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Again, it was not a hot marathon. The "hottest on record" headlines mostly come from the day's high, 23C/73F, which isn't hot, just warm (it is too warm for a WR, where the margins are much smaller). Not that that high temp for the day has anything to do with the elite race. Start time was about 15C/60F.
And what do arm warmers have to do with Paula Radcliffe? Again, if you want to sensationalize, talk about calf socks or something. That was her gig.
There are way better reasons to call Mo a doper, and these dumb comments de-legitimize the real conversation.
Eyeballs Out said:
Again, it was not a hot marathon. The "hottest on record" headlines mostly come from the day's high, 23C/73F, which isn't hot, just warm (it is too warm for a WR, where the margins are much smaller). Not that that high temp for the day has anything to do with the elite race. Start time was about 15C/60F.
And what do arm warmers have to do with Paula Radcliffe? Again, if you want to sensationalize, talk about calf socks or something. That was her gig.
There are way better reasons to call Mo a doper, and these dumb comments de-legitimize the real conversation.
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