“I was like, ‘Are they going to like change the routes for us at all?'” one runner said. The organizer of the half marathon that continued in New Jersey despite torrential flash flooding is facing questions Monday about why the race went on despite video showing clearly unsafe conditions. Runners in the Racefaster Half Marathon.
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“I was like, ‘Are they going to like change the routes for us at all?'” one runner said. The organizer of the half marathon that continued in New Jersey despite torrential flash flooding is facing questions Monday about why the race went on despite video showing clearly unsafe conditions. Runners in the Racefaster Half Marathon.
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