Nearly 2,000 runners compete at Ha Long Bay Heritage Marathon
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The runners competed in the 5km, 10km, 21km and 42km categories of the tourney whose running course was selected one of the best around the globe by the Runner’s World UK magazine.
Almost 2,000 runners from over 60 countries participate in the fourth International Ha Long Bay Heritage Marathon on November 25. |
This year’s event saw the participation of many professional athletes such as Lee Grantham from the UK – the world’s 100km champion in 2017, and Nguyen Tien Hung from Vietnam – the Southeast Asian champion at the China-ASEAN International Marathon in Guangxi province in November.
Notably, Low Kuan Sow, a 76-year-old Malaysian, became the oldest runner in the 42km category. Lee Grantham and Nguyen Tien Hung finished first and second in the 42km race, respectively.
The fourth edition was organized by the provincial Department of Culture and Sports, the municipal Ha Long People’s Committee, and the Duc Huong Co. Ltd. It was also part of the National Tourism Year 2018 that focused on Ha Long and Quang Ninh.
Source: VNA
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