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| Race Name | Country | State | City | Type | Month | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antarctica Marathon | Antarctica | King George Island | Marathon | March | "Since 1979, Marathon Tours & Travel has been specializing in offering travel services to runners and their friends to the world's best running events on all seven continents. We are a Boston-based, full-service travel agency that provides group specials and individually- customized itineraries. Do you love the sport of running and the adventure of travel? Marathon Tours & Travel can help you satisfy those passions. Do you want to be treated like royalty when you finish the Virgin London Marathon in front of Buckingham Palace? Have you qualified for the prestigious BAA Boston Marathon? Have you fulfilled your fantasy of running among the animals in a Kenyan game park, or across the Great Wall of China or perhaps over an Antarctica glacier? Marathon Tours & Travel can provide complete travel arrangements to live out your dreams." | ||
| Antarctic Ice Marathon | Antarctica | Ellsworth Mountains | Marathon | December | "Adventure marathoners and ultra athletes are always looking for the next big challenge. It could be a remote desert marathon, a high altitude mountain marathon or a jungle marathon. However, mainland Antarctica represents the last frontier, the final great wilderness to be conquered. And now adventure athletes like you can do it. Introducing the only footraces within the Antarctic Circle.. On December 12th, 2010, the sixth Antarctic Ice Marathon will take place at 80 Degrees South, just a few hundred miles from the South Pole at the foot of the Ellsworth Mountains. This race presents a truly formidable and genuine Antarctic challenge with underfoot conditions comprising snow and ice throughout, an average windchill temperature of –20C, and the possibility of strong Katabatic winds to contend with. Furthermore, the event takes place at an altitude of 3,000 feet." | ||
