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Kevin Morris At The Marathon Project in Chandler, Arizona, Sara Hall set a personal best, running 2:20:32 to win the race. She was on pace to top Deena Kastor’s American record—2:19:36—but fell off in the second half. Keira D’Amato and Kellyn Taylor finished second and third respectively, running 2:22:56 and 2:25:22. On the men’s side, Martin Hehir won the race in 2:08:59, good enough for seventh on the all-time list of American marathoners. Noah Droddy finished second in 2:09:09, putting him ninth all-time. On a 2.1-mile stretch of flat road in the desert, with the occasional cact...

Martin Hehir Wins Marathon Project In 2:08:59 at 7 Americans Break 2:10 December 20, 2020 It was a historic day in the desert today, as seven Americans broken 2:10 at the Marathon Project in Chandler, Ariz., obliterating the previous record for most American sub-2:10’s in one race (four at the 2012 Olympic Trials). Between a deep field (11 men with sub-2:12 pbs), perfect weather (in the 30s and 40s during the race, with almost zero wind) and terrific pacemaking, and the super shoe revolution, conditions were ripe for a very, very fast day. And the race delivered. 2:09:00 pace was the goal, ...

Full Men’s and Women’s Results 2020 Marathon Project – Sara Hall and Martin Hehir Win On the men’s side Martin Hehir of Noah Droddy as seven American men went sub 2:10. On the women’s side Sara Hall of Asics missed becoming the second American woman under 2:20 but did run 2:20:32, to become the second fastest American ever. Full results of both races are below. If you’d like intermediate splits the official race tracking is here. All the LetsRun.com coverage can be found here. Full Men’s Results 1 Martin Hehir 2:08:59 2 Noah Droddy 2:09:09 3 Colin Bennie 2:09:38 4 Scott F...

RRW: Will Keira D’Amato’s Breakout Year Have a Fairy Tale Ending at The Marathon Project? By David Monti, @d9monti (c) 2020 Race Results Weekly, all rights reserved (18-Dec) — When 2020 began, Keira D’Amato was hardly a household name in elite running circles.  The then-35 year-old, a full-time realtor from Midlothian, Virginia, was a long-ago collegiate miler for American University with a career best time of 4:38.74 set back in 2007.  Born Keira Carlstrom, when the name “Keira D’Amato” began popping up in road race results in 2019 many did not connect D’Amato with her coll...

A Win Would Mean More Than A Fast Time To Fauble At The Marathon Project Dec 18, 2020 David Monti (c) 2020 Race Results Weekly, all rights reserved (17-Dec) -- When Scott Fauble lines up for Sunday's The Marathon Project in Chandler, Ariz., scoring a fast time will only be at the back of his mind. Sure, it would be nice to improve on his career best of 2:09:09 from the Boston Marathon in 2019, but the 29 year-old who lives and trains with the Hoka Northern Arizona Elite team in Flagstaff wants the win even more. "I just want to compete to win," Fauble told reporters via video conference yest...