Airtel Delhi Half Marathon - 1st November 2009

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Airtel Delhi Half Marathon - 1st November 2009
 
Time : 7:00 am onwards

Race Date : 1st November, 2009

Registration End Date : Sunday, October 4th , 2009 or as soon as running places are filled, whichever is earlier.

Place : Race start and finish from outside the Central Civil Services Cultural & Sports Board grounds on Vinay Marg, Opp. Nehru Park, New Delhi.

Event Details : Airtel Delhi Half Marathon 2009 is scheduled for 1st November 2009.

The Marathon was started 3 years back and it has been the perfect build-up event to the 2010 Commonwealth Games.

Music maestro A R Rahman has prepared an exclusive Airtel Delhi Half Marathon soundtrack.The Airtel Delhi Half Marathon continues to remain the world's richest half marathon with the prize money being upped by a whopping USD 50,000 to now stand at USD 210,000.

Registration : http://adhm.indiatimes.com/articlelist/4857010.cms
Contact : 550000 for Airtel subscribers and 9818 222 222 for other subscribers
Websites :
adhm.indiatimes.com
www.joyofrunning.in

Facebook : Airtel Delhi Half Marathon at Facebook.com

Technical Director : Hugh Jones, Birtain's Legendary Marathoner

Jones has won marathons in England, the West Indies, Iceland, Spain, Sweden and Norway and created history in the 2nd London Marathon by clocking a time of 2 hrs : 9 mins : 24 secs and winning with a record margin of 2 mins : 57 secs, a mark that still stands today. On that day, Jones ran the last 19 miles of the marathon all alone, and the time that he recorded would place him among the top five timings in the London Marathon even today, 20 years after that historic day.