Takahashi wins Nagoya Marathon in record time

Takahashi wins Nagoya Marathon in record time

NAGOYA, Japan - Japanese record holder Naoko Takahashi crosses the finish line on March 12 to easily win the Nagoya International Women's Marathon. Takahashi, who covered the 42.195-kilometer out and back course in a meet record time of 2 hours, 22 minutes, 19 seconds, virtually assured herself of a slot on Japan's Olympic marathon team for this fall.

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