Racing History
Distance | Quantity |
---|---|
Triathlons | 247 |
Ironman distances | 6 (included in triathlons) |
Half Ironman | 7 (included in triathlons) |
Duathlons | 22 |
Marathons (Boston Marathons) | 70 (30) |
20 miles | 8 |
18.6 miles | 8 |
Half Marathons | 94 |
20 km | 1 |
10 miles | 37 |
15 km | 8 |
Falmouth 7 miles | 33 |
11 km | 2 |
10 km | 216 |
5 miles | 157 |
8 km | 4 |
7.1 km | 1 |
4 miles | 18 |
5 km | 150 |
Total events (as of April 2012): 1,077
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