It got pretty warm towards the end and a lot of people were struggling, but I kept on running, and managed to drag it in 7:30-7:40 pace..... legs refused to speedup. Only 76 made it under 3 (vs 130 last year), the winner did 2:13+ vs 2:10 last year, so it wasn't just me.
My time was good enough for 96th overall, out of 4,000+, which I was happy with as I didn't expect to make top 100. (that time would have been 156 last year)
Overall I am pretty happy with how it turned out - it was almost a 3 minute PR - would have been nice to go sub 3, but there you go. Now I have to go and run sub 3 in Chicago in October, which if it is hot, will suck.
I'll post some more details later when I am capable of doing math.
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Congrats on the PR, Alan! If someone would have offered you this result the day you got knifed by Dr. Brown, wouldn't you have taken it??
yep - at the time, 3:03 seemed like a long way away!
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