Bhutan’s Kinzang Lhamo fulfills promise of finishing women's marathon | Paris Olympics | NBC Sports
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Bhutan’s Kinzang Lhamo fulfills promise of finishing women's marathon | Paris Olympics | NBC Sports
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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It is so commendable that she finished the race, great job. I love the fact that people stayed to continue cheering for her. This is what the Olympics are about?
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The people running with her was the coolest part. I love that Spirit.
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She STILL finished a marathon in under four hours. To me, that’s still impressive.
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A testament to the spirit of sports and sportsmanship! Bravo to this athlete! and Bravo to all the supporters!!
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I love the support she received. That's a long road by oneself. I'm glad that she finished the race and met her goal. The Olympic spirit lives on.
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This is the true meaning of marathon, this is the spirit of sportsmanship! ❤️
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Those in the stands saw Hassan cross the finish line at 2:22:55. 33 minutes later they had watched 78 other racers cross the finish line as Shrestha of Nepal crossed the line at 2:55:06 in 79th place. And then they stayed in those stands for another 57 minutes waiting for and cheering on Lhamo?! Amazing show of support for the Bhutanese runner. This was a wonderful Olympic moment.
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Great that the Bhutan Flag was with her. Having been to Bhutan many times this is what I would expect. Bhutanese are not quitters.
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Watching people run along side her and so many stayed to watch her finish, tells you what the olympics are and should always be about. ❤
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I very much appreciate you reporting this. I am proud of her and proud for her country. It is a tough race to begin with. May she continue to live the life of grit, determination, and inspiration.
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As a former amateur, overweight, slow-paced half marathon runner, I was always so thrilled with the welcoming, supportive nature of running culture as a whole. For the vast majority of people, they didn't care about your age, experience, speed, etc but so encouraging if you were just out there doing it.
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It’s all about finishing what we started that really counts. Cheers to her. Soo motivating
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People forget she’s a badass ultramarathoner! The marathon is only her warmup.
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3 hours 52 minutes is a very, very solid time by human standards-- reveals how insanely good top Olympians are that it was 90 minutes (!!) off the winning pace.
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I hope she is proud. I feel pride for her.
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btw, there were 11 runners who opted not to finish. she wasn't one of them.
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This almost made me tear up. This is like the best of humanity. It’s so cool to see the Olympic spirit live on well over a hundred years later
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Best video of these Olympics. And shoutout to the fans for sticking around, what a moment to see that live!
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It’s not how you start it’s how you finished. Well done young lady.
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I am so proud of her.
