Official results are out for Adidas KOTR 10k and 21k at RunningDATcom’s blog. Click here. UPDATE: 5k results available there as well.
My official time for 10k was 52.52 minutes with an average pace of 5:18 min/km. Pretty much the same as the numbers on my Garmin.
First placer in the distaff category was Mercedita Fetalbero with a time of 36.35 with a pace of 3:40…phew! I was the 18th woman to cross the finish line.
Results of the Animo triathlon are out. No big surprise here, I had a fairly clear idea of my performance…
I was 8th out of 17 women. Not bad for a first timer who was enjoying herself throughout the race. It felt good to know that the 1st and 2nd placers were teenagers—no way I could outpace these kids on land or in the pool.
If I were to grade myself, here’s how I think I did against the competition:
1) Swim: B. I believe I swam well but my pauses in between each lap ate up a good chunk of my time. I’m pretty optimistic about the swim portion though. Before the tri, it took me 37 minutes (with long breaks) for 650m. This morning, I swam 750m in 32 mins (yes, still with breaks). It’s not a great time, but there’s improvement. Of course, I’m still pathetic compared to Ani de Leon who swam 1.9k in 35.36…phew.
2) Bike: C (or maybe even D). I want to hit myself on the head for the bike portion. I relaxed here. During the race, you could have put a sun hat on my head, a basket on my bike, and asked me to whistle and I would’ve looked like Mary Poppins on wheels. Note to self: Slowly introduce to hubby the idea of buying a new roadie for myself. Target time: 1 month. Do wives get presents during Halloween?
3) Run: A: I placed 4th in running, but I know I could’ve gone faster. I’m over a minute away from the fastest runner, but just seconds away from 2nd and 3rd (Carolyn that’s you…hehe. Congrats for placing 4th!)
Congratulations to Harry Tan who placed 2nd in the men’s mini-sprint for his 1st triathlon! Sounds like someone is ready for the Sprint. Congrats also to Dedette, Ting, and Me-Anne! We did it!
For Mizuno Infinity Run race results, click here.
I spent over 10 minutes searching for my name only to find out that I’m #256, nameless, and a male. Just perfect since my time was terrible anyway. It’s actually 32.17 here—slightly faster than my Garmin time!
Congratulation to my running buddy, Annie Agoncillo, for coming in 4th in the Women’s category at 15k with an incredible time of 1:06! Woohoo!
So, I heard it was a PR race for most of you. To those who finished…PR or not…congratulations
Click here for results:
* Thanks to Mark for sharing this!
