Which would be better proof of time to submit?

[cewait]

Thanks Charles. Is there a projected calculator link somewhere?

My Disney half was actually 2:26:57. And my 10K 1:06:02.

When I did the Disney half in 2009 I submitted a 10K time of 1:08:08 and they put me in Corral B Wave 1. I assumed this was because of the time I submitted? Doesn't it help some?

I really don't get their Coral assignments

I had a 1:02 10k that I submitted and my bib was assigned to Coral E
I went to runner relations questioning this and they said that put me in Coral C. I asked if I submitted my last hm time of 2:16 would change that and they said nope, still Coral C.. So interesting how you were assigned to B...

Joanne, you really cannot compare year after year corral assignments in the half, especially after the split of the half from the full in 2006. They are toying around with the corrals and waves each and every start in an effort to give everyone the best start they can. It also depends on the mix of runners in any given year. WIth the influx of 5000 extra half runners and 5000 extra goofy registrants I believe there were more speedier folks registering for the half this year. Your 2:16 was a C corral this year but would have been a B in 2009.

For the record your 1:02 10k and 2:16 half are essentially the same race pace.

 

[lenshanem]

Just to clarify, you can still drop down and run in a later corral, correct? I was getting ready to sign us up, but hesitated when I started to put in DH's predicted finishing time. It is quite a bit faster than mine.

 

[cewait]

Just to clarify, you can still drop down and run in a later corral, correct? I was getting ready to sign us up, but hesitated when I started to put in DH's predicted finishing time. It is quite a bit faster than mine.

Yes you can always start in a slower corral.

 

[lenshanem]

Thanks guys. I'm all set and registered!

 

[cewait]

sweeet - now all you got to do is train!