BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — After a disappointing finish in his first Bolder Boulder three years ago, Olympian Ryan Hall vowed to return one day and really tear up the lung-searing 10-kilometer road race in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
After watching the race the last two years, he’s back toeing the line, but he’s not nearly as defiant.
Hall said he’s “going to take the expectation level off a little bit and enjoy it” Monday when he races with fellow Americans James Carney and Aaron Braun in the annual Memorial Day 10K race at altitude.
The U.S. women’s contingent will be the same as last year: University of Colorado graduate Renee Metivier Baille, Magdalena Lewy-Boulet and Amy Hastings.
