7/18/05 General Marathon Updates
I enjoy, from time-to-time, looking at the News Search feature of google.com. After looking today, I thought that I would pass along some general marathon (and half marathon) notes of interest:
1.) Japan's 2004 Olympic Gold medalist Mizuki Noguchi's next marathon will be the Berlin Marathon on September 25, 2005. Click here.
2.) 60-year-old Janice Newman of Eastcote, Middlesex, UK, who is blind, completed Sunday's Wycombe Half Marathon in 2:23:26 two (2) years after breaking her leg in a skiing accident. Click here.
3.) Standard Chartered's Greatest Race On Earth Is Back! Four Challenging Marathons. Four Cities. Largest Prize Pool of Any World Marathon. Click here.
4.) Detroit Free Press/Flagstar Bank Marathon (in October), the fastest growing marathon in the country, is reaching participation milestones. Click here.
5.) Denver area (Colfax) marathon, that is targeted for May 2006, may indeed become a reality. Click here.
1.) Japan's 2004 Olympic Gold medalist Mizuki Noguchi's next marathon will be the Berlin Marathon on September 25, 2005. Click here.
2.) 60-year-old Janice Newman of Eastcote, Middlesex, UK, who is blind, completed Sunday's Wycombe Half Marathon in 2:23:26 two (2) years after breaking her leg in a skiing accident. Click here.
3.) Standard Chartered's Greatest Race On Earth Is Back! Four Challenging Marathons. Four Cities. Largest Prize Pool of Any World Marathon. Click here.
4.) Detroit Free Press/Flagstar Bank Marathon (in October), the fastest growing marathon in the country, is reaching participation milestones. Click here.
5.) Denver area (Colfax) marathon, that is targeted for May 2006, may indeed become a reality. Click here.
posted by WalkSports.com | 6:17 PM
1 Comments:
Janice Newman's story is such an inspiration. According to the article, she's also run the London Marathon...TWICE. Thanks for sharing it!! :)
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