Dailymotion Going Slow

29 November 2009 - 26th edition of the Florence Marathon

The charm of centuries of fascinating art, culture and history that you acc ompagna, step by step along the 42 km and 195 meters of the Florence Marathon. A unique feeling that only those who ran in Florence can tell and that has transformed the classical city of the lily in a missed opportunity for thousands of athletes and fans from around the world, on time every year on the last Sunday of November. The event fio Rentina has grown exponentially In recent years, so much so that last November 30 at the XXV edition was hit a new record of members, with 9141 runners (6477 2664 Italian and foreign) from 57 countries.

record the number of arrivals: 7203 to 6854 compared with parties .

Impressive numbers, to witness a growth that is not only numerical but also qualitative, that have transformed the Florence Marathon Italian marathon in the second, behind only one year Roma Subscriptions are closed with a new record, a number very close to 10000.

path flower Entin moves through landscapes and monuments of unique beauty, which made the city famous around the world. A path that departure from Piazzale Michelangelo, to cca most fascinating places in Florence as Piazza del Duomo, Piazza della Signoria, Ponte Vecchio and many other streets and squares rich in history and culture and ending in the solemn majesty of Piazza Santa Croce. The path is uneven and not always on paved roads, features that make it incredibly smooth and appreciated by all athletes.

And all these wonders will see the passage of three of our bishops: Patrick Mureddu that after three years returned to Florence run for his 3rd marathon, the city ' had seen in the distance begin with the end time of 3:49:53: Enrico Solinas debut, sure to do well given the presence of his brother Constantius, who surely will go with more experienced with serenity to the finish in Piazza Santa Croce. A great good luck especially to Henry that finally know and live the excitement you feel when you cross the finish line in the marathon, certainly not compared to any other race if not better mileage races. A good luck to all present as the Sardinians Manuela Manca, Paolo Sogos, the big Wall Pirino, all athletes close to the company and friends nosta Ugo Soll, Antonela Demurtas and Paolo Pala. Florence at your feet. Louis Mundula