2018 NY marathon
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Running a marathon? Then join the Bas van de Goor Foundation in the NYC marathon. The more than 42 kilometers long route will take you through famous neighborhoods such as Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. The course starts in the morning at the bottom of the Verrazano Bridge. Then you will pass the Pulaski Bridge, the Queensboro Bridge and the Madison Avenue Bridge to take the last heavy mileage of the marathon in Central Park. An experience that every participant will remember for a long time and you also support a good cause! We Run 2 Change Diabetes.
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Running a marathon? Then join the Bas van de Goor Foundation in the NYC marathon. The more than 42 kilometers long route will take you through famous neighborhoods such as Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. The course starts in the morning at the bottom of the Verrazano Bridge. Then you will pass the Pulaski Bridge, the Queensboro Bridge and the Madison Avenue Bridge to take the last heavy mileage of the marathon in Central Park. An experience that every participant will remember for a long time and you also support a good cause! We Run 2 Change Diabetes.
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227 imagesRunning a marathon? Then join the Bas van de Goor Foundation in the NYC marathon. The more than 42 kilometers long route will take you through famous neighborhoods such as Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. The course starts in the morning at the bottom of the Verrazano Bridge. Then you will pass the Pulaski Bridge, the Queensboro Bridge and the Madison Avenue Bridge to take the last heavy mileage of the marathon in Central Park. An experience that every participant will remember for a long time and you also support a good cause! We Run 2 Change Diabetes.
786 imagesRunning a marathon? Then join the Bas van de Goor Foundation in the NYC marathon. The more than 42 kilometers long route will take you through famous neighborhoods such as Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. The course starts in the morning at the bottom of the Verrazano Bridge. Then you will pass the Pulaski Bridge, the Queensboro Bridge and the Madison Avenue Bridge to take the last heavy mileage of the marathon in Central Park. An experience that every participant will remember for a long time and you also support a good cause! We Run 2 Change Diabetes.
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