Rebeccah Wassner of NYC won her second straight New York City Triathlon today and Filip Osaly of the Czech Republic took the men's division, according to an article posted at Triathlon.competitor.com.
The article says today's NYC Tri was the warmest ever, with the temperature hitting 88 degrees at about 11 a.m. A few running buddies I follow on Twitter have reported that they are "surviving" the race, so although they're having a tough time with the conditions, it sounds like they've all managed to finish.
Unfortunately the NYC Triathlon website, www.nyctri.com, isn't faring as well as the competitors; it's been giving a "Site Unavailable" message all morning. The good news is that the NYC Tri Twitter page, www.twitter.com/nyctriathlon, is working, and updates are being provided there. They say they will continue giving updates via Twitter until the website is back up.
As for NYC Triathlon results, the Twitter account says they will be available this afternoon and the URL for results will be posted on Twitter.
Showing posts with label 2008 new york marathon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2008 new york marathon. Show all posts
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Race Results - 2008 ING New York City Marathon
The results for the 2008 ING New York City Marathon are coming in, and you can view them at the official race results page: http://ingnewyorkmarathon.com/results/index.php. All results may not be up at the moment, but keep checking back throughout the day, as NYC Marathon results will be posted as they become available.
You can find the 2008 NYC Marathon results for the top finishers at the moment. Finishers in time order should be up later on Sunday. You can now find lists of finishers from previous years. Congratulations to all finishers of the 2008 New York City Marathon!
You can find the 2008 NYC Marathon results for the top finishers at the moment. Finishers in time order should be up later on Sunday. You can now find lists of finishers from previous years. Congratulations to all finishers of the 2008 New York City Marathon!
Paula Radcliffe Blows Away Field to Win 2008 New York Marathon
Paula Radcliffe of Great Britain has won the 2008 New York City Marathon, capturing the title for the third time. Radcliffe led the race from the starting gun and finished with a time of 2:23:56.
New York native Kara Goucher, running in her first marathon, finished in third place. Ludmilla Petrova of Russia finished second and was close to the Briton for much of the race, but Radcliffe opened up distance from Petrova with a 5:12 mile late in the race.
Radcliffe made her intention to win clear from the start, taking the lead at the very beginning and staying at the front of the pack the entire race. Goucher, who is originally from Queens, had dropped out of the lead pack of five runners and appeared to be in trouble, but two other elite runners in that pack fell away, and Goucher found herself in third place, although more than six seconds behind Radcliffe's pace.
Goucher competed for the U.S. in the 2008 Olympics in both the 10,000 and 5,000 meters. She was born in New York but moved to Minnesota when she was four years old. Her father died in a car accident in New York, and the city has always been special to her. Kara Goucher didn't medal in either of her Olympic races in Beijing, so being on the medal stand in New York is certainly redemption for her, and a special personal moment for her as well.
Kara Goucher has a winning connection to New York as well: her coach is Alberto Salazar, a three-time winner of the New York Marathon.
The New York Daily News had a nice story on Kara Goucher's New York homecoming.
New York native Kara Goucher, running in her first marathon, finished in third place. Ludmilla Petrova of Russia finished second and was close to the Briton for much of the race, but Radcliffe opened up distance from Petrova with a 5:12 mile late in the race.
Radcliffe made her intention to win clear from the start, taking the lead at the very beginning and staying at the front of the pack the entire race. Goucher, who is originally from Queens, had dropped out of the lead pack of five runners and appeared to be in trouble, but two other elite runners in that pack fell away, and Goucher found herself in third place, although more than six seconds behind Radcliffe's pace.
Goucher competed for the U.S. in the 2008 Olympics in both the 10,000 and 5,000 meters. She was born in New York but moved to Minnesota when she was four years old. Her father died in a car accident in New York, and the city has always been special to her. Kara Goucher didn't medal in either of her Olympic races in Beijing, so being on the medal stand in New York is certainly redemption for her, and a special personal moment for her as well.
Kara Goucher has a winning connection to New York as well: her coach is Alberto Salazar, a three-time winner of the New York Marathon.
The New York Daily News had a nice story on Kara Goucher's New York homecoming.
Saturday, November 1, 2008
2008 ING New York City Marathon - FAQs, How to Get to the Start, the Wave Start
If you're running the 2008 New York Marathon tomorrow, make sure you know how you're getting to the start... there are very specific places to meet and times to be there, so don't be left out.
Also, the race is using a wave start for the first time this year, in order to cut down on congestion. How does the wave start work for the New York Marathon? Check the race's wave start FAQ for all the answers.
Runner tracking will be available for the race, but there won't be a link to it until race day. Check the New York Marathon Web site Sunday morning for the link.
Also, the race is using a wave start for the first time this year, in order to cut down on congestion. How does the wave start work for the New York Marathon? Check the race's wave start FAQ for all the answers.
Runner tracking will be available for the race, but there won't be a link to it until race day. Check the New York Marathon Web site Sunday morning for the link.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
2008 ING New York City Marathon - Running Expos, Viewing Guide, and TV Coverage
The 2008 ING New York City Marathon takes place this Sunday, November 2nd, and even if you're not running it there are plenty of ways to get involved... here are a few.
* NYC Marathon runners have to attend the Health and Fitness Expo to pick up their registration materials, but the rest of us can go whenever we like. There are shoe companies, fitness demonstrations, and more.
* Where are the best spots to view the big race? The New York Road Runners Club offers a 2008 NYC Marathon spectators' guide.
* If you'll be following the race from the comfort of your couch or somewhere else with a TV nearby, the NYRRC lists the TV viewing coverage for the race. The NYC Marathon will be covered live in the New York area on NBC (channel 4) from 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. In the rest of the U.S., NBC Sports will show a one-hour highlights program starting starting at 3 p.m. EST on November 2nd.
Universal Sports TV Network will air the race live starting at 9 a.m. EST on its digital network, with a three-hour replay at 9 that night. Check the NYRRC TV article above for information on how to view the race from outside the U.S.
* NYC Marathon runners have to attend the Health and Fitness Expo to pick up their registration materials, but the rest of us can go whenever we like. There are shoe companies, fitness demonstrations, and more.
* Where are the best spots to view the big race? The New York Road Runners Club offers a 2008 NYC Marathon spectators' guide.
* If you'll be following the race from the comfort of your couch or somewhere else with a TV nearby, the NYRRC lists the TV viewing coverage for the race. The NYC Marathon will be covered live in the New York area on NBC (channel 4) from 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. In the rest of the U.S., NBC Sports will show a one-hour highlights program starting starting at 3 p.m. EST on November 2nd.
Universal Sports TV Network will air the race live starting at 9 a.m. EST on its digital network, with a three-hour replay at 9 that night. Check the NYRRC TV article above for information on how to view the race from outside the U.S.
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
NYC Marathon Lottery Today - Find Out if You Got In
The lottery drawing for the 2008 New York City Marathon is being held today, June 4. The drawing is taking place throughout the day, but you can go here and look for the link to the entrant database to see if your name has been drawn. The site says that the final results will be available shortly before midnight Thursday morning, so if you don't find your name there now check back around midnight to see if you got in.
The 2008 ING New York City Marathon will take place on November 2nd, 2008.
The 2008 ING New York City Marathon will take place on November 2nd, 2008.
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