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1. www.greatrun.org › results › 222Bupa Great North Run 2011 - greatrun.org

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   Nissan ARIYA: 100% Electric Lead Vehicle of the AJ Bell Great Run Series. As official automotive partner of the AJ Bell Great Run Series, Nissan congratulates every runner for their electrifying achievement. Nissan is committed to electrifying the Great Run Series, including deploying the Nissan ARIYA as the vehicle that led all runners off the ...

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3. www.bbc.co.uk › sport › athleticsGreat North Run 2011: Martin Mathathi sets course record - BBC

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   Sep 18, 2011 · Martin Mathathi broke the men's record for the Great North Run and Lucy Karbuu won the women's race in a memorable day for the Kenyan pair. Mathathi powered home in 58 minutes 56 seconds to...

4. newcastlegateshead.com › great-north-run › resultsGreat North Run Results and Statistics | NewcastleGateshead

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   The Great North Run beat records held by the Gothenburg Half Marathon in 2011 as the World’s Largest Half Marathon with 54,000 runners taking part that year. The traditional ‘Oggy Oggy Oggy’ chant usually used at the Great North Run event is said to have roots in Cornwall.

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6. www.bbc.co.uk › news › uk-england-tyne-14964412BBC News - Great North Run 2011: Startline pictures

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   Sep 18, 2011 · Great North Run 2011: Startline pictures. The Red Arrows officially started the Bupa Great North Run 2011 on Sunday. Around 54,000 people registered to take part in the Great...

7. www.bbc.com › sport › athleticsGreat North Run 2011: Martin Mathathi sets course record - BBC

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   Sep 18, 2011 · Kenya's Martin Mathathi wins the Great North Run in Gateshead in a record time and compatriot Lucy Karbuu wins the women's race in the third fastest time on the course.

8. www.greatrun.org › events › great-north-runAJ Bell Great North Run | 8 September 2024

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   The AJ Bell Great North Run is the world’s biggest and best half marathon, with 60,000 runners taking on the 13.1-mile route from Newcastle to South Shields each year. It’s famous for its inclusive atmosphere, unbeatable on-route entertainment, and warm Geordie welcome, not to mention the millions raised each year for worthy causes.

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   How many people run the Great North Run a year?

   • 42 years later, 60,000 runners from across the world take part each year in the Great North Run. Over 1 million people have completed the race and hundreds of millions of pounds have been raised by runners for charity and good causes. Current Men’s Record for the Great North Run is held by Kenyan Olympic runner Martin Mathathi for 58:56 in 2011.

   Great North Run Results and Statistics | NewcastleGateshead

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   What is the Great North Run?

   • The Great North Run is the brainchild of former Olympic 10,000 metre bronze medallist and BBC Sports commentator Brendan Foster. With 60,000 participants, it is the most popular half marathon in the world today. The race starts Newcastle upon Tyne and passes through Gateshead on the way to the finish line in South Shields.

   Great North Run 2024 - Race Details - Half Marathon List

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   When did the Great North Run start?

   • The first Great North Run took place on 28th June, 1981 and was organised by Olympic runner Brendan Foster. 42 years later, 60,000 runners from across the world take part each year in the Great North Run. Over 1 million people have completed the race and hundreds of millions of pounds have been raised by runners for charity and good causes.

   Great North Run Results and Statistics | NewcastleGateshead

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   Who is the world record holder for the Great North Run?

   • The current Women’s Record Holder for the Great North Run is Kenyan runner Mary Keitany who ran 1:05:39 in 2014. Tracey Crammond, The Great North Runs One Millionth finisher in 2014. Source The Chronicle The record Men’s Elite Wheelchair Record is held by British Paralympian and Gold Medallist David Weir with a time of 41:34 in 2009.

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10. www.mirror.co.uk › news › uk-newsBupa Great North Run 2011: Stories behind 3 runners' fund ...

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    Jan 6, 2011 · If you’ve always dreamed of taking part in the Bupa Great North Run, now is your chance to go for it. ...