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Belfast Cork or Newry Marathon

  • 01-11-2009 11:37pm
    #1
    Ath36
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    What do people think ? Which of these 3 has the best potential for fast time ?


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  • #2
    Fernando1
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    Belfast over Cork for a faster time I would say. The course in Cork is a bit more undulating than Belfast. Also, the weather might be that bit warmer in Cork in June. Never ran the Newry marathon.


  • #3
    TFBubendorfer
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    Fernando1 wrote: »
    Belfast over Cork for a faster time I would say. The course in Cork is a bit more undulating than Belfast. Also, the weather might be that bit warmer in Cork in June. Never ran the Newry marathon.

    Cork over Belfast for me any time. They are bound to have lower temperatures one day ;), and the one time I did Belfast I really hated the course - running through deserted industrial wasteland wasn't my ideal marathon experience.


  • #4
    shels4ever
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    belfast had a drag of a hill from 6-13 nothing majory but its a marathon that you should run a faster second half in, depending on wind...


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