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Official race winners of 2024 Cooper River Bridge Run - Vimarsana News

Official race winners of 2024 Cooper River Bridge Run

The Cooper River Bridge Run, a world famous 10K event, saw its share of elite runners cross the finishline Saturday morning.

Official race winners of 2024 Cooper River Bridge Run - Vimarsana News

Official race winners of 2024 Cooper River Bridge Run

The Cooper River Bridge Run, a world famous 10K event, saw its share of elite runners cross the finishline Saturday morning.

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Cedartown 5K and training camp Thursday - Vimarsana News

Cedartown 5K and training camp Thursday

Wednesday, July 5, 2023--10:41 a.m. -David Crowder, WRGA News- Paralympians and wheelchair athletes will be in Rome and Cedartown Thursday, preparing to race the fastest 5K course in the world. The athletes will be participating in a training camp on the Darlington School campus Thursda

Elite wheelchair athletes returning to Northwest Georgia - Vimarsana News

Elite wheelchair athletes returning to Northwest Georgia

Sunday, June 25, 2023--1:16 p.m. -News Release- 2000 C5K Paralympians and wheelchair athletes continue a two-decade tradition of gathering in Cedartown to race the fastest 5K course in the world. Paralympic medalist & ESPY winner Krige Schabort, local pastor Dave Grove, and community

Peachtree Road Race - Guide to the 2021 Peachtree Roadrace - Vimarsana News

Peachtree Road Race - Guide to the 2021 Peachtree Roadrace

Jason Getz The Peachtree Road Race, the world’s largest 10K road race, is held every Fourth of July in Atlanta, Georgia. Hosted by the Atlanta Track Club, the race draws thousands of spectators and volunteers who come out each year to support the runners—all 60,000 of them, in non-pandemic times. “The race is known here locally as the place where Atlanta celebrates the Fourth of July,” Atlanta Track Club executive director Rich Kenah told Runner’s World. “It’s much more than a running event. It’s an opportunity for Atlanta to come together. It’s Atlanta’s finest day.”