Marathon runners had the opportunity to run past iconic locations such as the F1 pit building. (Photo 15 © Lim Yong Teck/Red Sports)
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[…] The time was the second-fastest ever run by a Singaporean, after the national record of 2:24:22 set by Murugiah Rameshon in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in December 1995. It was also faster than the last SEA Games gold medal-winning time of 2:28:35 set by Singapore’s Mok Ying Ren, who had, hours earlier, signalled the beginning of a return to form after injury by winning the Local Men’s Open category at the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore. […]