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Tens of thousands of runners laced up their sneakers and pounded the pavement for the annual "City to Bay" this morning, the weather turning it on for the race between Adelaide and Glenelg.

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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.
01:28You

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