This was Kalincinska's second marathon having run 2:50:52 outdoors last May.
When interviewed after the event, she said that repeatedly passing runners in a tight space and the nonstandard distance of the loop among her biggest problems. "I was pretty confused. I was planning to run 48 seconds per lap but there it took me 57 to 59 seconds. I didn’t know if I was on pace. I couldn’t go too fast at the beginning, didn’t want to hit the wall. On the other hand I had to keep in mind I am going for a world record, so I can’t go too slow."
Even though they changed direction every hour, she did complain of sore calves and shins afterwards probably because of all the turns.
The first indoor marathon in Ireland is coming up in Midleton on the 22nd of February.
