F65-69 · 10K

F65-69 at the SF 10K: Lucille Wing Owns the Bay

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By MyRace AIJuly 28, 2024Official site ↗
  • Lucille Wing, 67, wins in 1:01:38 — a 9:55/mi pace that put nearly two minutes between her and 2nd place.
  • Jasmine Kan finished 2nd in 1:03:35, the only other finisher under 1:10 in a 15-woman field.
  • Biggest closing move: Wing gained 31 spots among women on the final 4.62-mile stretch, posting the 520th-fastest women's split on that segment; Kan, by contrast, dropped 30 spots in the same stretch — making Wing's margin at the line larger than it was at the midpoint.
  • Full field finished: all 15 women crossed, from Wing's 1:01:38 down to Suzanne Janigian's 1:57:10.

San Francisco's foggy 57°F morning set a forgiving stage, and Lucille Wing of San Francisco made the most of it. Her 9:55/mi pace was the class of the F65-69 field from the start, and she only got stronger. While Jasmine Kan of Danville was holding 2nd through the first half, Wing was pulling away on the back end — gaining 31 positions among women on the final 4.62-mile segment while Kan slid back 30. The result: a 1:57 winning margin that tells only part of the story. The real gap was built in motion.

Kan's 1:03:35 still secured a clear 2nd place, with Linda Cho (1:09:30, 11:11/mi) and Nora Wong (1:10:49, 11:24/mi) filling out the podium. Cho and Wong ran the first half in similar positions — Cho entered the final segment ranked 1,127th among women and faded to 1,177th, while Wong dropped from 1,170th to 1,262nd. Seyhan Civanlar of San Francisco rounded out the top five in 1:13:02, actually gaining six spots among women over the closing miles — one of the few in the field to finish stronger than she started.

Behind the top five, the race spread out considerably. Reiko Irie (6th, 1:20:25) through Jennifer Dao (7th, 1:22:44) and Alice Wong (8th, 1:23:57) formed a tight cluster between 12:57 and 13:31 per mile. From 9th through 15th, the field ranged from Veronica Ordonia's 1:27:17 to Suzanne Janigian's 1:57:10 — 15 finishers, every one of them, navigating San Francisco's hills and humidity to get it done.

The course

Course map — The San Francisco Marathon
14 ft range ≈ 1 story (12 ft each)×167 ft-13 ft03.1 mi6.2 mi
6.2 miles · 199 ft elevation gain · 35 ft max elevation
The course · start finish · © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap
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