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Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
United States
The Gettysburg Blue-Gray Half Marathon
55F / 13C
Sunny
Total Time = 1h 59m 4s
Overall Rank = 196/663
Age Group = 70-99
Age Group Rank = 1/2
Run
  • 1h 59m 4s
  • 13.1 miles
  • 09m 05s  min/mile
Comments:

Most importantly - Official race time was GUN TIME.... First ever race with gun time for me.. Did not know this before the race. Very strange..... Actual chip time was 1:58:25. Gun time difference between me and second place finisher was 19 seconds. Chip time difference between me and second place finisher 40 seconds.

Nothing flat about this course.... Garmin recorded 363 ft of climbing! And of course uphill climb to finish line. Pretty tough course always going up or down.

Fueling... one RCS and one Mito before leaving hotel for race. One gel 5 min before start of race. One gel at mile 7. Drank 1/2 one 10oz bottle with 2 scoops of SE. and 1/2 10oz bottle with water.
Post race
Event comments:

If you run this race, line up as close as possible to the starting line. Awards are based on gun time not chip time!!




Last updated: 2015-10-20 12:00 AM
Running
01:59:04 | 13.1 miles | 09m 05s  min/mile
Age Group: 1/2
Overall: 196/663
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I wasn't sure if this race still went on or not. How was the course? Do you run through any of the Battlefields or State Park areas?
2015-11-04 1:12 PM
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Subject: RE: Gettysburg Blue-Gray Half Marathon

Originally posted by dmbfan4life20 I wasn't sure if this race still went on or not. How was the course? Do you run through any of the Battlefields or State Park areas?

I was wondering the same thing.  One of the most interesting places I have ever been too and a HM would be a great way to experience it.

Great time for the race.  It is a bit hilly there.

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