Several Striders toed the line on April 24th at the Pike's Peek 10k in Rockville, MD. It's one of the fastest 10km races around, with a favorable elevation drop and a lot of strong local competition. For the Striders who didn't run Boston, and at least one who did (Conrad Fernandes is bonkers) this race was a great chance to snag some fast times to round out the Spring racing season.
Another Team Record Falls:
Julia Roman-Duval lowered her own racing team record while running a PR of 34:21. On the women's side, she lead the race from the gun and took the victory by a margin of almost 3 minutes.
A PR and Impressive Age Group Performances:
Another Team Record Falls:
Julia Roman-Duval lowered her own racing team record while running a PR of 34:21. On the women's side, she lead the race from the gun and took the victory by a margin of almost 3 minutes.
A PR and Impressive Age Group Performances:
Carlos Renjifo was the first Strider to finish, with his blistering 31:35 performance good for 6th overall and 1st in his AG. Kevin Ford was next in 33:26 en route to a huge (30+ second) PR.
Our speedy grand-masters Tunde Morakinyo (3rd in AG) and Mick Slonaker (1st in AG) both ran great!
In the Masters category Tammy Liu Hermstein knocked out a solid 42:51 (5th in AG), while Conrad Fernandes crushed a 38:45 after having run the Boston Marathon only 6 days prior! Awesome job everyone!
Carlos heel-striking like a boss. |
Kevin and his aerodynamic beard. |
Our speedy grand-masters Tunde Morakinyo (3rd in AG) and Mick Slonaker (1st in AG) both ran great!
Tunde, trying to think back to happier times. |
Mick keeping his eyes on the prize... probably. |
In the Masters category Tammy Liu Hermstein knocked out a solid 42:51 (5th in AG), while Conrad Fernandes crushed a 38:45 after having run the Boston Marathon only 6 days prior! Awesome job everyone!
Conrad taking himself very seriously. |
Tammy closing out a great performance! |
More Pics:
There were several individuals who were kind enough to take photos along the race course and put them up online. Here are a few of the photos that I grabbed from the PP web site.
(If you'd like these removed, please reach out to me)