00:02Warming up for a much loved race.
00:05Such a vibe, big event.
00:06Almost 30,000 people lining up for many different reasons.
00:11Doing it for my granny who passed away three years ago.
00:13On my cape I have the names of 70 children who have actually passed away from neuroblastoma.
00:18And on the front today these are all South Australian children who are in treatment and some are survivors.
00:24The elite runners first to start.
00:28The 12 kilometres to Glenelg.
00:31Some visitors also joining the fun.
00:34We are four for attending a short course.
00:36So we know from a friend that there is this event and we think why shouldn't we join.
00:42Warm temperatures and warm welcomes.
00:47I'm at the starting line of the six kilometres distance which was first introduced back in 2002.
00:53Allowing participants of all ages and abilities to get active for various good causes.
00:59Raising money for kids and youth and adults who have disabilities.
01:05More of just a health kick and then just to know that I can do it.
01:08Matthew Ramsden first over the line for the men.
01:12I won City of Surf I think three weeks back and then I got the idea of coming here because
01:16I've never raced here.
01:17Isabel Bart Doyle again claiming the women's title.
01:21It feels so good.
01:22Third time in a row so to get the three feet was really good.
01:25I know that for Clegan Rock.
01:25It said, it's fine.
01:27Las Vegas is a tough one.
01:27I've been editing the three Kenshiительно world.
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