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[New post] Crete Marathon

Vagelis posted: "crete marathon Australian competitor Humerloc Douglas won the Crete Half Marathon on Sunday breaking the record of the course with a period of 1 h, 11′, 48″. The main lady was Greek competitor Eleftheria Petroulaki. The Half Marathon, including 10km, 5k"

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