Here are the results from the Winner's Circle Hangover "classic". I measured the 5k and came up with 3.28 miles, not sure about the 10k, but times seem pretty fast for the conditions. - dd
TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL HANGOVER CLASSIC
TEN KILOMETER ROAD RACE
JANUARY 1, 2009
Place Name Age S 10k Pace
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1 TERRANCE SHEA 35 M 32:37 5:15
2 NICHOLAS WHEELER 22 M 33:13 5:21
3 ANDY MCCARRON 26 M 33:22 5:23 CMS
4 DANNY GOUGH 40 M 34:31 5:34
5 JIM JOHNSON 31 M 34:50 5:37 CMS
6 DAN VERRINGTON 46 M 35:28 5:43 CMS
7 DAVID QUINTAL 45 M 35:50 5:46 CMS
8 MICHAEL QUINTAL M 37:52 6:06
9 JIMMIE COCHRAN 34 M 38:12 6:09
10 FABBIO PIERGENTILI 45 M 39:12 6:19
FIVE KILOMETER ROAD RACE
JANUARY 1, 2009
Place Name Age Sex 5k Pace
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1 ALEX BROWN 21 M 18:40 6:01
2 DAVE DUNHAM 44 M 18:55 6:06 CMS
Great Bay 5K Race for a Healthy Estuary
2 weeks ago
I could see the 5k being a little long because the start is usually quite a distance from the 10k start when the race was at the old bar (bevie b's) but the 10k course is exactly the same as years past except the start /finished are different. You run the exact same course it just start/finishes on a different street. If the 10k were in fact short, then that would be the case for every other race that the course has been in this part of the beach. I think (not from experience) the course used to run from the actual Winners Circle bar.
ReplyDeletePersonally, I feel my effort equated to at least the same as last year and I ran 35:24. I do think the road conditions probably slowed times by at least 5 seconds per mile.
Good job by all and lets hope the next race offers dry ground (unless your snowshoeing, of course!)
i think I would've run that race better drunk.
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