Jim and Courtney always give the best interviews. That will be remembered as a big part of their legacies. Makes the sport so much more interesting to follow.
One of the best interviews I've heard Jim give. He is usually much more reticent, to the point of distraction. I understand he is a bit introverted by nature, so it's understandable. But he seemed much more engaged here, and more open about his strategies and future goals. Glad I watched this one.
That was fantastic! What an earnest and engaging interview that helped us learn more about what goes through the mind of this great athlete. Loved watching 14 hours of coverage yesterday and this interview really connects all the dots for me from his film, to yesterdays race to what Jim’s future might hold. So cool!
those times training with Francois paid off as you really got the skill of racing wisely.... needless to say that your previous racing style was still very entertaining =).... congratz..!!!
@@CanadianBalllno he hasn’t, he hasn’t even put in for the lottery. If he ever gets in, it’ll be through Dale’s picks, but it’s a low priority for him at this stage of his career
I could see him doing it in a few years… Hardrock isn’t necessarily the most competitive race and for Jim he’s still got a window to win it a handful of times.
Jim and Courtney always give the best interviews. That will be remembered as a big part of their legacies. Makes the sport so much more interesting to follow.
One of the best interviews I've heard Jim give. He is usually much more reticent, to the point of distraction. I understand he is a bit introverted by nature, so it's understandable. But he seemed much more engaged here, and more open about his strategies and future goals. Glad I watched this one.
@kessilrun6754 Quite possible.
WooooooHoooo! Well done Jim. Really happy for you.
Big congrats, you've come a long way since Found on 49.
That was fantastic! What an earnest and engaging interview that helped us learn more about what goes through the mind of this great athlete. Loved watching 14 hours of coverage yesterday and this interview really connects all the dots for me from his film, to yesterdays race to what Jim’s future might hold. So cool!
Way to go Jim, nice job! 👍🏼
Congratulations Jim!!
Wow! Great race and interview! Lots of insights and love the recap & questions!
WOW! i remember those races early on. you are really great!
Great champion, and as always the absolute best interview one can find.
Fantastic exciting run! Such a wonderful humble lovely person as well! ❤❤❤
Jim is awesome, loved that doc about him, it was great to see how he thinks and works. Congrats Jim
Amazing Jim
those times training with Francois paid off as you really got the skill of racing wisely.... needless to say that your previous racing style was still very entertaining =).... congratz..!!!
Go Jim, top man
next is for Jim are, Badwater,Hardrock, Barkley Marathon
Jimmything is possible!
Do you happen to know where I can find his hat???
Barely scratched this one out . Way to dig deep!
I spoke to Jim at one point and he said he wanted to win HardRock and Comrades. I'm curious if those are still on his list.
Seemed like he was playing with his food until the end. 😂
W jim
I wonder is there any current male runner able to win the big three in the same year like Courtney in 2023 ?
Patient and relaxed wow…
Swim Walmsley!
Where's Jim??
Hardrock. Hardrock. Hardrock.
so is he ever going to tackle Hardrock 100???
He’s been trying. It’s a lottery.
@@CanadianBalllno he hasn’t, he hasn’t even put in for the lottery. If he ever gets in, it’ll be through Dale’s picks, but it’s a low priority for him at this stage of his career
I could see him doing it in a few years… Hardrock isn’t necessarily the most competitive race and for Jim he’s still got a window to win it a handful of times.