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How U.S. Record Holder Alicia Monson Prepares for a World Title Run - Vimarsana News

How U.S. Record Holder Alicia Monson Prepares for a World Title Run

America’s fastest distance runner is preparing to race against the world’s best. How close can she get? 

Kamworor vs Chebet, Gidey added to field for New York City Marathon | NEWS - Vimarsana News

Kamworor vs Chebet, Gidey added to field for New York City Marathon | NEWS

Defending champion Evans Chebet will challenge two-time winner Geoffrey Kamworor, while Letesenbet Gidey will race at the event for the first time

Ethiopia dominates women's marathon, Canada's Natasha Wodak achieves top-15 finish - Vimarsana News

Ethiopia dominates women's marathon, Canada's Natasha Wodak achieves top-15 finish

With aspirations of a top 10 finish, Natasha Wodak narrowly misses the mark, finishing 15th in the world in 2:30:09

Falmouth Road Race Sees Records Broken In Field Of Nearly 10K Runners - Vimarsana News

Falmouth Road Race Sees Records Broken In Field Of Nearly 10K Runners

Falmouth Road Race Sees Records Broken In Field Of Nearly 10K Runners - Falmouth, MA - The men's and women's records in the wheelchair division were shattered, and some of the race's biggest names came out on top. What to know.

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Boston Marathon winner Hellen Obiri and fellow Kenyan Wesley Kiptoo win Falmouth Road Race - Vimarsana News

Boston Marathon winner Hellen Obiri and fellow Kenyan Wesley Kiptoo win Falmouth Road Race

Wesley Kiptoo has tied the Falmouth Road Race course record in winning the race. Fellow Kenyan Hellen Obiri won the women's race in the second-fastest time in the Sunday event's 51-year history. Obiri is the reigning Boston Marathon champion and a two-time Olympic silver medalist. With temperatures in the low 70s and winds at her back, Obiri won in 35 minutes, 13 seconds to prevail by 19 seconds. Emily Sisson, of Providence, Rhode Island, was second in 35:32. That's the fastest time ever by an American woman. Wheelchair winners Daniel Romanchuk and Susannah Scaroni both broke the course record...

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