Craig Virgin Elected Into Hall Of Fame
by News
- November 10, 2010
The two-time World Cross-Country champion will be inducted in December.
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The two-time World Cross-Country champion will be inducted in December.
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The American ultra marathoner held the lead for part of the champioship race.
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The world-record holder in the marathon recently Tweeted he needs more time to think things over.
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Japan’s top marathoner pulled out because of “intense abdominal pain.”
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This year’s ING New York City Marathon runner-up will now return to the track.
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The Kenyan man and Russian woman were awarded $500,000 each for their accomplishment.
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Sammy Wanjiru had hoped to race his top rival.
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Though he placed in the top 10 and ran 2:12:33, American marathoner Dathan Ritzenhein was not pleased with his results on Sunday.
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With cameras following him every painful step of the way, Edison Pena, the famous Chilean miner finished the ING New York City Marathon.
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The 34-year-old older sister of deceased U.S. runner Ryan Shay missed starting the ING New York City Marathon due to an emergency appendectomy.
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All the pre-race focus seems to be on Haile Gebrselassie and Meb Keflezighi at this weekend’s ING New York City Marathon. But what about 2:04 marathoner James Kwambai?
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The Canadian 10,000m-record holder is looking forward to competing this Sunday at the ING New York City Marathon.
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Jonus Buud of Sweden and Kami Semick of the United States are the pre-race favorites.
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Race organizers like New York Roadrunners’ CEO Mary Wittenberg have to literally chase world-class marathoners like Haile Gebrselassie in order to convince them to run their races.
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The former University of Colorado standout and 2:13 marathoner lost his longtime coach and mentor, Greg Fedyski, in a car crash last year, but is returning to the New York City Marathon this reinvigorated.
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