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More loanshark runners next year

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Don't blame me. With the recent spotlight on loansharks one would think it is at first glance. :biggrin:


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Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Community Development, Youth and Sports) Teo Ser Luck wants the run to become a people's event, accommodating more runners next year. -- ST PHOTO: NG SOR LUAN


<!-- story content : start --> A MARATHON for the people - that is what Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Community Development, Youth and Sports) Teo Ser Luck wants the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon to evolve into next year. The run, which has capped its participation at 50,000 runners for logistical reasons, is now one of the biggest marathons in the world but Mr Teo hopes it can be expanded to accommodate even more runners next year. Speaking after he completed Sunday's 42.195km distance, he said: 'There is a long waiting list in every category. The organisers are very ambitious and there is a possibility to expand the event to make it a people's marathon. 'There should be a focus on the average runner. When I was running in this marathon, I was amazed there were so many runners. 'It's such a big change from the first Singapore Marathon in 2002, when 6,000 took part. We have to figure out how to accommodate all the runners. 'Singapore's sporting culture is on the up. We have to face the reality that more and more Singaporeans are picking up running.'
 

ahleebabasingaporethief

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FUCK the Pappies. Why must SPORTS and POLITICS mix?

Trying to politicize the marathon for his own political gains?

Really fuck this CBF....very amateurish! Soon they will either take over the SAA or the S'pore Marathon and make it look like they (he) was the one that made it a success. Phoooey! :oIo:


Don't blame me. With the recent spotlight on loansharks one would think it is at first glance. :biggrin:


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<!-- story content : start --> A MARATHON for the people - that is what Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Community Development, Youth and Sports) Teo Ser Luck wants the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon to evolve into next year. The run, which has capped its participation at 50,000 runners for logistical reasons, is now one of the biggest marathons in the world but Mr Teo hopes it can be expanded to accommodate even more runners next year. Speaking after he completed Sunday's 42.195km distance, he said: 'There is a long waiting list in every category. The organisers are very ambitious and there is a possibility to expand the event to make it a people's marathon. 'There should be a focus on the average runner. When I was running in this marathon, I was amazed there were so many runners. 'It's such a big change from the first Singapore Marathon in 2002, when 6,000 took part. We have to figure out how to accommodate all the runners. 'Singapore's sporting culture is on the up. We have to face the reality that more and more Singaporeans are picking up running.'
 

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BREAKING: 50,000 in S'pore Marathon 2009. Getting Bigger And Better. WELL DONE SAA!!! <hr style="color: rgb(152, 152, 152); background-color: rgb(152, 152, 152);" size="1"> <!-- / icon and title --> <!-- message -->
Well done SAA.
More and more taking part EACH YEAR. This year more than 50,000 participants....wow!



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SINGAPORE: It was a clean sweep by the Kenyans at the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon on Sunday - with all top three runners finishing the race faster than last year's time.

Luke Kibet from Kenya had the number one tag, and he lived up to it by once again winning the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon in the men’s elite category - in a course record time.

The 26-year-old clocked 2 hours, 11 minutes, 24 seconds - almost two minutes faster than his winning time last year. He will take home US$35,000 in prize money.

"To win a race is not a joke, to run 42 kilometres, it is a tough race. I'm waiting for the race organisers if they can call me for next year. I will come here for the third time," said Kibet.

Kibet's double victory in Singapore matches his countryman Amos Matui's wins in 2005 and 2006.

Johnstone Chepkwony, who clocked 2 hours, 11 minutes, 32 seconds, and Vincent Krop, who clocked 2 hours, 11 minutes, 49 seconds, made it an all-Kenyan sweep of the men's elite category - all finishing faster than last year's winning time.

The women's elite category was won by Russia's Albina Mayorova Ivanova - in 2 hours, 32 minutes and 47 seconds. This is her second marathon after giving birth to her daughter.

In the Singapore Men's section, 23-year-old Mok Ying Ren won in his debut of the Marathon. The SEA Games triathlon gold-medallist clocked 2 hours, 43 minutes, 42 seconds.

The Singapore Women's section was won by Qi Hui in 3 hours, 15 minutes and 25 seconds.

Some 50,000 runners took part this year, and there are hints that next year's marathon will be bigger.

Oon Jin Teik, CEO, Singapore Sports Council said: "We definitely have more than 50,000 people asking to join in. So, we definitely have plans for next year for a bigger and better one.

"I think this requires a lot of in-depth planning, especially on the route and everything else. But the demand and enthusiasm from the athletes, I think, is where gives us a lot of hope."

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it's a fad now this marathon thing... you have people at the starting line all taking pics of themselves for fb. then be prepared for an onslaught of fatties wearing 'marathon finisher' tshirt. i bet if their timings are printed on those tshirts, very very few would be proud to still wear them.
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No wonder the young fuck face CB wants to steal the limelight by giving so much trouble.

People in the SAA have been doing this S'pore Marathon from day 1 inception.
Now that they are doing very well, he wants to come in and steal the limelight for political advancement. Fucking useless piece of shit.
 

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this nerd, teo is getting very arrogant, he think he is lhl's pet or playmate. i want this, i want that, if he 's talking in front of me 'i want this' i will say yes with the middle finger point in this nose.
with his miss singapore sister team, could evidently exhibit the perfect nepotism, cronyism if he held high in PAP. Be ware!

Don't blame me. With the recent spotlight on loansharks one would think it is at first glance. :biggrin:


Singapore

Home > Breaking News > Singapore > Story
Dec 7, 2009

More runners next year
By Wang Meng Meng
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Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Community Development, Youth and Sports) Teo Ser Luck wants the run to become a people's event, accommodating more runners next year. -- ST PHOTO: NG SOR LUAN


<!-- story content : start --> A MARATHON for the people - that is what Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Community Development, Youth and Sports) Teo Ser Luck wants the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon to evolve into next year. The run, which has capped its participation at 50,000 runners for logistical reasons, is now one of the biggest marathons in the world but Mr Teo hopes it can be expanded to accommodate even more runners next year. Speaking after he completed Sunday's 42.195km distance, he said: 'There is a long waiting list in every category. The organisers are very ambitious and there is a possibility to expand the event to make it a people's marathon. 'There should be a focus on the average runner. When I was running in this marathon, I was amazed there were so many runners. 'It's such a big change from the first Singapore Marathon in 2002, when 6,000 took part. We have to figure out how to accommodate all the runners. 'Singapore's sporting culture is on the up. We have to face the reality that more and more Singaporeans are picking up running.'
 

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Singapore very smart one always use another headline to confuse public and the world to cover up negative history like loan-shark runners .
 
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