2:58:43


Unofficial gun time.


Enough said for now.

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  1. Jason, bl**dy sensational! Great to finally meet you out on the course today. You looked very relaxed. I look forward to the race report. Cheers, Paul

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  2. You bl**dy beauty, you did it hard going past the 3 hr "official" runner early on. I did 2:58:47, been following your site since I accidently came across it typing r4tk results, then saw police games. Been reading all year, been great. Now 2:48:48 sub 4's for the next one. But first bask in this glory. Well done mate. Mark "Clarry" "The ambo".

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  5. Well done Jason. Not sure it'll get you 'global marathon domination', but sub-3 is a time to be proud of.

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