2012 Standard Chartered Marathon

53,000 people thronged the streets at the annual Standard Chartered Marathon in Singapore on Sunday.

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  1. Runners of the Full Marathon getting ready to start the race along Orchard Road. (Photo courtesy of Singapore Sports Council)
  2. Entertainment en-route to cheer the runners of the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore 2012 (Photo courtesy of Singapore Sports Council)
  3. Acting Minister of MCCY, Mr Lawrence Wong, flagging off the Full Marathon with other Guest-of-Honours and VIPs (Photo courtesy of Singapore Sports Council)
  4. Winner of the Full Marathon Open (Men) – Kiproo Lilan Kennedy (KEN) coming in at 2:17:17.08 (Photo courtesy of Singapore Sports Council)
  5. Irene Kosgei Jerotich (KEN) giving thanks after coming in first for the Full Marathon Open (Women’s) at 2:37:50.99 (Photo courtesy of Singapore Sports Council)
  6. Runners running through Singapore’s iconic landmarks like the Singapore Flyer (Photo courtesy of Singapore Sports Council)
  7. Happy children running the Kids Dash category (Photo courtesy of Singapore Sports Council)
  8. Official pacers of the Full Marathon getting ready for their race (Photo courtesy of Singapore Sports Council)
  9. Acting Minister of MCCY, Mr Lawrence Wong, flagging off the Full Marathon with other Guest-of-Honours and VIPs (Photo courtesy of Singapore Sports Council)
  10. Runners adorn festive headgear to celebrate Singapore’s marquee running event (Photo courtesy of Singapore Sports Council)
  11. Supporters with their customised cheering boards (Photo courtesy of Singapore Sports Council)
  12. Football Legend Mr Robbie Fowler with world’s oldest marathoner, Mr Fauja Singh, at the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore 2012 (Photo courtesy of Singapore Sports Council)
  13. ‘Seeing is Believing’ ambassadors Joseph Kibunja and Henry Wanyoike running the Full Marathon (Photo courtesy of Singapore Sports Council)
  14. Runners go one step further to add colours to their race – running in unique costumes! (Photo courtesy of Singapore Sports Council)