That's a little early. And the humidity, Larry said, is going to get higher as the morning goes on. It has to be an advantage to us. We might even get a little shade. We also understand the logistical things, too.
Nobody's an idiot up here.
Sometimes we can't change things. The concern over the starting time shows how much pressure the runners are under. In addition to the typical stress over wanting to make the team, the runners need to worry about meeting a specific time, and as the weather gets hotter, running faster gets harder. Then runners start hearing 60 degrees, they cringe because they know they're going to be sweating a few miles into it. They start getting scared when temperatures are in the 70s or 80s because they know they'll be sweating when they're warming up.