in New York City Marathon is one of the most beautiful day in the city. On Sunday, more than 40,000 runners will participate in the 40th New York City Marathon. In the past six months, I have been working to run my first marathon, but recently, I was ruled out due to injury, must be postponed until 2010.
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Because my plans shifted from the participants of the observer, I was searching for ways to fans can track their favorite runners, scope out the best places to watch along the route, or watch in the comfort of his home.
If youre trying to find where on the route to find the friends, the New York Road Runners Club, which hosts the marathon, now offers two different ways to track athletes, said Ken Winell, Vice President Operation and Administration NYRRC.
First, you can sign up to receive e-mail or text alert through the official website of the marathon track up to four participants. After registering, you can search by the runners name, bib number, team, or other criteria, then simply add them to the list.
On race day, you will receive the alerts, which contain and divide their time when they cross the start and finish lines, as well as 5K, 10K, 15K and markers. After 15K, divided, you have to track them online if you want to see their stats for miles 14 to 26
The second application is a Web-based Athlete Tracker. Fans can track up to 10 players, and does not require registration in advance, such as e-mail. Application will be available on race day in athletetracker.ingnyc.org(link does not work until 1 November). In addition to showing 5K splits, you can also keep track of 14 to 26 miles Its function will map the pace of the race, and other statistics. Although not a smartphone app, you will have access to the tracker from a mobile device on your browser. In 2010 we will have advanced mobility?
Via: Tech Marathon: Runners rooting on November 1
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