Showing posts with label Beijing Marathon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beijing Marathon. Show all posts

Thursday, October 14

Beijing Marathon prize money,

AP ran from 1980 until 2010, the Beijing Marathon has already experienced 30 years of wind and rain. In today's Beijing Marathon 2010 press conference, deputy director of the State Sports General Administration Tianguanzhongxin in charge of the marathon, said Mr. Wang Dawei said in Beijing Marathon is less than the total amount of prize money to the London Marathon, Zhou, a person's appearance fees. Attraction in the capital, Beijing marathon there are some really embarrassing.

Although the Beijing International Marathon, includes adidas, Canon, Hyundai Motor and the Olympic Garden an official partner of this, it seems that the sponsor level no better than the red-hot China Open is poor, but is somewhat on the amount of money to feel Nabuchushou.

Beijing Marathon of 2010 established a number of different awards, respectively, ranking award, the time awards, record breaking awards. Male and female winner of the prize is only $ 20,000, also ran into a period of time when the male and female athletes to create a good post good results, but also the time to obtain the corresponding bonus. And if the history of breaking the Beijing marathon best achievements, both men and women will also receive a record $ 42,195 prize.

But the Olympic Center in Beijing recently compared a closed environment for the IAAF Race Walking Challenge Final men and women $ 30,000 in prize money between men and women, the 3 million people participated in a time span of 5 hours or more "city in love "tournaments only 20,000 first prize, it seems that some of it is shabby.

Deputy Director of the State Sports General Administration Tianguanzhongxin king David said, "The 2010 Beijing International Marathon prize money amount is $ 205,000." This is actually not easy to pay also includes the Beijing-breaking record-breaking marathon best performance award more than 80,000 U.S. dollars. King David told reporters when interviewed admitted, "the prize of the international well-known marathon runner less attractive, such as the London Marathon to the most outstanding female marathon runner Zhou Chunxiu out of the appearance fees for up to 20 million dollars." Considerable The total prize money in the amount of Beijing Marathon. This is London, a female athlete out of the appearance fees, all the London Marathon can be seen how high operating expenses.

King David recognized currently in the country has nearly 20 marathons, while the Beijing marathon in prize money even in the country is not the highest, but he said: "should not reward amount to blind competition, the Beijing marathon prize amount should be, and China match the economic development, can not suddenly come up with so much money to operate, we're paying like to receive good results, such as the award in time, we established a higher bonus, that is, athletes want to run a good result. Top 50 athletes in the world for so many around the world more than 2,000 marathon, supply and demand is always only so much. The participating athletes only 2 to 3 year marathon. so even if we make great efforts to invite people to , not necessarily a good result. "

Furthermore David the king also said that Beijing International Marathon and the IAAF Race Walking Challenge, and now another major medal event in Beijing - the net difference, Race Walking Challenge prize money is provided by the IAAF championship prize money a year, the networks are organized by the International Tennis Federation events, international organizations responsible for investment are given bonuses, while the Beijing marathon was held in China's own brand of race, need to take into account the balance of payments.

But from 1986 and 1988 referred children and Abebe ran out of Jade Raymond 2 hours and 7 minutes and 35 seconds after the best performance in Beijing Marathon, Beijing International Marathon 22 years have been difficult to attract high-level athletes to come to an indisputable fact is . 2010 Beijing Marathon did not break the marathon world best set bonus. King David admitted: "Considering the strength of the athletes to come, we do not set up the prize money. But we are also inviting a high level athletes trying to do some work, such as this year we also invited the Tokyo Marathon champion and Rome Marathon champion to come, they also have appearance fees. And in the women's marathon, the Beijing Marathon has been in the international results are very good. "Unfortunately, the Beijing International Marathon, Women's achievements are running out of domestic players , and is the best athlete "friendship star" at the same time the results of the marathon national championship.

In the Octagon, who took over this year's event from the host city of the Olympic road race (Beijing) Co., Ltd. Managing Director Sun Liping Sports Management, referring to money, they also acknowledged that: "Beijing marathon is indeed a bonus a little something in the future prize money and appearance fees, there will be a corresponding increase. Currently, Beijing attaches great importance to the marathon next year, our cooperation will be some changes, the Beijing Municipal Sports Administration will be more involved in, and the number of entries in the capital will also There are some changes. "(Zhou Chao)



(source:sports.sina.com.cn)

Wednesday, October 13

Beijing Marathon

Beijing Marathon
2008 Olympic Sports Centre.JPG
The National Olympic Sports Centre is the race finishing point
DateFebruary
LocationBeijing, China
Race typeroad
DistanceMarathon
Established1981
Official siteBeijing International Marathon

Beijing International Marathon

The Beijing International Marathon (Chinese: 北京国际马拉松赛) is an annual marathon race of 42.195 km held in October in Beijing, People's Republic of China. The race was first held in 1981 and has been held every year since. The race begins at Tienanmen Square and finishes at the National Olympic Sports Centre stadium. In addition to the main marathon, there is a 10km run, a mini-marathon and a half marathon. At the 2009 edition of the race, 4897 runners finished the marathon course, which included 556 women.
The race holds an IAAF Gold Label Road Race, one of two marathons in the People's Republic of China to receive the distinction (along with the Xiamen International Marathon). It is AIMS-certified course, making it eligible for world record performances,.

History of Beijing Marathon,

The Beijing International Marathon has been organized by the Chinese Athletics Association annually since 1981. In 1986 Taisuke Kodama of Japan set the course record in a time of 2:07:35.
In 1988 this time was equaled by Abebe Mekonnen of Ethiopia. In 2003, Sun Yingjie of China set the current women's record of 2:19:38 – this run was an Asian record and the fourth fastest ever at the time, and it remains the Chinese record for the event. The 2005 race served as the marathon for the 2005 National Games of the People's Republic of China – Sun Yingjie took the Games gold medal for women while seventh placed Zhang Qingle (18 years old at the time) was the highest placing Chinese man and won the men's Games gold.

Chinese runner Bai Xue has won the race twice consecutively
Also in 2005, the men's race winner Benson Kipchumba Cherono missed some 800 metres out of the course due to being misdirected. The race organisers accepted the blame for the mishap and, although James Moiben was the first to finish the complete course (2:12:15), Cherono was declared the official winner as he held a large leading margin before the incident.
Year↓Men's Winner↓Time
(h:m:s)
Women's WinnerTime
(h:m:s)
2009 Samuel Muturi (KEN)2:08:20 Bai Xue (CHN) -2-2:34:44
2008 Benjamin Kiptoo (KEN)2:10:14 Bai Xue (CHN)2:26:27
2007 Nephat Kinyanjui (KEN)2:08:09 Chen Rong (CHN)2:27:05
2006 James Kipsang Kwambai (KEN)2:10:36 Sun Weiwei (CHN)2:34:41
2005 Benson Kipchumba Cherono (KEN)2:06:55[6] Sun Yingjie (CHN) -4-2:21:01
2004 James Moiben (KEN)2:10:42 Sun Yingjie (CHN) -3-2:24:11
2003 Ian Syster (RSA)2:07:49 Sun Yingjie (CHN) -2-2:19:39
2002 Li Zhuhong (CHN)2:13:09 Sun Yingjie (CHN)2:21:21
2001 Gong Ke (CHN)2:10:11 Liu Min (CHN)2:23:37
2000 Nelson Ndereva (KEN) -2-2:13:52 Wei Yanan (CHN)2:26:34
1999 Kenichi Suzuki (JPN)2:11:33 Ai Dongmei (CHN)2:29:20
1998 Kim Jung-Won (PRK)2:13:49 Wang Yanrong (CHN)2:28:50
1997 Hu Gangjun (CHN) -3-2:09:18 Pan Jinhong (CHN)2:26:39
1996 Nelson Ndereva (KEN)2:10:37 Ren Xiujuan (CHN) -2-2:27:13
1995 Meng Xianhui (CHN)2:16:20 Ren Xiujuan (CHN)2:30:00
1994 Hu Gangjun (CHN) -2-2:10:56 Wang Junxia (CHN)2:31:11
1993 Hu Gangjun (CHN)2:10:27 Li Yemei (CHN) -2-2:30:36
1992 Takahiro Izumi (JPN)2:11:29 Xie Lihua (CHN)2:28:53
1991 Negash Dube (ETH)2:12:55 Deborah Noy (GBR)2:35:18
1990 Peter Dall (DEN) -2-2:14:55 Li Yemei (CHN)2:32:14
1989 Peter Dall (DEN)2:12:47 Mun Gyong-Ae (PRK)2:27:16
1988 Abebe Mekonnen (ETH)2:07:35
1987 Juma Ikangaa (TAN)2:12:19
1986 Taisuke Kodama (JPN)2:07:35
1985 Shigeru Sō (JPN)2:10:23
1984 Hideki Kita (JPN)2:12:16-
1983 Ron Tabb (USA)2:18:51
1982 Li Jong-Hyung (PRK)2:14:44
1981 Kjell-Erik Ståhl (SWE)2:15:20





(source:wikipedia)