Russian Leonid
Shvetsov took the Comrades Marathon today for a second year in a row and in a record time of 5:24:48. The 83rd running of the famed South African ultra saw about 12,000 people take to the 90k course - this year being an "up" route finishing in
Pietermaritzburg with a net elevation gain of over 2,000 ft. Check out the
Independent Online for this and other news about Comrades (
link). For gory detail on what it's like to run the world's oldest ultra when you're
under trained, check out this
Runners' World piece (
story).
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