BIB No: 3212
Finish time: 2:18:49
Rank: 395 (420 overall)
It was a wonderful experience at the 2nd Huch Delhi Half marathon.
I had particpated in the previous years event also but what made this event special for me was that I really enjoyed this one. I had chosed a conservative strategy for this race, as I was running this with much less training than required. I was planning to run the race at a consistent pace of 6:15min/km. What I could finally manage on the day was about 6:30 min/km, which resulted in my overall finish time of 2 hours 18 minutes.
I will put in more details / photographs from the event later.
Results of HDHM 2006:
Men:
1. Francis Kibiwott (Ken) 1:01.36
2. Cuthbert Nyasngo (Zim) 1:02.30
3. John J. Korir (Ken) 1:03.16
Women:
1. Lineth Chepkirui (Ken) 1:10.40
2. Erkesso Teriba (Eth) 1:11.22
3. Dire Tune (Ken) 1:11.35
Performance of India runners (courtesy DNA):
Among the Indian runners, Ram Singh finished in overall 18th place, clocking 1:06.52, and also set a new course record in the process. He was the best Indian runner and went home richer by $2500, pushing veteran Bharav Singh Lone (1:07.11) to the second spot. P Nagendra Rao (1:07.25) finished third among the Indians. In the women’s section, the top three Indian runners were Pampa Chanda (1:21.47), Rina Das (1:23.16) and Laishram Devi (1:23:37).
Some snaps from the event:
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{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }
Hi Tanvir,
Good informative blog.. i too ran the Hutch Delhi half on Sun ..
Bib No.3771
Finish Time 2.26
Found the course slightly confusing & definitely more heat than in Feb 06 when i ran the half marathon in 2.21
Waiting for yr snaps of the run.
Param
hi tanvir..nice to know that you enjoyed the race.
f/b is always welcome. Do write to me for any concerns and the ways in which we can make a better job. And yeah..keep up the tempo for the mumbai one now.
and yeah..I had put up the route map on the website…. http://hdhm.indiatimes.com/articleshow/1823251.cms
I should have got it on the homepage…but was caught up with too many things.