great organisiation as always. Last updated: 2018-01-07 12:00 AM
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18C / 64F
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Overall Rank = 1989/6712
Age Group =
Age Group Rank = 105/405
Usual 2 hour feeding / taping/ rolling routine.
2km walk to the start. Short low key run at start line so as to not aggravate L) proximal hamstring tendon.