Armagh Men's Road Race : Speakers & Interviews

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#23	Sean M Ward March 11 at 8:27am Great watching this race again. Will pass on the site to other runners on the west coast to promote the 20th. race reply
#22	Brian Vallie February 24 at 10:18pm Chris barnicle is a badass!!! reply
#21	Butler Court February 24 at 7:38am I thought Conor did a great job!! reply
#20	Lmg February 23 at 7:56pm Credit to Armagh for doing a great job. Why were the irish guys not waering irish uniforms when all other countries had them. This was a genuine USA team in full gear. Finns also were in uniforms aswere the poles. The AAI should do better for races like this that do such a great job for irish athletics. reply
#19	Kevin Gilmore February 23 at 2:39pm hahahaha i'm sorry but the commentary is terrible. reply
#18	Anonymous Coward February 22 at 11:13pm Wasn't there supposed to be a cross country race today? Where is the vid? reply
#17	HS Runner February 22 at 9:18pm Great coverage, but it was more fun watching it without volume because of Connor Sweeney's incredibly boring commentary. Where's the excitement when Nightingale passes Thompson?! reply
#16	Max Group February 22 at 11:45am How does Barnicle run so damn fast with such a bad upper body form? reply
#15	Go Conor February 21 at 9:41pm conor sweeney did some great commentary there! well done reply
#14	David Bishop February 21 at 7:17pm Barnicle is my hero reply
#13	kevind February 21 at 5:45pm Result links coming in a sec reply
#12	Massachusetts February 21 at 5:42pm great job Barnicle representing the USA and Massachusetts!... but what is with that arm dude? reply
#11	Geesh February 21 at 5:29pm Why do these elites have such bad form? reply
#10	You're Right. February 21 at 3:25pm Michael Machado, I agree. Mark does a fascinating accent. reply
#9	PeytonH February 21 at 1:10pm Thrilling finish, Chris Barnicle! I'm going for a run right NOW! reply
#8	Spreitzer February 21 at 11:55am that was the best road race coverage ever on flotrack reply
#7	Robert Lee February 21 at 9:55am Absolutely fantastic coverage..thank you. reply
#6	Anonymous Coward February 21 at 8:06am is there results for this? I saw some USA jersey's at the end there that zipped by to quickly for me to see who it was. What did the home boyz run besides Nightingale and Barni? reply
#5	Ha February 21 at 7:26am "When they get to the bell lap, there will be a bell." reply
#4	Michael Machado February 21 at 1:37am The announcing is simply amazing. I would watch this again just for the accent reply
#3	Citrus Candy February 20 at 10:28pm barnicle's upper body form is such a mess. how is he that fast when his form sux so much? reply
#2	Running Form February 20 at 10:13pm God between Carroll's loping and Barnicles...whatever that is...Chris is your right arm dead? reply
#1	Tinney February 20 at 9:21pm Suck on that Heather! reply

Raymond Fausey

Armagh Men's Road Race

February 20, 2009

About David Nightingale

Organization:	ZAP Fitness
College:	Princeton University
High School:	Loomis Chaffee - Windsor. Connecticut
Bio:	Nightingale is beginning his second season of post collegiate running after a very successful rookie season. The 23 year-old ran personal bests this past year of 3:43 for 1,500m, 13:42 for 5,000m, and… + See More + Nightingale is beginning his second season of post collegiate running after a very successful rookie season. The 23 year-old ran personal bests this past year of 3:43 for 1,500m, 13:42 for 5,000m, and… + See More - See Less - Nightingale is beginning his second season of post collegiate running after a very successful rookie season. The 23 year-old ran personal bests this past year of 3:43 for 1,500m, 13:42 for 5,000m, and 7:57 for 3,000m - the latter placing him 4th at the USATF Indoor Championships. Nightingale qualified for both the Indoor and Outdoor USATF National Championships (3k / 5k), and won both the Virginia Tech and Terrier Classic Invitationals on the track. Nightingale also performed well in both cross country and the roads - he was 10th at both the USATF Club and World XC Trials and won the Armagh Road Race 5k in Northern Ireland in a course record time of 13:54. David will have an abbreviated strength based fall before returning to XC and track in the spring of 2010.