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Mutai vs Kipsang, showdown on the streets of New York City – Men’s World Marathon Majors Race Comes Down to TCS NYC Marathon
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02
11
2014

2014 TCS NYC Marathon NYC, NY November 02, 2014 Photo: Victah Sailer@PhotoRun Victah1111@aol.com 631-291-3409 www.photorun.NET

Mutai vs Kipsang, showdown on the streets of New York City – Men’s World Marathon Majors Race Comes Down to TCS NYC Marathon

By GRR 0

NEW YORK – The 2013-2014 World Marathon Majors series will come to an exciting conclusion in New York City on Sunday, November 2, with the awarding of $1 million USD to the champions.

Kenya’s Wilson Kipsang, who is making his TCS New York City Marathon debut, knows that only a win will enable him to overhaul world record holder and compatriot Dennis Kimetto and be crowned the world’s No. 1 male marathon runner.

Either Kipsang or Kimetto will receive the winner-take-all check of $500,000.  

Source: TCS New York City Marathon

It’s Marathon Day!

Watch live from 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. EST today, on ABC7 locally and ESPN2 nationally. Follow all the action and stories live from the start to the finish.

 The Start
     
**Due to high winds, we are reducing the amount of tenting, directional signage and other structures at the marathon staging areas at the start, along the course and at the finish. Personnel will be on hand to assist with directions.
 
All runners should dress appropriately for the cold and windy weather.  All official marathon transportation remains as scheduled. **

Please read important information about security measures.

Please also read about NYRR's color-coded Event Alert System that will communicate course conditions on race day.

The start of the TCS New York City Marathon is unforgettable! The start location and logistics are unique, however, so read this page carefully—and check back for updates—so that your experience is safe, smooth and seamless.

Visit Transportation to the Start for info on transportation to the Fort Wadsworth staging area.
Maps and Charts

    Start Area Map  The blue and orange starts are on the upper level of the bridge. The green start is on the lower level.

    Start Timeline Chart

    Elevation Map

– See more at: https://www.tcsnycmarathon.org/race-day/the-start#sthash.Qq4A2VL2.dpuf

 

The Start

 

**Due to high winds, we are reducing the amount of tenting, directional signage and other structures at the marathon staging areas at the start, along the course and at the finish. Personnel will be on hand to assist with directions.
 
All runners should dress appropriately for the cold and windy weather.  All official marathon transportation remains as scheduled. **

Please read important information about security measures.

Please also read about NYRR's color-coded Event Alert System that will communicate course conditions on race day.

The start of the TCS New York City Marathon is unforgettable! The start location and logistics are unique, however, so read this page carefully—and check back for updates—so that your experience is safe, smooth and seamless.

Visit Transportation to the Start for info on transportation to the Fort Wadsworth staging area.

Maps and Charts

– See more at: https://www.tcsnycmarathon.org/race-day/the-start#sthash.Qq4A2VL2.dpuf

 

author: GRR