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10 Top City Marathons
By Matt Gilbert on 29/03/2010 17:44:26
The globetrotters' guide to the world's finest urban 26.2-milers
Rome Marathon (Italy, March)It's no wonder that foreign runners make up more than a third of the field for this race, which is effectively a 26.2-mile sightseeing tour around the Eternal City. The race is held on a Sunday in March, and takes in the ancient splendours of the Colos...
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10 Top City Marathons (Preview)
By Matt Gilbert on 30/03/2010 09:22:04
The globetrotters' guide to the world's finest urban 26.2-milers (non-subscriber preview)
Rome Marathon (Italy, March)It's no wonder that foreign runners make up more than a third of the field for this race, which is effectively a 26.2-mile sightseeing tour around the Eternal City. The race is held on a Sunday in March, and takes in the ancient splendours of the Colos...
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Overseas Aid: Staying Healthy Abroad
By Roy Stevenson on 03/06/2011 14:25:01
Don't let falling ill abroad ruin your race - we've come to the rescue
One of the great joys of triathlon is that it gives you the perfect excuse to travel all over the world to take part in races. But if you don't make plans and take precautions you can easily fall victim to sickness or injury and all your hard
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RW's Top 100 UK Races of the Year
By Runner's World on 08/07/2002 21:54:34
Category by category - the races that you shouldn't be missing
runners. Over the past year the staff and correspondents of RUNNERS WORLD have spent most of their weekends travelling to a huge number of these events. Those travels, together with informal surveys of competitors and other reader feedback, provide
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Lorraine and Linda running our first marathon for Motor Neurone Disease
By Lorraine Bailey 2 on 21/04/2011 21:15:56
We had an amazing day.My 7 children and some with partners came to cheer.
Wonderful day. I did not know I could keep going so long but with the best friend in the world and the support of my family cheering, I made it nearly running the whole way! My seven children and husband came to cheer even though the men had been
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Sail Round The BUPA Great North Run In Style
By Runner's World on 20/08/2002 13:56:52
Join Runner's World on board The Queen of Scandinavia for the world's largest half-marathon
and someone to answer general queries about travel arrangements will also be on hand. On race day RUNNER’S WORLD will have the following pace groups: Sub-1:30 with Sean Fishpool, Steve Smythe and Rob Spedding; Sub-1:45 with Steven Seaton and Oliver Roberts
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Budapest Marathon
By Clemmie Allen on 15/05/2009 11:03:20
Follow history along the course of the Danube in majestic Budapest, packed with reminders of visitors from Romans to revolutionaries
Hungary has not traditionally been noted for being an integral cog in the marathon-running machine, but perhaps it's time the world started to pay it a bit more attention. 2008's 23rd edition of the Budapest Marathon saw a whopping 10 different
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Marathon Man: Steve Edwards
By Emma Curry on 23/03/2011 15:36:16
We found out made one man run a whopping 500 sub-4:00 marathons
Runner's World talks to Steve Edwards, 48, the man who knows all there is to know about running the legendary 26.2 miles"I ran my first marathon aged 18. It was my first-ever race: Coventry was holding its first marathon, and I had a bet with some
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Forum v Ironman Germany: The Final Countdown
By Jj on 11/07/2006 13:22:13
Yo ho ho and a bottle of SiS Rego (chocolate flavour) - look out, Germany: the Pirates are coming!
Forumite Monique at the Bala Middle Distance TriathlonOver the past two years, the Runner’s World Tri forum has grown, strengthened and spread its DaGlo message into the furthest reaches of the international triathlon community.The Pirate Ship
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The Union Movement
By Runner's World on 10/08/2004 14:21:53
Ten new states joined the European Union in May: pack your trainers and find out how to say “negative-split” in 10 new languages.
negative-split in 10 new languages.Prague: A great mix of culture and sportCzech RepublicIn recent years, literary-minded visitors travelling to Prague to pay homage to Kafka have been overtaken by stag parties, which can be a bit of a trial, but dont let
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