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  • What is a respectable 10km run time on the track in competition?
  • aracer
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    I was banned for trolling

    To be fair, they should just set the forum up to do that automatically every time you start a thread 🙄

    Mark
    Full Member

    You were banned for your racist comments (and a culmination of having to deal with you on a regular basis) but then you sent us this…

    “Aye, very good so a discussion on racism is trolling, whatever you say batman. Tell you what just delete my account or give me a life time ban. “

    So we banned you permanently as requested.

    surfer
    Free Member

    my mate ritchie does it in 28 someat but hes on target to kick the brownless butts….hes a pro triathlete btw..thats better than liz mccolgans record time,good effort

    That is exceptionally quick, particulalrly for a non specialist, would you like to tell us his name?

    surfer
    Free Member

    Pick the right events and you’d be top 10-ish at 35 mins on the road, so I’d say that’s not too shabby.

    Its called “pot hunting”

    bobbyatwork
    Free Member

    ritchie nicolls his name….he is very quick.his running is his best discipline.he got bored with just running so took up tri instead.hes doing really well at the moment having just won some tri thingy in asia i think
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/athletics/14366165

    stever
    Free Member

    Its called “pot hunting”

    Oh I dunno, you can only beat the people that turn up. I bet you and I do some of the same events. Adair’s our quickest guy and has a PB around that, he gets placings.

    TheSouthernYeti
    Free Member

    This richie nichols?

    [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YqdCw1U_Y0[/video]

    bobbyatwork
    Free Member

    yup

    FunkyDunc
    Free Member

    Mate of mine just won a 10km road race in just under 34 mins and that wasn’t a flat course!

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