Distance Running archive BETA 2004

In this issue…

Breaking through the wall
Features BMW Berlin-Marathon

real,-Berlin Marathon, Germany. 28 September 2003: Paul Tergat burst through the Brandenburg Gate, but that wasn’t the barrier he was aiming to break. Fourteen years later, history had moved on down the road. The first sub-2:05 marathon ever run lay 400m ahead of him, if he could only keep going …

Green line, green light
Features OMT Beirut Marathon

Beirut International Marathon, Lebanon. 19 October 2003

The highway of life
Features by Hugh Jones

Corpore Sao Paulo 10km Classic, Brazil. 23 November 2003

Breathless in Tahoe
Features Lake Tahoe Triple Marathons & Triple Half Marathons by Kelly Sparks

Lake Tahoe Marathon, USA. 11 October 2003

A hero’s welcome
Features SPAR Budapest Marathon by György Muladi

Kaiser’s-Plus Budapest Marathon, Hungary. 28 September 2003

Man trouble
Opinion by Andy Milroy

Andy Milroy considers the problems of men pacing women

In this issue…

Paris in the spring
Features by DR staff

The race in the French capital is now one of the world leading marathons

Madrid moves on
Features by DR staff

Maraton Popular de Madrid, Spain, 25 April 2004

Records by design
Opinion by Pete Riegel

Pete Riegel argues that the design of road race courses can help runners go faster, but may hinder them setting records

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