NYC Marathon

NYC Marathon
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NYC Marathon

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Marathon runners had the sights of New York City before them as they entered Manhattan.

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Thousands of marathoners filled the streets on their quest to complete the five-borough challenge.

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Paula Radcliffe and second place finisher Gete Wami were step for step throughout most of the race.

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First place finisher Martin Lel (fourth from left) paces himself in preparation for the final miles.

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Wheelchair competitors vie for position.

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Martin Lel crossed the finish line in an impressive 2:09:04.

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Great Britain's Paula Radcliffe beat her main competition by more than 20 seconds.

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Edith Hunkeler, winner of the women's wheelchair division, was elated as she burst through the banner.

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Kurt Fearnley, winner of the men's wheelchair division, waves to marathon supporters in Central Park.

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Winners of the men's and women's divisions, Martin Lel and Paula Radcliffe, share a championship moment.

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Representing their respective homelands, the top three women (from left, Jelena Prokopcuka (3rd), Paula Radcliffe (1st) and Gete Wami) are all smiles after the race.

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The top three men (from left, Abderrahim Goumr (2nd), Martin Lel (1st) and Hendrick Ramaala) enjoy the cheers as they don the flags of their native lands.

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Lance Armstrong is congratulated by New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg upon completing his second New York City marathon.

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Paula Radcliffe enjoys her daughters company after placing first.


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