Recent Highlights

21 AprToronto Yonge Street 10k
21 AprSemi-Marathon International de Nice
21 AprVancouver Sun Run
21 AprBT Halvmarathon
21 AprDavid Lloyd Lincoln Triathlon
20 AprWarrior Dash Victoria
20 AprITU World Series - San Diego
20 AprGreat Ocean and Otway Classic Ride
14 AprAustralian Running Festival
14 AprWombat 100
14 AprAustin 10/20
14 AprBrighton Mini Mile Races
14 AprBrighton Marathon
14 AprSPAR Junior Great Ireland Run
14 AprSPAR Great Ireland Run
14 AprNISSAN Corporate Triathlon Perth
14 AprABN AMRO Marathon Rotterdam
13 AprCollegiate National Championships
13 AprXterra
13 AprChallenge Fuerteventura
13 AprRotterdam 5km Loop
13 AprRotterdam Kids Run
7 AprClare Valley Half Marathon
7 AprHill to Harbour Challenge
7 AprCity of Joondalup Triathlon 2

2011 City2Surf

14 Aug:

Dressing up is part of the fun for the world's largest timed fun run - and there were plenty of imaginative costumes at the 41st Sydney City2Surf. The 14km run from the central city to Bondi Beach attracted a record 85,000 entries and filled the streets with a stream of people for most of the morning. Men's winner Liam Adams crossed the line in 41m11s - before the last wave of the race had begun. Many entered the event to raise money for charities and this year it's estimated more than $A3 million was raised for worthy causes.

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Ohme Marathon

19 Feb:

In perfect running weather and a cool 6.5degC, almost 17,500 people ran the Ohme Marathon in this beautiful region west of Tokyo. This was the 46th year of Ohme Marathon and runners could choose between a 30km or 10km course. Two shorter races were held for elementary and junior high school children.

Ohme city was founded in 1951 by the combination of three smaller villages. Its name was taken from the original town of Ōme, which was famous for its Japanese Apricots. In 1955, four additional villages joined with Ōme to become what it is today. Historically it was a station on the road between east and west Japan.

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Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon

05 Feb:

Hong Kong Marathon's first and second finishers were so close they shared the same winning time - 2:11:27. Ethiopian Dejere Abera (1st) and Kenyan Eliud Cheptei (2nd) also beat the existing race record of 2:13:09, which has stood since 1998, the second year of the event.

Some 70,000 participated in this year's race, running distances of either 10km, half marathon or the full marathon, which took runners over two magnificent bridges and under the harbour to finish on Hong Kong island - in conditions well suited to comfortable running and good times.

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Munich Marathon

09 Oct:

Chilly weather didn't stop more than 16,000 runners enjoying the 26th Munich Marathon. With a course that includes some of Munich's best sights, the finish has its own spectacle as runners pass through a curtain of mist, music and coloured lights to complete the last 400 metres inside the Munich Olympic Stadium. About 80,000 spectators supported participants from 93 countries as they completed distances in the full or half marathon, 10km or relay race.

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Amsterdam Marathon

16 Oct:

It was perfect running weather for the 36th Amsterdam Marathon; blue sky, autumn sunshine and almost no wind - and record numbers turned out to run in the marathon and shorter distances. The flat, fast course passes through some of the city's most attractive features.

This year six men finished under 2:07 although last year's course record still held. Ethiopian Tiki Gelana set a new women's record of 2:22:08 and Dutch runner Lornah Kiplagat earned herself a place at the London Olympic Games for her finish in 2:25:52.

The times confirm that Amsterdam Marathon is one of the fastest in the world and one that is also enjoyed by runners from throughout the world.

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