Japanese marathoners check out tough Sydney course

Japanese marathoners check out tough Sydney course

SYDNEY, Australia - Olympic marathon gold medal favorite Naoko Takahashi (L) and 1999 World Championship silver medalist Ari Ichihashi (R) pose for pictures in front of the Olympic Stadium on May 18 after inspecting the tough Sydney marathon course.

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