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Post by trailblazer777 on Apr 18, 2009 11:23:43 GMT -5
been watching this one on cool running at 14 hrs (apparently after a long nanna nap from what I heard) Nate is up to 102km... going to bed now myself see where he is in 10 hrs time... relevant thread (regular updates from Milov); www.coolrunning.com.au/forums/index.php?showtopic=23107 |
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Post by trailblazer777 on Apr 18, 2009 20:53:07 GMT -5
Looks like he has got to 101km in 12 hours, done only 1 more km in the next 2 hours, injury troubles would be my best guess..., has slept/rested from about 10pm or midnight until 6am or so (my guess is about 6-8 hours of sleep), then got going again with some walking, is up to 116.8km at 23 hour mark...
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Post by trailblazer777 on Apr 19, 2009 0:18:29 GMT -5
final results havent surfaced but looks like nathan finished with 122km... two ultra legends; martin friar about 230km+ and Joe blake about 240km have dominated the race... Susannah Harvey-Jamieson an outright womans winner by a long way, did 2nd best effort of alltime by australian woman with about 210km, which is ahead of Dawn Paris (203km in 1989), and behind Helen Stangers 229km in 1998... www.aura.asn.au/data/rankings/track/AURA_AllTimeRankings_Track_24Hr_Female_10-10-08.pdfand scott orchard and anthony courtney probably both broke the 200km barrier... about 6 other runners over 150km, some around the 170-190km area...including Marie Doke, Allison Lilley, Justin Sholtz,Trevor Marsh?,Collins Brooks, Tony Collins, Rudolf Kinshofer, 17 blokes, 4 sheilas... 4 new centurion racewalkers (160km in under 24 hrs); Rudy Schoors, Carolyn Mestdagh are new centurions, and probably Ian Valentine, Geoff Hain. home.vicnet.net.au/~austcent/index.htmljoining my racewalking coach and one of my racewalking training mates from the early 1990's who both are members of the revered centurions club, still less than 60 people to have joined this club in Australia since 1938... so an impressive first 12 hours from Nathan with the 101km...and nice to see him add another 22km but mostly walking in the last 2 hours by the look of it... |
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Post by trailblazer777 on Apr 19, 2009 12:54:18 GMT -5
24 HOUR RUN MEN
1 BLAKE, Jo. 243.651km
2 FRYER, Martin. 234.647km
3 ORCHARD, Scott. 204.579 km
4 COURTNEY, Anth. 202.646 km
5 KINSHOFER, Rudolf. 183.368 km
6 GAMBLE, Malcolm. 169.462 km
7 BROOKS, Colin. 165.096 km
8 LOLAIT, Lawrie. 162.000 km
9 SCHOLZ, Justin. 161.600 km
10 COLLINS, Tony. 153.449 km
11 MARSH, Trevor. 152.311 km
12 DRAPER, Shane. 133.662 km
13 JONES, David. 127.156 km
14 STAPLES, Alan. 125.815 km
15 HUNTER, Hugh. 122.654 km
16 FAWKES, Nathan. 122.631 km
17 GRAY, Peter. 105.790 km
24 HOUR RUN WOMEN
1 HARVEY-JAMIESON, Susannah. 209.458 km
2 DOKE, Marie. 185.624 km
3 LILLEY, Allison. 182.166 km
4 LEUNG Yan Yi (Grace). 95.600 km
24 HOUR WALK MEN
1 SCHOORS, Rudy. 167.954 km
2 VALENTINE, Ian. 161.810 km
3 HAIN, Geoff. 161.733 km
4 McKAY, Doug. 138.687 km
5 JORDAN, Steve. 129.801 km
6 MANDERSON, Gerald. 126.499 km
7 COMMINS, Louis. 118.372 km
8 O'NEILL, Terry. 112.384 km
9 SKRUCANY, Rudolf. 102.812 km
10 JACK, Clarrie. 49.349km
24 HOUR WALK WOMEN
1 MESTDAGH, Caroline. 164.636 km
2 PARRIS, Dawn. 137.445 km
3 CHESTERTON, Val. 115.578 km
4 O'NEILL, Karyn. 92.478 km
5 HOWORTH, Sandy. 85.930 km
6 CARR, Heather. 51.423 km
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Post by Nathan on Apr 27, 2009 20:56:11 GMT -5
Just not my day really
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Post by robd2 on Apr 28, 2009 1:21:48 GMT -5
Sorry to hear it didn't go your way Nate.
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Post by trailblazer777 on Apr 28, 2009 13:26:47 GMT -5
first 12 hours was excellent, right on target...sorry to hear the rest went a bit pear shaped...
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