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New York City Marathon Magnificent

Inspiring performances on November 4, 2007The New York City Marathon was not without
contributed to a classic New York Cityheartfelt emotion and disappointment this
Marathon. Run on a crisp autumn Sunday, ayear. Aside from the struggles every
record 39,085 runners took their positions oncompetitor faces and the fact that some
Staten  Island.entrants do not finish there were other
concerns.
The NYC Marathon began in 1970, a result of
the vision of the New York Road Runners, whoA day earlier, in New York, the U.S runner
continue to stage it. The initial race wasRyan Shay, 28, collapsed and died at the 2008
contained to Central Park. This evolved intoU.S. Olympic Team Trials Men's Marathon. This
the present course, which runs through theresonated with the runners as they learned of
five boroughs of New York. There's a buzzthis  tragedy  in  their  running fraternity.
throughout these locations each year in the
weeks  leading  up  to  the  event.Ernst Van Dyk of South Africa could not race
in the wheelers division. He had the
This year's race saw Paula Radcliffe of Greatmisfortune of having his chair not arrive on
Britain emerge as the winner in the women'sthe flight to New York. The world record-
division. Martin Lel of Kenya was the men'sholder watched the race from the sidelines
winner. Edith Hunkeler of Switzerland won theinstead  of  participating.
women's wheeler division; Kurt Fearnley of
Australia won the men's wheeler race for theMarathons, in general, are a test of the
second  year  in  a  row.human spirit. To run 26.2 miles and have
enough kick at the end to fight off a
Paula Radcliffe's story is particularlycompetitor is an accomplishment. In the case
noteworthy. She lives in Monaco and onof the New York City Marathon, it's an even
January 17 of this year she gave birth to agreater accomplishment. The prestige and
baby girl there at the Princess Gracesurrounding hype contribute to its ability to
Hospital. Less than ten months later,play on the runners' emotions. Add to that
Radcliffe, 33, crossed the finish line in Newthe high-caliber athleticism of the
York as victor in this race. A late racecontestants and you have a dramatic script
explosion of energy propelled her ahead ofalready in place. Once the players take the
Gete Wami of Ethiopia. Wami had taken thefield, an intriguing story develops every
lead earlier from Radcliffe. Radcliffe'syear.
winning time clocked in at 2 hours, 23
minutes,  and  9  seconds.In a race that ends in beautiful Central Park
the electricity is apparent. That's why it
The men's race had no lack of drama itself.captures the imagination of runners
Martin Lel battled step for step withworldwide. In 2006, 93,000 plus applications
Abderrahim Goumri well in to the last stagecame in for the race - much more than the
in Central Park. Lel's strong finishing powerslots  available.
led him to a 12-second win over the Moroccan.
His first-place winning time was 2 hours, 9This year's race was no exception with
minutes,  and  4  seconds.throngs lining the streets. The weather
cooperated as did the staff and volunteers of
In the women's wheeler division, Ediththe  New  York  Road  Runners.
Hunkeler, 35, broke her previous record for
the course in a time of 1 hour, 52 minutes,From Staten Island, through Brooklyn, Queens,
and 38 seconds. It was a wonderful comebackand the Bronx and then to the thrilling
for her; having severely crushed her leg in afinish in Manhattan, the marathon continues
racing  accident  in  2006.to  inspire.
Kurt Fearnley, 26, won the men's wheeler raceRunners worldwide, as well as 2 million
in a time of 1 hour, 33 minutes, and 58spectators and estimated 315 million
seconds. He broke the course record in Newtelevision viewers look forward every year to
York  City  in  2006.autumn in New York and the November running
of the New York Marathon.



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