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HK runners conquer boredom in city ultra
Published Sun, Mar 1, 2015 · 09:50 PM
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Hong Kong
HUNDREDS of runners competed in Hong Kong's first innercity ultramarathon on Sunday despite a repetitive two-kilometre course which has been criticised as simply too boring.
Ultra races - defined as anything longer than the standard 42.2-kilometre marathon distance - have taken off in Hong Kong in recent years, but are usually held on the extensive network of trails in the surrounding hills, where spectacular scenery can offset the pain.
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