4,306 runners join Nagano Olympic memorial marathon

A total of 4,306 men and women make a start in the inaugural Nagano Olympic memorial marathon in the central Japan prefecture of Nagano on April 18. Jackson Kabiga of Kenya led most of the way to win the men's race, while Barcelona Olympic gold medalist Valentina Yegorova of Russia captured the women's title. Kabiga covered the 42.195-kilometer course in 2:13:26, while Yegorova's time was 2:28:41.

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