Manx performances below - tanks to Steve Taylor, John Watterson
& Robbie Callister for letting me know who took part.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Ian
|
Steve
|
David
|
Elizabeth
|
James
|
Roey
|
John
|
|
Morrow
|
Foulkes
|
Doyle
|
Corran
|
Coulson
|
Crellin
|
Quirk
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Place
|
863
|
2460
|
7966
|
14869
|
20581
|
20961
|
21153
|
Gender
Place
|
797
|
2211
|
6666
|
3205
|
15311
|
5403
|
15861
|
Age Place
|
378
|
449
|
1367
|
215
|
1780
|
422
|
6219
|
Official
Time
|
03:07:19
|
03:26:28
|
03:56:25
|
04:23:02
|
04:45:21
|
04:46:56
|
04:47:40
|
Net
Time
|
03:06:36
|
03:25:49
|
03:53:15
|
04:22:34
|
04:40:33
|
04:43:46
|
04:43:47
|
10km
|
44:02:00
|
44:59:00
|
01:01:16
|
0:54:57
|
1:02:37
|
1:02:30
|
1:04:10
|
Half
|
01:29:53
|
01:34:22
|
01:59:58
|
01:59:15
|
02:05:14
|
02:11:40
|
02:13:53
|
20 Miles
|
02:19:01
|
02:29:28
|
02:57:57
|
03:10:18
|
03:22:01
|
00:32:10
|
03:35:34
|
Ian Morrow -
John Watterson reports that Ian Morrow did an astonishing 3.07. "Not bad for a fun runner"
says John. I'm
sure this was Ian's own description rather than
the one John would attach to such a fine performance.
Steve Foulkes - Steve Taylor says
that Steve
Foulkes is IBM's local engineer who took part in
the Peel to Douglas earlier this year. Steve is
not a regular racer on the Isle of Man but trains
regularly with Neil McGreggor and has competed in
both London and New York on previous occasions.
David Doyle - the only Manx runner with a negative
split according to the official times. In fact,
if you use his actual time (deduct the time taken
to cross the line) his splits are a remarkable 21
seconds apart.
Elizabeth Corran - after months
of injury setbacks, she reversed her decision to
withdraw and I'm sure she won't regret the decision.
The day before she departed she told me she had
managed to run 13 miles twice in training. Running
them back to back on Sunday was obviously a big
challenge but she made it.
James Coulson - another
person to possibly suffer jet lag! James has not
been on the Manx scene for very long but he has
made a big impression and it was a fantastic achievement.
Its a shame his friend Paul Curphey had to withdraw
through injury.
Roey Crellin - Robbie
Callister reports that Roey Crellin made her debut
in the Big Apple event. The Parish Walk hero
finished a mere 1 second faster than John Quirk
on actual time.
John Quirk - Isle of
Man Newspaper's Chief Reporter, John is reported
(by his own paper) to training over a long period
for his marathon debut and raised a considerable
sum for charity. And not a bad time for someone
new to running.
WELL DONE EVERYONE
Anyone else? |