DMMarla07860
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Correct. The sweep clock starts when the last person in the race crosses the start line. From then on, if you do not stay in front of the sweepers and their 16 min/mile pace, you are at risk of being swept. The more forward you are in your corral and the further up your corral is from the last one, the more of a time cushion you have to stay in front of the sweepers.
This is great to know it's my first 10k, I don't want to get swept, but am nervous about it. So if I finish each mile in 8-10 mins I should hopefully be fine? Just hoping I'm not in the last corral