I bet Mutai will break the world record soon.....and for Mosop he is a great talent...he is technically the 2nd fastest marathon runner in history.... bravo bikab kotitnyo
@bigboieatems; true, but if there is money and fame to be made then it matters. berlin will be a piece of cake for thats where most recent records were set...lets hope the weather will be condusive.. GO MUTAHI G
Even with a 16 mph tailwind and a downhill course, that's unbelievable. Mutai ran an average of 4:41 MILE PACE FOR 26 MILES! That makes you think then, if he could run that pace for 26 miles, with enough training I could run that pace for at least a 5k and therefore run a 14:33 5k!
For the haters.." Hakuna matata!!".. Go Mutai!!! And incase ya'll wonder how we Kenyans do this, it's the healthy diet and "sugar-free" lifestyle.... WOOT ! WOOOOT !!
@surveysaysNO I disagree, I mean it's pretty obvious that distance running is dominated by people of African descent, but then again maybe we are arguing about two different things.
@surveysaysNO from a single generation to the next, genetics has absolutely nothing to do with where you are born. you get genetics from your parents, regardless of where you were conceived or born. you are confusing genetics with nationality. the innate advantage is in the long-african ancestry, i.e. african genes, i.e. people who have lived there for as long as anyone knows.
Absolutely incredible. Mutai is the man. And, hey, Ryan Hall just might be doing the most special thing, considering his genetic disadvantage. As an American, and a fellow slice of white bread, I'm extremely proud of him.
Amazing time for the Boston course! Certifiable or not, that time on a flat/fast course like Rotterdam would have probably been 1 minute faster. Those guys were just flying today!
So disappointing that a major network like ESPN didn't cover this live. Unfortunately Universal Sports is not available in my area and I had to follow coverage today through twitter... Still hoping ESPN will air this in tape delay soon, though not holding my breathe... Congrats to all runners for finishing this hallowed course...
@JoeyMorgan619 I'd take it one step further and say a pace that most people could EVER run, even if they trained for it there entire life.
4:40/mile pace might not be too fast on the HS level, let alone college or elite levels, but its still takes a decent amount of talent to run that fast.
1:19 lol FAIL
thefriendlycheeseman 4 days ago
I've never run a sup 5 minute mile and they run 4:45s for a whole 26.2 miles. Unreal. Unfuckingreal.
FlippOut44 3 weeks ago
Superhumans indeed.
owen1967 3 months ago
I bet Mutai will break the world record soon.....and for Mosop he is a great talent...he is technically the 2nd fastest marathon runner in history.... bravo bikab kotitnyo
mavikings 3 months ago
@mavikings it's the boston only the berlin counts
bigboieatems 3 weeks ago
@bigboieatems; true, but if there is money and fame to be made then it matters. berlin will be a piece of cake for thats where most recent records were set...lets hope the weather will be condusive.. GO MUTAHI G
mavikings 2 weeks ago
4 minutes and 45 seconds a mile... shit
getslockedout 3 months ago 2
i ran a sub-five mile...once
Augmen1 7 months ago
is he tired
jay231g 8 months ago
it is unfortunate that hall and mutai can not get the records
fredfredburgergrim 10 months ago
@fredfredburgergrim sad
qjs84 7 months ago
Even with a 16 mph tailwind and a downhill course, that's unbelievable. Mutai ran an average of 4:41 MILE PACE FOR 26 MILES! That makes you think then, if he could run that pace for 26 miles, with enough training I could run that pace for at least a 5k and therefore run a 14:33 5k!
johnchill3 10 months ago
at 1:38 Mutai reaches for a cup and the guy pulls it away... what a tool
jevn5875 10 months ago
For the haters.." Hakuna matata!!".. Go Mutai!!! And incase ya'll wonder how we Kenyans do this, it's the healthy diet and "sugar-free" lifestyle.... WOOT ! WOOOOT !!
mbiukia75 10 months ago
Why do people freak out so much and call anyone who mentions a difference between races racist?!!!
jgoffutt 10 months ago
NOT THE RECORD!!!
hunted9185 10 months ago
@mcmilijr "genetic disadvantage"? I've found that racism always works best when you're subtle about it
surveysaysNO 10 months ago
@surveysaysNO Its not racist to say that Kenyans and Ethiopians have an advantage when it is true. Much respect for all of these guys though.
viperdude281 10 months ago
@viperdude281 "Genetic advantage" is racism. There is no innate advantage to being born in Kenya.
surveysaysNO 10 months ago
@surveysaysNO I disagree, I mean it's pretty obvious that distance running is dominated by people of African descent, but then again maybe we are arguing about two different things.
viperdude281 10 months ago
@surveysaysNO from a single generation to the next, genetics has absolutely nothing to do with where you are born. you get genetics from your parents, regardless of where you were conceived or born. you are confusing genetics with nationality. the innate advantage is in the long-african ancestry, i.e. african genes, i.e. people who have lived there for as long as anyone knows.
medow006 3 months ago
Najivunia kuwa mkenya.I'm proud to be Kenyan!!!
TheKayjay07 10 months ago
Absolutely incredible. Mutai is the man. And, hey, Ryan Hall just might be doing the most special thing, considering his genetic disadvantage. As an American, and a fellow slice of white bread, I'm extremely proud of him.
mcmiljr 10 months ago
Holy......Cow
cowsrawesome1 10 months ago
I think the last white guy that won a foot race was in the movie Chariots of Fire
hcronos 10 months ago
@hcronos My husband says you're right.
MicaiahtheSlayer 10 months ago
how could the announcer be so monotone when Mutai crosses the line over 45 seconds FASTER than anyone has ever run over 26.2 miles
RobertMullz 10 months ago
Mr. Mutai..you are the MAN! Hey Ryan Hall! you make us proud dude so don't give up.
dazeeman 10 months ago
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dazeeman 10 months ago
Ryan isn't as smooth as the kenyans
bmxphenom50 10 months ago
Wow! Those are some incredible times regardless of the elevation of this course.
staley1981 10 months ago
Go Kenya...!
thuraku 10 months ago
@thuraku Go, go, go, Kenya! Long live Kenya!
blacsouljah 10 months ago
Moses Mosop aka engine kubwa is amazing! 2:03:06 on his marathon debut. that guy is up for great things. he is going to lower the record down further
pfokenya 10 months ago 2
insane time... ...last year was 2:05 something...this year 2:03...next year another kanyen at 2:02 or perhaps...2:01+....
chachris08 10 months ago
Amazing time for the Boston course! Certifiable or not, that time on a flat/fast course like Rotterdam would have probably been 1 minute faster. Those guys were just flying today!
LorenScott69 10 months ago
So disappointing that a major network like ESPN didn't cover this live. Unfortunately Universal Sports is not available in my area and I had to follow coverage today through twitter... Still hoping ESPN will air this in tape delay soon, though not holding my breathe... Congrats to all runners for finishing this hallowed course...
nochance021 10 months ago
awesome!
nelsonator3003 10 months ago
One of the commentators obviously has never seen a running race before. Hall running a...2:32? hahahahahaha
thISxTHplacE 10 months ago 9
@thISxTHplacE They just watched the 2011 Boston Marathon though.
SlighterFacility 2 months ago
@thISxTHplacE he said it confused if you didn't notice he was all like "hall is at 2..32?"
bigboieatems 3 weeks ago
And Hall runs a ... 2:32, what?!
Xcelerate2 10 months ago
@Xcelerate2 nah that was the womens time clock, i thought the same thing though
Nickchopper77 10 months ago
@Nickchopper77 Haha no I was making fun of the announcer
Xcelerate2 10 months ago
Man so much respect for these guys. They keep a pace for 26 miles that 99% of people wouldn't even dream of keeping for even 1 mile
JoeyMorgan619 10 months ago 31
@JoeyMorgan619
Truth!
blacsouljah 10 months ago
@JoeyMorgan619 I'd take it one step further and say a pace that most people could EVER run, even if they trained for it there entire life.
4:40/mile pace might not be too fast on the HS level, let alone college or elite levels, but its still takes a decent amount of talent to run that fast.
LMaster1 7 months ago
These guys are FLYING!!! Props to Mr. Mutai
IamJoshVaughn 10 months ago 2
Downhill or not, this is an amazing performance! 4:45 average per mile! The best time I ever ran the mile in high school was 4:42. lol
jupitercrash07 10 months ago
I picked a nice day to miss the coverage for this race.
Raimakusa 10 months ago
@Raimakusa failure
goldenhawk101 10 months ago
MUTAI!
MyFreedMan 10 months ago
... insane nigggggg g
TheLorax11 10 months ago