IMKY Bib Numbers
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1723 days
Anton posted 13 weeks ago.
ohhhh GREAT number! Good number karma for sure!
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454
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1657 days
nyfan21 posted 13 weeks ago.
BTW how do you know when the Bib #'s are posted?
248
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1528 days
JohnieTri posted 13 weeks ago.
nyfan21 wrote:
BTW how do you know when the Bib #'s are posted?
I had a buddy tell me. But they're posted on the website under participants.
-Johnie
164
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741 days
derek5 posted 13 weeks ago.
I am #263 and my friends are guide-89 and guide-90. They are leading blind athletes through the C-different foundation. I am really excited to see them finish!!
248
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1528 days
JohnieTri posted 13 weeks ago.
derek5 wrote:
I am #263 and my friends are guide-89 and guide-90. They are leading blind athletes through the C-different foundation. I am really excited to see them finish!!
Cool.
-Johnie
130
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416 days
bes5920 posted 13 weeks ago.
I'm signed up to be a bike course marshal. I'll keep a look out for you all. Good luck.
387
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2218 days
panchotri posted 12 weeks ago.
bes5920 wrote:
To let them go without a penalty?:) Hey, write their numbers and cheer them on when you pass them by
I'm signed up to be a bike course marshal. I'll keep a look out for you all. Good luck.
130
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416 days
bes5920 posted 12 weeks ago.
panchotri wrote:
bes5920 wrote:To let them go without a penalty?:) Hey, write their numbers and cheer them on when you pass them byI'm signed up to be a bike course marshal. I'll keep a look out for you all. Good luck.
My job is to point and cheer. They gave me a spot that has no turns. Just heavy traffic so I'm there to keep riders and cars separate.
387
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2218 days
panchotri posted 12 weeks ago.
So we have:
Johnie Tri 1011
Lala2021 2341
Derek5 263
Volunteer
Bes5920
Missing anyone?
1091
Member
674 days
jsk85 posted 12 weeks ago.
I'm volunteering...(finish line) body catcher 2:30-7:30...go fast everyone and I'll carry you to the med tent
1815
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1393 days
gfd posted 12 weeks ago.
derek5 wrote:
I am #263 and my friends are guide-89 and guide-90. They are leading blind athletes through the C-different foundation. I am really excited to see them finish!!
Welcome back Derek. Good luck in KY to you and all the other Trifuelers!
"If we help someone else up a steep hill, we get nearer to the top ourselves." ~Unknown~
~Garen~
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387
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2218 days
panchotri posted 11 weeks ago.
Jonhie finished the SW in 1:26 and passed the half of the bike portion.
lala SW in 1:33 and going for the last portion of the bike!!!!
Derek, MAN! impressive times!!!!!SW1:05 BK 5:20 (20.9 mph) RN going for the halfmarathon mark pacing 9.5 GO MAN!!
GEEee! Sounds really exciting, go Trifuelers!!!
387
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2218 days
panchotri posted 11 weeks ago.
Derek slowed down considerably, wondering what happened?
lala fast in the first 8 milesof the run, watch out!
Jonnhie began the run
Weather must be really hot and humid and making people struggle...
130
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416 days
bes5920 posted 11 weeks ago.
Just got back from my time volunteering. Weather was awesome. Very cool to start only in the low 80s by 3pm. The only thing that would have made it better is some clouds. Viktor Zyemtsev won and beat the course record. Luke McKenzie was close behind him despite having a 3 minute lead starting the run. Awesome race.
I tried to keep a lookout for the TriFuelers on the course but didn't see the bib numbers I was looking for. I'm definitely volunteering again next year - it was a ton of fun (plus you get a way cool t-shirt).
387
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2218 days
panchotri posted 11 weeks ago.
Derek is and so is lala. Jonhy in the last portion. Wow! make sure to post you report
387
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2218 days
panchotri posted 11 weeks ago.
Derek is and so is lala. Jonhy in the last portion. Wow! make sure to post you report
1091
Member
674 days
jsk85 posted 11 weeks ago.
I just got back home after spending 10+ hours at the finish line yesterday...5 volunteering and 5 having dinner/watching the late finishers. It was all very inspiring. Unfortunately, I didn't catch any of the trifuelers racing, by the time I ended my shift (around 12:30 finishers) the finish chute was a zoo with volunteers and finishers everywhere.
No real 17hour drama, last finisher crossed at 16:57, although there were probably 20 or so finishers in the 16:50-57 range, cutting it close. The most exciting late finish came when a young couple crossed together (around 16:20 or so) and then the guy dropped to a knee and proposed at the finish line (she said yes)...that got a solid cheer.
Also, the men's pro finish was dramatic...watched on the big screen as Zyemstev caught McKenzie around mile 23 and ran off his shoulder. Video cut out at mile 25, so then we waited...Zyemstev came in and McKenzie was in the chute as he finish (35secs back). McKenzie crossed, then laid down and cried...it was tough to watch...he led the first 23 miles of the marathon and didn't lose the lead until the last mile.
This morning, before heading home...my dad, sister, and myself all bit the bullet and signed up for Louisville 2010...no going back now!
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741 days
derek5 posted 9 weeks ago.
Wow I didn't realize how many people were
paying attention. I will have to post a report. It was
a crazy day
This was in another post but I thought I'd start one specifically for IMKY bib numbers: so who's what?
-Johnie