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So to answers the OP's question: the reason she's the first woman to finish isn't necessarily because of bias or sexism, but could rather be simply because of t
by kalind 2y ago
So to answers the OP's question: the reason she's the first woman to finish isn't necessarily because of bias or sexism, but could rather be simply because of the very challenging time limit, and the fact that the women's world record ultra times are around 10-15% slower than the men's on all distances from 50k up to 6 days (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultramarathon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultramarathon)
- gcanyon 2y agoIf you take that 10-15% number seriously, then her finish is a (graded) course record by a healthy margin.
- votepaunchy 2y agoHer 59:58 is 15.2% longer than the course record of 52:03.
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