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2006 Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon. The Twin Cities Marathon is a marathon in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area which normally takes place the first weekend in October. The race is often called "The Most Beautiful Urban Marathon in America" due to a course that winds through downtown districts, then along parkways that hug lakes and waterways all throughout dense urban forests in the ...
Yuya Yoshida went into Sunday's Twin Cities Marathon with a plan to run a relaxed first half, then surge ahead and win it in the rolling hills along the final stretch. Mission accomplished ...
Danny Docherty and Dakotah Lindwurm competed in the Twin Cities Marathon, and finished in third place and second place respectively. [202] [203] Docherty's time was 2:15:55, while Lindwurm's was 2:32:49. Lindwurm led the race from 12 miles (19 km) to 22 miles (35 km) before getting passed by Julia Kohnen Griffey.
Marathon 2:15:22 1995 Twin Cities Marathon: Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Minnesota: 3rd Marathon 2:15:40 1996 Twin Cities Marathon: Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Minnesota: 1st Marathon 2:13:13 1996 Broad Street Run: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: 1st 10 mile 47:27 [19] * 1997 Twin Cities Marathon: Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Minnesota: 5th Marathon 2:17: ...
Twin Cities Marathon officials canceled the race early Sunday from Minneapolis to St. Paul when the threat of heat — with forecasted record highs in the 80s and humidity — was deemed too ...
The 61-year-old wasn't sure if he'd be able to participate in the 40th annual Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon after a respiratory illness sent him on countless doctor visits and antibiotic ...
Naomi Fulton (née Bong, born 1986) is an American athlete and the winner of the 2021 Twin Cities Marathon. [1] [2]In 2018, she surprised many at the Boston Marathon by finishing 18th—after not being seeded with the elite runners. [3]
Twin Cities Marathon: Minneapolis, United States: 1st Marathon 2:11:49 European Championships: Athens, Greece — Marathon DNF: 1983 Twin Cities Marathon: Minneapolis, United States: 1st Marathon 2:13:20 1984 Olympic Games: Los Angeles, United States: 25th Marathon 2:17:10: 1987 World Championships: Rome, Italy — Marathon DNF