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Under Armour Baltimore Marathon Announces Course Changes for 2006
By Gene Brtalik August 3, 2006 Baltimore, MD For the Washington Running Report
Start of 2005 race.
Corrigan Sports Enterprises announced today the official course
for the 2006 Under Armour Baltimore Marathon. The event, which
is now in its sixth year, has had a course change for the sixth
straight year.
"Every year we try to make adjustments based on runners'
comments,
input from the community, and the Baltimore Police Department,"
stated
Lee Corrigan, president of Corrigan Sports Enterprises. "These
two
slight changes will provide the runners with a better course and
will
be less intrusive to the community."
The course remains almost identical to last year's with the
exception
of two changes. Instead of running up and down Hillen Road,
which was
an added elevation of 50 feet, the course will now travel
further down
33rd St. before making a right on to The Alameda for a little
more
than a half mile. Runners will then make a u-turn at Crestlyn
Road and
head back to 33rd Street to finish the final five miles of the
race.
Another change occurs in the Federal Hill section of the course
where
runners will run down and along Key Highway before turning down
Lawrence Street and making a left onto Fort Avenue to begin
their journey in and around Fort McHenry. Last year,
participants ran down Hanover Street to get to Fort Avenue.
The Under Armour Baltimore Marathon is one of five races that
make up
the Baltimore Running Festival. Other races include: the
CareFirst
BlueCross BlueShield Half Marathon, the United Way 5K, Legg
Mason Team
Relay, and the Kids' Fun Run. All participants receive a free
Under
Armour performance apparel shirt as well as a medal.
2005 ResultsPhoto Gallery for 2005 2005 Race Day Report
For more information visit
www.thebaltimoremarathon.com or call 410-605-9381.
The Under Armour Baltimore Running Festival is managed and
promoted by
Corrigan Sports Enterprises, the leader in sports marketing and
event
management in the Baltimore/Washington, DC region. Founded in
1991,
CSE owns and operates the following events: Under Armour
Baltimore
Marathon, The Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic, The
Charm
City Challenge All-Star Basketball Game, The Capital Classic,
the
Toyota Pro Beach Volleyball Series, the Toyota Trash & Jam Tour
presented by Slammers Ultimate Milk (Extreme Sports) and the
Baltimore
BikeJam.
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