Daniel Romanchuk Wins His 3rd Men’s Wheelchair Race
Daniel Romanchuk Wins His Third Men’s Wheelchair Race
Daniel Romanchuk of the United States won his third New York City men’s wheelchair marathon, sprinting away from David Weir and Tomoki Suzuki for the 5-second victory in 1:36:31. The first half of the race was dominated by three wheelers who battled for position from the start with the defending champion Marcel Hug of Switzerland.
Daniel Romanchuk ends Marcel Hug's streak, wins New York Marathon wheelchair race
NEW YORK (AP) — Marcel Hug's three-year streak as New York Marathon men's wheelchair champion is over after Daniel Romanchuk won the race on Sunday. The Swiss star, nicknamed the Silver Bullet, had won 16 straight marathons, including a gold medal at ...
U.S. athletes return to the top of the podium to become the first pair from the host nation to win the New York City Marathon ...
There is no dedicated wheelchair repair shop at the New York City Marathon, so racers and their coaches come prepared with an array of tools to allow them to make fixes on the fly.
The annual TCS New York City Marathon is this Sunday. According to the race’s website, there were 51,453 finishers from 148 countries last year with an average finish time of 4:39:37. The Marathon, ...
Americans Daniel Romanchuk and Susannah Scaroni won the wheelchair division; Romanchuk, now a three-time winner, finished the race in 1:36:31, while Scaroni cruised to a time of 1:48:05 to take ...
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