Monday, May 21, 2007

 

Chaos abounds after race’s wrong turn

‘Runners in Ohio’s Rite Aid Cleveland 10K race on Sunday found themselves running several extra miles after mistakenly being diverted by race officials.

A police officer along the route reportedly redirected the car leading the runners and that wrong turn added nearly three miles to the 6.1-mile event, the Cleveland Plain Dealer said.

Adding to the racers’ woes were some misplaced traffic cones along the route and a major bottleneck created by several walking marathon participants.

After the chaotic race was finally completed, race officials were at a loss to determine how well each participant did.’




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