¶2019 mWC 4x4: U.S. 2:56.69 (WL)

[Atticus]

I'm sure it's been mentioned here, but I did not realize (eTN) that Cherry had the fastest split of all at 43.6.

[gh]

see post #92

[Master Po]

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Big congrats to Belgium after being 4th so many times this decade. Finally they get a WC medal.

Agree. I had to review their record in OG, WC, and WIC to see how many times they have been close (at least a couple of WIC medals in there )

OG 2008 4th
WC 2009 4th
WIC 2010 silver
WC 2011 4th
OG 2012 5th
WC 2013 4th
WC 2015 5th
WIC 2016 6th
OG 2016 4th
WC 2017 4th
WIC 2018 bronze

They must be happy right now. And I am happy for them.

[tandfman]

Here's something I don't think I've ever seen before. The Botswana men's 4x4 was DQed from its heat for passing out of the zone, and the national federation has now apologized for this.

https://southerntimesafrica.com/site...-championships

[Dave]

based on analysis from video we shot from the finish to clean up Seiko's projections for first two legs, here's the splits for the four sub-3:00 teams.

1. United States 2:56.69 (WL, AL) (11W, 9A)
(Fred Kerley 44.5, Michael Cherry 43.6, Wil London 44.43, Rai Benjamin 44.19);

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If Norman and Benjamin are both healthy, is London the only one not expected to be on this team?
Kerley->Norman->Cherry->Benjamin?

As I mentioned in another post, there is a nice US pipeline of 400 guys who could challenge either Cherry or Benjamin for a slot.

[ATK]

If Norman and Benjamin are both healthy, is London the only one not expected to be on this team?
Kerley->Norman->Cherry->Benjamin?

As I mentioned in another post, there is a nice US pipeline of 400 guys who could challenge either Cherry or Benjamin for a slot.

Benjamin was injured and they asked him to anchor. Who is challenging him for a spot when healthy?

[Dave]

Benjamin was injured and they asked him to anchor. Who is challenging him for a spot when healthy?

Ok, London is the only one who would be likely be replaced( by Norman)?