Race Report
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Race report: the loudest cheer station on the river
Two hundred cowbells, one speaker and twenty crew members racing. A morning at the second bridge.
Priya Nair, New York captain
Mile four, 07:52
The first runners hit the second bridge at a pace that made our speaker look slow. By eight the climb was full, and the cheer station had grown from twelve people to almost fifty.
Our pacers held their times to within twenty seconds. The 55-minute group brought nine people under the hour for the first time.
Next year
We are going bigger: a second station at mile seven and a crew warm-up in the start village.
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