Japan record holder Inubushi tests Sydney Olympic course

Japan record holder Inubushi tests Sydney Olympic course

SYDNEY, Australia - Japanese record holder Takayuki Inubushi on April 28 runs through a park that is part of the Sydney Olympic marathon course in preparation for the Host City Marathon on April 30, a rehearsal event for the marathon events at the Sept. 16-Oct. 1 Millennium Games.

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