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The 12 pages that link to Pacing strategy, each with the reason it gives.

• MarathonRelated: Even pacing helps marathoners limit fatigue and avoid slowing sharply late in the race.

• Individual time trialRelated: Even effort helps time trialists avoid starting too hard and losing speed late.

• Time trialRelated: Even effort distribution helps riders avoid losing time through early exhaustion.

• Cross-country runningRelated: Uneven terrain and changing elevation make even effort harder than on a track.

• 1500 metresRelated: Even pacing and a fast finish are common approaches to managing the event’s distance.

• Abebe BikilaRelated: Bikila’s controlled pace helped him sustain speed over the marathon distance.

• Tirunesh DibabaRelated: Championship races often reward conserving energy for a decisive late surge.

• UltramarathonRelated: Ultrarunners manage effort over far longer periods than marathoners.

• Eliud KipchogeRelated: Even pacing and controlled surges have shaped his record-setting marathon performances.

• Haile GebrselassieRelated: Judicious pacing helped him convert endurance into championship wins and records.

• Jacques AnquetilRelated: Anquetil’s measured effort helped him maintain speed over long time trials.

• Paula RadcliffeRelated: Radcliffe’s record performances depended on maintaining a demanding, steady pace.