The long distance qualifying races have barely finished, but it's already time to look forward to tomorrow, when Team USA takes on the physical and technical challenges of the middle distance qualification races. The men's courses are 3.6-3.7km with 190-205m of climb and 11 controls. The women's courses are 2.9-3.0km with 140-150m of climb and 9 controls. As usual, the 15 best runners from each heat go through to the final.
Check out this video of the terrain taken during training by Ken Walker.
Here are the start times of Team USA competitors in the middle distance qualification:
Hannah Burgess 2:18pm CET (8:18am EDT)
Alex Jospe 2:30pm CET (8:30am EDT)
Alison Crocker 2:44pm CET (8:44am EDT)
Ken Walker 3:32pm CET (9:32am EDT)
Ross Smith 3:52om CET (9:52am EDT)
Sergei Zhyk 4:16pm CET (10:16am EDT)
All photos by Eddie Bergeron
Go Team USA!!!
8 comments:
Go Team! Run well tomorrow!
Looking good!!!!
Way to go!!!
Excelllent showing today, we, i.e. you, are getting better...very proud of your efforts. We know you all are having fun...keep up the great effort.
Still looking for that great picture of Sam to use on the stamp.
Great to see so many solid runs. Keep going strong!
Well done, team! That middle distance terrain looked wicked complex! All these tortellini contours, and they are 5 meters - must have been fun to run in!
And Ali: 30:00 on the dot - your lucky number for the finals! Fantastic!
So great to see everyone happy with their runs today and so upbeat! I couldn't stop smiling during Ali's interview. You guys are doing awesome!! Have a wonderful day off tomorrow and chill.
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