Event Handbook for Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore 2013 (updated 15 Nov, 2013)

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Brave the Pain.
Celebrate After.
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Baggage
Handling 43
Cheer Your
Runners 56
Race Day Tips
Important reminders for all runners!
What to Say!

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contents
Words Before the Race
About Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore 2013
Event Information
Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore 2012 Winners
Prize Money
Run For Good
Fact Sheet
Runner Statistics
Pacers - Your Inspiration
Race Entry Pack Collection (REPC)
Bib Colour: Race Category
Getting to the Race
Road Closure
Race Day Essentials
Race Day Tips
Runners’ Check List
Ekiden Race
Race Day Programme
Baggage Handling Service
Baggage Collection
Overview of the Padang
Course Map
Kids Dash
Runners’ Estimated Timeline
Start Line Overview
Race Day Entertainment
Cheer Your Runners
Post-Race Reminders
your guide to race day
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THANKS TO ALL OUR
DEAR SPONSORS &
PARTNERS!
Title Sponsor
Event Organiser
Event Owner
Official Sponsors
Official Partners
Sanctioned by
Supported Cause
Partners In Sports
Official Venue Sponsors

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FOREWORD
Dear runners,
On 1 December 2013, you will be among more than 54,000 runners in the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore
(SCMS) 2013. I wish you all the best for a run that will challenge both your mental and physical limits.
Since its inception, the SCMS has grown tremendously. This marquee sporting event is now one of Asia’s top road races
and it firmly holds its place on our nation’s sporting calendar.
The consistent number of runners for the event is testament to its success. It is encouraging to see such a huge number
of runners lining up once again this year. We call the SCMS the ‘People’s Race’ and it is certainly that. The event shows
that sport truly is a powerful platform to break down any perceived barriers. It is also encouraging to see a healthy sporting
culture across all ages, from young participants in the Kids Dash right to senior runners taking part in the marathon.
Beyond local shores, the SCMS also attracts its fair share of international participants. The International Association of
Athletics Federation (IAAF) accorded the SCMS Gold Label status in 2011 and 2012. We are proud to rank alongside other
famous marathon cities such as Beijing, Berlin, Boston, Tokyo and London. This is a reflection of the commitment and
dedication of all involved in making the event possible, from the sponsors, the thousands of volunteers to the staff of the
Singapore Sports Council.
Sport plays a vital role in shaping the value and character of our people and our society.
The SCMS is an event that perfectly demonstrates this special quality of sport and
I look forward to witnessing it grow even further in years to come.
Have a great run!
Acting Minister, Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth

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FOREWORD
Welcome to the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore 2013.
Since 2002, Standard Chartered Bank has played a part in nurturing Singapore’s passion for running. In partnership with
the Singapore Sports Council, we have helped to build the Marathon into a world class event. The Marathon has attained
the Gold Label certification by the International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) for the past two years and it was
also awarded the Best Local Sports Event at the recent Singapore Sports Awards 2013. This year, we are also pleased
to welcome on board Spectrum Worldwide as the event organiser and together, we aim to deliver a quality race to the
runners, supporters, volunteers, corporates and the community.
The courage, determination and passion of the runners resonate strongly with what we stand for as an organisation.
It is very much part of our brand promise to be Here for good in the communities we operate. Each year, we are very
encouraged by runners who leverage on the Marathon to raise funds for various charities, and our Standard Chartered
Bank staff runners have also been actively running for good. This year, they have supported a variety of causes including
the Bank’s Seeing is Believing initiative to eliminate avoidable blindness, sports for the visually impaired and underprivileged
youth, and HIV awareness.
Whatever cause you may be running for, or if you are simply running for fitness and fun, event day marks the culmination
of months of training for many, and a full year of preparation for the organisers, volunteers and all who have contributed
to ensure a safe and enjoyable running experience. I would like to thank everyone who has worked tirelessly to make the
Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore such a great success.
See you at the start line on 1 December.
Chief Executive Officer, Singapore, Standard Chartered Bank

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FOREWORD
The Singapore Sports Council (SSC) is delighted to welcome you to the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore
(SCMS) 2013.
At SSC we understand the dedication, commitment and hours of preparation required to get ready for your respective
race categories. Whether you’re lining up in the Marathon, Half Marathon, Ekiden, 10km or Kids Dash (750m) category,
I applaud you for joining Singapore’s marquee running event and I wish you all the best.
While you have been preparing diligently for your race, we have also been working hard to enhance the SCMS race so that
you continue to have a safe and memorable race experience. With three different start points located across the island,
the various running routes will take runners along some breath-taking backdrops before ending the journey at the Padang.
I am proud to once again see such strong registration numbers this year. The Ekiden race category sold out on the opening
day of registration while a huge number of runners have graduated from running the Half Marathon in 2012 to testing
themselves with the full 42.195km distance in 2013.
It is also inspiring to see so many older runners register for the Marathon, proving once again that age is certainly no barrier.
We have many runners aged over 70, and a number over 80, who will be running 42.195km and I congratulate them on
their determination and passion.
The Half Marathon and 10km categories also reached maximum capacity prior to the close of registration, while the Kids
Dash (750m) continues to appeal to our young runners and their parents.
A lot goes into planning and delivering a successful SCMS. Spectrum Worldwide was granted full responsibility of organising
the event this year, and we are confident that they will build and expand on the
successes of previous editions to provide you with the best race experience
possible.
I would like to thank Spectrum Worldwide for the good work and for engaging
the thousands of volunteers who will be dedicating hours of their own personal
time to contribute to a great run on 1 December. I would also like to express my
gratitude to our fellow Government agencies for their support.
Finally, to all of you who will be racing on 1 December, I look forward to seeing
you at the start line.
Let us all live better through sports!
Chief Executive Officer, Singapore Sports Council

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FOREWORD
Dear runners,
Firstly, congratulations on being part of Singapore’s marquee running event and one of the world’s largest Marathons.
As the official event organiser, our key driving factor during the entire planning process is to deliver the best experience
possible for all participants on Sunday, 1 December.
I’m sure you are all excited the event is finally here after your months of dedicated training and preparation. We are
equally as thrilled to now see all the months of event planning come to fruition for the Standard Chartered Marathon
Singapore 2013.
On behalf of Spectrum Worldwide I would like to thank the Singapore Sports Council and Standard Chartered Bank for
their ongoing support in the build-up to this event.
We have also worked closely alongside various Government agencies, authorities and key stakeholders to facilitate the
entire operations including route and venue management. A running event of this magnitude, staged on closed public
roads across Singapore, would not be possible without their assistance.
A special mention must also be made to thank the thousands of volunteers who give up their own time to provide valuable
assistance during the event. Volunteers are integral to the continued success of the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore
so if you have the opportunity to personally thank them on race day, please do so.
Once again, congratulations on being part of this outstanding event and I look
forward to seeing you all on Sunday, 1 December.
It is you, the participant, who is the heart and soul of this event. Keep up the
marathon spirit!
Managing Director, Spectrum Worldwide (SWW)

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Standard
Chartered
Marathon
Singapore 2013
The Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore (SCMS) is the
nation’s marquee running event and one of the real highlights
of the local sporting calendar. It is owned by the Singapore
Sports Council (SSC) and organised by Spectrum Worldwide
(SWW).
The SCMS was awarded the Gold Label certification by
the International Association of Athletic Federations (IAAF)
following the 2011 and 2012 editions, placing it alongside
other world-class marathons such as the Berlin, London
and New York City marathons.
This year, Orchard Road, Sentosa and Esplanade Drive
will see the flag offs for the Marathon, Half Marathon, and
10km races respectively.
The various running routes will take participants across
the island and pass some of Singapore’s most iconic
landmarks such as Gardens by the Bay, East Coast Park,
the Singapore Flyer and Marina Bay Sands before leading
to the finish line at the Padang.
The Kids Dash category will offer our young runners a taste
of the main event as they race 750m in the highly popular
category. Another unique category, the Ekiden, will see
teams of six working together to race the Marathon in a
competitive relay format.
As well as devoting time to train for the big event, a large
number of SCMS participants have also dedicated their
run to a special cause this year by raising funds for local
charities on GIVE Asia, the event’s official fundraising
platform.
Every runner will have their own personal motivation driving
them towards the finish line on Sunday, 1 December. What’s
yours?
RUN FOR A REASON
“Running is a test for our endurance & mental
concentration is part of our life.” Simon Liew

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Event Information
Date
: Sunday, 1 December 2013
Start Points
: Orchard Road (Marathon & Ekiden)
Sentosa Gateway (Half Marathon)
Esplanade Drive (10km Race & Kids Dash)
End Point
: St Andrew’s Road, The Padang
Website
: www.marathonsingapore.com
Enquiries
: +65 6643 9191 (Operating Hours: 09:00 am – 06:00 pm, Monday to Friday)
Individual Categories
Flag-off Time
Individual Categories
Flag-off Time
Marathon 42.195km
05:00am
Kids Dash* – 750m
Half Marathon 21.1km
06:30am
Between 10 – 13 years
09:15am
10km Wheelchair Race
07:10am
Between 7 – 9 years
09:30am
10km Race
07:15am
Between 4 – 6 years**
09:45am
3 years and below**
10:00am
*The Kids Dash is non-competitive, therefore, no timing device will be issued and no official timing will be recorded or provided.
** It is compulsory for a parent/guardian to accompany any child six years and below during the Kids Dash for safety purposes,
failing which, the Organiser reserves the right to refuse entry to the participant.
Team Category
Ekiden
42.195km
Flag-off Time
05:00am
Note: The first participant of the team will begin the relay at the same start point and time as Marathon participants.
Each team must consist of six participants.
Corporate Categories
Team Composition
Corporate Distance Challenge
Any number of runners from any race category
(Team members must be from the same private corporation or
company, regardless of gender)
Non-Profit Organisation Distance
Challenge
Any number of runners from any race category
(Team members must be from the same educational institution/embassy
/Singapore statutory board/ministry, regardless of gender)
Note: For Distance Challenges - Companies/Organisations will compete based on the total distance completed by their staff/
members regardless of their race category or finishing time.
The Organiser reserves the right to cancel the SCMS 2013 at any time without prior notice to the Participant, in which case
they will make a reasonable effort to inform the Participant prior to the day/date of the event. If the SCMS 2013 has to be
cancelled, there shall be no refund of fees paid and the Organiser shall not be liable for any other loss or inconvenience
caused.

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Standard Chartered Marathon
Singapore 2012 Winners
Marathon 42.195km
Top 3 Winners
No.
Men’s Open
Time
1.
Kiproo Lilan Kennedy
2:17:20:27
2.
Luke Kibet
2:17:25:25
3.
Barmao Samson Kiprono 2:17:30:52
No.
Women’s Open
Time
1.
Irene Jerotich Kosgei
2:37:53:51
2.
Flomena Cheyech Daniel
2:37:56:51
3.
Alina Prokopeva
2:38:33:70
Men Singapore
Time
1.
Liew Wei Yen Ashley
2:45:06:26
2.
Ang Chee Yong
2:54:16:81
3.
Mok Ying Ren
2:54:57:54
Women Singapore
Time
1.
Qi Hui
3:17:06:51
2.
Neo Jie Shi
3:28:55:01
3.
Tan Si Qi, Angie
3:31:59:00
No.
No.
*The winners’ finishing time is based on Gun-Time.

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Prize Money
Marathon 42.195km (Open Category)
Positions
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
Men (US$)
50,000
20,000
10,000
7,500
6,500
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,250
Women
(US$)
50,000
20,000
10,000
7,500
6,500
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,250
Time Bonus for Marathon 42.195km (Open Catergory)
Timing (HRS)
Men (US$)
Women (US$)
<2:11
10,000
N.A
<2:12
5,000 x 2
N.A
<2:27
N.A
10,000
<2:29
Note:
• In order to receive the time bonus, the men’s 1st placed runner will have to achieve a timing of sub 2:11 to receive US$10,000; the men’s 2nd and
3rd placed runners with timings of sub 2:12 will receive US$5,000 each.
• The women’s time bonus operates on the same principle above however different timings apply.
• Time bonus is not accumulative.
• Only applicable to Marathon (Open).
Marathon 42.195km (Singapore Category)
Positions
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
Men (S$)
10,000
5,000
3,500
2,000
1,500
1,000
850
700
500
250
Women (S$)
10,000
5,000
3,500
2,000
1,500
1,000
850
700
500
250
Marathon 42.195km (Masters Category)
Positions
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
Men (S$)
5,000
3,000
1,500
1,250
1,000
850
700
500
300
150
Women (S$)
5,000
3,000
1,500
1,250
1,000
850
700
500
300
150
Note:
Prize monies fo Marathon categories are NOT accumulative. Participants who finish within the Top 10 for both Open and Singapore Category will
only receive prize money from one race category, whichever is of the higher value.

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Prize Money
Half Marathon 21.1km
(Open Category)
Positions
1st
2nd
3rd
Men (S$)
5,000
3,500
2,000
Women (S$)
5,000
3,500
2,000
10km Race
(Open & Wheelchair Categories)
Positions
1st
2nd
3rd
Men (S$)
2,000
1,500
1,000
Women (S$)
2,000
1,500
1,000
Wheelchair (S$)
2,000
1,500
1,000
Ekiden Race 42.195km
(Open Category)
Positions
Team (S$)
1st
2,500
2nd
3rd
1,750
1,250
*All winners are required to produce proof of identification
(e.g. NRIC / Passport etc.) for verification after the race.
RUN FOR A REASON
“It’s something you make yourself proud of in your
lifetime. My determination and endurance will push
me to the limit. Paul Wong Peng Kai

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Run For Good
RUNNING FOR NOVA
Teresa is the supervisor of the NOVA Learning Intervention Programme at Morning Star Community Services. A
volunteer with the organisation for five years before deciding to become an employee, she says, “The Run for Good
2013 initiative is an excellent way for me to achieve many things. I get to improve my health, have fun with my
colleagues at Singapore’s largest and hippest racing event, and most importantly, raise funds for my favourite cause,
NOVA!”
NOVA is the acronym for ‘Nurturing One’s Valuable Attributes’, a learning intervention programme pioneered by
Morning Star Community Services in 2006.
NOVA’s individualised learning plan acknowledges that every child is a unique individual and underscores the
philosophy embraced by Morning Star; that a child is more than a student.
If anything, training for her very first 10km run has reminded Teresa of another important lesson – routine and discipline.
Teresa and 24 of her colleagues and their family members are running to raise funds for the NOVA Fund, a fund
supporting children who require financial aid to enrol in the NOVA Learning Intervention Programme. To donate,
please go to http://marathonsingapore.giveasia.org/movement/run_for_morning_star
Teresa Wong, Morning Star,
Senior Facilitator,
NOVA Learning
Intervention Programme
RUNNING FOR AUTISM
Daniel (age six) and Ethan (age five) are joining forces in the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore for the third year
running, once again raising funds and awareness for autism.
The brothers, who both have autism, were encouraged by their parents to join the run and dedicate their efforts to the
autism charities. The Khors want their boys to learn the value of perseverance in every endeavour they undertake in life.
In their journey, the Khors have seen how their boys have benefited from early diagnosis and early intervention. Through
this fundraising activity and participation in the run, the family hopes to help increase awareness for autism and raise funds
for the autism charities so that more individuals across all age groups can get access to services that the charities provide.
In 2011, the brothers raised $2,500 within a week for the Autism Association Singapore. Last year, they combined their
efforts with their father’s first marathon effort to raise $7,700 for the Autism Resource Centre, within just a month.
This year, the boys hope to cross the $10,000 mark in funds raised for the two charities as well as St Andrew’s
Autism Centre.
Daniel and Ethan Khor
Any donations can be made directly to Daniel and Ethan’s fundraising page at
http://marathonsingapore.giveasia.org/movement/daniel_and_ethan_run_for_autism_2013
According to Barry, their participation in this year’s Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore
characterises the company’s ‘work hard, play hard’ motto.
As active pursuers of sports and healthy lifestyles, Barry and his teammates often take part in sporting
events such as the half ironman previously held in Singapore.
The Glencore team’s passion for sports extends beyond its primary function of keeping fit and relieving
stress to building team spirit, camaraderie and character. Thus, SportCares became the team’s choice of beneficiary as it shares their beliefs and presents
a great opportunity to let others experience the positive benefits that sports contributes to society.
This is their first time running for a charitable cause and they are sure it won’t be their last. Any donations can be made directly to the ‘Glencore Care for
Sports’ page at: http://giveasia.org/movement/glencore_cares_for_sports
RUNNING FOR SPORTCARES
Barry Teo and his five workmates from Glencore have formed an Ekiden team and are raising funds for
The SportCares Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Singapore Sports Council.

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Fact Sheet
Here’s What You Need To Know
Refresh
• Drink Stations
Ice Mountain drinking water is available at:
- The Start and Finish Points.
- Approximately every 2-3km for Marathon, Half Marathon
and 10km
100PLUS isotonic water is available at:
- Every alternate drink station and Finish Point
(13 drinks stations along the route and Finish Point)
• Shotz Energy Gel Stations are available at:
- Approximately at 23km and 35.5km for Marathon.
- Approximately at 10.5km for Half Marathon.
• Banana Station is available at:
- Approximately at 29.5km for Marathon.
Relief
• Tiger Balm ACTIVE Muscle Rub Stations are available at:
- Approximately at 16km, 18.5km, 21km, 25km, 29.5km,
33km, 38km and 41km for Marathon.
- Approximately at 18.8km for Half Marathon.
- Approximately at 8km for 10km Race.
• Toilets are available at:
- The Start and Finish Points, as well as along the various routes.
RUN FOR A REASON
“I have never entered a marathon race in my lifetime.
I’m training very hard now to fulfill this personal
• Medical Aid is available at:
- Approximately every 2.3km and at the Finish Point.
challenging wish and to show the world that there’s no
such thing as the spirit is willing but the body is not at
age 65.” Augustin Kang

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Runner Statistics
Marathon
16,100
Ekiden
300Teams
Half Marathon
12,000
Kids Dash
4,100
10km Race
20,000
Marathon
18-83
years old
Half Marathon
17-79
years old
14-83
years old
54,000 Runners
66% Male
Ekiden
10km Race
14-73
years old
34% Female

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Pacers - Your Inspiration
In this year’s Marathon, a total of 43 Official Pacers will provide
participants with a set pace for the duration of their run.
Using the Pacers as their official guide, runners will be able to
cross the finish line under their desired time.
All Pacers are experienced marathoners who will allow the
runners to relax and enjoy the race without having to continuously
check their watch or timing device.
The Pacers will be easily recognisable by their bright green
running singlets and different coloured balloons indicating their
pace times (3:45, 4:00, 4:15, 4:30, 4:45, 5:00, 5:15, 5:30)
Photo courtesy of Byron Wee - VOUX Photography
Spot the Pacers
It’s simple! All Pacers will be carrying balloons of the colour representing their pace group so all you have to do is to spot the balloons
when you are at the start line and join our Pacers to follow their pace. These are the colours with the times that go with them:
Pace Time
Group Colour
3:45
4:00
Navy Blue
5:30
Newman Loh
Hsiang Lung
Light Green
5:15
32
Dark Green
5:00
Ben Pulham
Pink
4:45
Gender
Red
4:30
Age
Orange
4:15
Name
Yellow
Light Blue
Occupation
Pace Time
Reasons to be a Pacer
M
Journey
Fitness Trainer
—
The Pacers are a great bunch of people with a tough job. I came on board to coach them,
hoping to make their job a little bit easier on 1 December. It’s my goal that they will be fit
enough to finish the race on pace and also have enough energy to encourage their runners
so that they can get to the finish line on time and with a smile on their faces.
23
M
—
3hrs 45mins
I hope through my playful and bubbly character, I can influence other people to take up
running as their daily activity!
Loh Yuting
Alvin
24
M
Student
3hrs 45mins
Running a sub 4 hour marathon may seem hard for some. Therefore, I am here hoping to
help you break through this barrier.
Henry Yang
Yee Meng
34
M
Civil Servant
3hrs 45mins
I hope to give back to the running community from what I gained when I was a newbie by
helping fellow runners to achieve their target timing when we pace them.
Andrew
Cheong
47
M
Manager
4hrs 00mins
I believe even splits are the optimum way to run a marathon. The SCMS Pacers will help
guide each runner to run at an even pace that is right for them.
Leong Yew
Hock, Rudin
44
M
IT Operations
Management
4hrs 00mins
Running not only allows me to have a healthy body and mind, it also expands my
circle of friends. I would not be able to achieve my personal best targets without all the
running sessions with my passionate running kakis. Sub4 is a significant breakthrough
for most marathoners and that is why I like to pace this group - to witness the joys and
accomplishments of many crossing the finishing line below 4 hours. Come run with us.
Gary Tan Yew
Hwee
43
M
Remisier
4hrs 00mins
My experiences from being an official Pacer during SCMS 2011 and 2012 has equipped me
to handle challenges that I hope to share with the participants to help them run and finish
the race in style.
Chong Chung
Fat
53
M
EHS
Director
4hrs 15mins
I have joined the Zheng Hua CC as an executive member to learn how to organise brisk
walking and weekly running exercises with the members. I hope I would have more
involvement in future.

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I’m not the fittest kind of person,
in fact I look plump, but I’d like
to inspire people that running is
not about size, shape or build.
Everyone can start running no
matter what - the most important
thing is taking the first step.
I’d like to take this opportunity
to encourage people in the
running community not to give
up and help each other achieve
their goals.
Keith Chan
Running had allowed me to
make like-minded friends who
inspire and motivate me when
I’m running. I want to give back
to the running community by
inspiring more people to take
up running, and motivate others
to finish their marathon in good
form. Lastly, I also hope to
encourage more females to take
up running as a sport. Who says
women who exercise cannot be
vain? I’m one very vain example
who loves to look good on and
off the track. So, vain female
runners united!
Laura Wong
I wanted to pay it forward in this
season of my life. I believe that all
of us can run a better second half
and stronger than the first half. I
want to share this and influence
those around me to do likewise;
in life and in a race.
“People sometimes sneer
at those who run every day,
claiming they’ll go to any length
to live longer. But don’t think
that’s the reason most people
run. Most runners run not
because they want to live longer,
but because they want to live
life to the fullest. If you’re going
to while away the years, it’s far
better to live them with clear
goals than being fully alive in a
fog, and I believe running helps
you do that. Exerting yourself to
the fullest within your individual
limits: that’s the essence of
running, and a metaphor for
life — and for me, for writing as
whole. I believe many runners
would agree” Haruki Murakami,
What I Talk About When I Talk
About Running.
Baldwin Choy
Sim Kian Eng
Abraham
I am grateful to be given the
opportunity again to work on
the official Pacer programme
with Journey Fitness Company.
This is my 3rd year running the
Pacer programme, and each time,
I enjoy the opportunity to develop
it further, working with passionate
and dynamic individuals who have
come together with a common
goal to help other runners.
This is one of the best ways
for me to do my part and to give
back to the running community.
The satisfaction comes from
seeing many happy runners
achieving their goals with the
help of the Pacers. I look forward
to the next 16 weeks in 2014.
Terence Teo
Although it doesn’t have a
reputation of being so, running is
a social sport. It’s a great way of
meeting people, getting healthy
and helping the community. It’s
also a great way of discovering a
new city. When I travel, I get lost
in the streets and always return
having enriched my understanding
of the people and culture.
Umberto Alessandria

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Name
Age
Gender
Occupation
Pace Time
Reasons to be a Pacer
Jason Chao
45
M
Business
4hrs 15mins
Development
Pacing allows me to spread the enthusiasm and magic of the marathon to friends and family
(I already do this today and have influenced others to begin the journey to fitness, health
and competition). I am very happy to talk about the sport and exchange ideas on training,
motivation, sports science and performance. Running is more of a lifestyle than a sport and
many of the lessons learned along the way can be applied to everyday life. I hope to help
many achieve their personal bests during this year’s marathon!
Jeremy Lim
Hao Shun
18
M
Student
4hrs 15mins
Being a Pacer allows me to contribute to society and do my part as a passionate individual
who has benefitted greatly from the sport. The wide smiles across the faces of runners when
they cross the finish line at targeted timing serves as a reason for us to go the extra mile as
well. The satisfaction that I get from helping various runners in previous races is also one of
the reasons which make me want to continue being a Pacer too.
Donovan Lam
28
M
Risk Officer
4hrs 15mins
So far, running has always been about my targets and what PB’s I would want to set for
myself. For a change, it will not be about catching up and overtaking the person before me,
but I hope to take a different approach, to see other runners’ goals as my goal; helping and
encouraging them to achieve the timing that they have set their minds on.
Eric Lim
39
M
Customer
Support
Executive
4hrs 30mins
I completed my first full marathon in 2011 with the 4:30hrs SCMS Pacers. I felt that the
encouragement and the sharing of running tips did help new runners like me to fulfil our goal.
Now in my second year with the SCMS Pacers, I hope to encourage runners once again on
the journey to their completion of the full marathon.
Pek Zhenqiang 30
M
Civil Servant
4hrs 30mins
Sharing what I learn when I run, so let’s pass the ethics to others who love it as well.
Woo Pau
Siong
47
M
Accountant
4hrs 30mins
After years of trying to beat my personal best, I felt that it was time to return the help and
encouragement received from the running community. It will be more fulfilling to help fellow
runners achieve their targets.
Roy Tay
39
M
Senior
Assistant
Engineer
4hrs 30mins
Help pick up rubbish in the trail :-) haha. It develops ethics, like running ethics. How many
times have we seen runners blocking the whole path?
John Lim
34
M
Banker
4hrs 45mins
Being a Pacer is the best way to give back to fellow runners who are trying to achieve
their aim. I have never looked back and have progressed to do other races such as ultramarathons since after my first marathon at 2009. I am a living testimony that an average
person can attain extraordinary achievements if he puts in the effort and passion.
Boon Chong
Huat
51
M
–
4hrs 45mins
To share the joy of camaraderie derived from running with like-minded souls.
Eugene
Matthias Loh
45
M
Director
4hrs 45mins
Running is not just only about racing. I want to be a Pacer to share my experience with
others. Running in a group creates a common goal, in this case a timed goal. You won’t easily
find camaraderie within such a short period. The runners that cross together at their stated
pace are the most appreciative people you will ever come across and now they possess
confidence to further their running accomplishments on their own. It’s an amazing feeling to
be helping someone do and achieve something that they once perceived as unachievable.
This ability serves as the driving force that propels them to the next level. It’s about how
every ounce of strength, determination and passion put through running gets churns up
into something I can look back and be proud of. Unlike a physical object where you can feel
and touch, it’s feels more like time. Whereby it may seem like it’s just several trivial numbers
thrown together by an automated clock, but each of these numbers, down to the hundredth
of a second has a meaning beyond what anyone can comprehend. It provides me a chance
to feel like a completely different person, a person who inspires others, and whom they strive
to be.
Wong Hau
Song
50
M
Assistant
Engineer
4hrs 45mins
Running is one of my best ways to de-stress and sort things out during the run. I can also
make use of this time to pray to God. I need to stay healthy as my family and friends depend
on me.
Gideon Ren
29
M
Educator
5hrs 00mins
My recollection of running the 42.195km was one that would took an awful long time to
complete. But thanks to the Pacers, I managed to concentrate on the running (while
catching up) and eventually completed my first marathon race. Since then, I have never
stopped and each race make me realised the importance of having Pacers. Now that I’m a
Pacer too, I hope to do the same by helping others finish their race beautifully. It is going to
take some grit but we are going to get to the finish line together.

27. Pg 25
Name
Age
Gender
Occupation
Pace Time
Brandon
Tay
34
M
Area Manager 5hrs 00mins
(Sales)
Irene Yap
Sor Hoon
46
F
Admin
Assistant
5hrs 00mins
To motivate other runners and give them the push to achieve their goals for the race.
Diana Lee
48
M
General
Manager
5hrs 00mins
I ran with the 4:30 SCMS Pacers last year and they helped me achieve my personal best.
Inspired by what Pacers can do to help runners like myself (those who tend to run too fast
in the beginning), I decided to be one myself. I’m also involved in pacing to motivate more
women to be Pacers. As you can see, there are only four female Pacers out of a total of
more than 40 official Pacers.
Liao Wei
Chuan
28
M
Assistant
Engineer
5hrs 00mins
To gain more running experience and do my part for the running community by motivating
other runners anytime and anywhere. It helps when we ‘Train together as One & Motivate
as Many.’
Lance Sum
30
M
Executive
5hrs 00mins
Inspire more non-runners to run and lead a healthier lifestyle by walking the talk.
Ngo Tien Leok
40
M
IT Manager
5hrs 15mins
I benefitted from the Pacers during my first marathon and I am giving back to the running
community by being a Pacer too. If you see us along the way, keep up with us. We will
bring you in under 5:15.
Kwek Liwen,
Edmond
26
M
Marketing &
Membership
Service
Executive
5hrs 15mins
I enjoy racing, but I enjoy pacing even more! It’s an entirely different experience when you’re
helping fellow runners to achieve their Personal Best timings in a race, the satisfaction
achieved from helping these people is rewarding indeed. Pacers are all really friendly people
and they definitely help to bond the running community together. Other than races, I also
help to pace my friends for their IPPT 2.4km run whenever I can!
Larry Lua
Soon Lai
45
M
5hrs 15mins
Principal
Technical Officer
I have achieved my target set for my running races. I hope to take a step forward by helping
people within the running community through contributing my knowledge. By being a Pacer,
I can motivate and help them to achieve their desired completion time.
Dr. Claus
Schwab
44
M
Managing
Director
5hrs 15mins
Being a Pacer in the 5:15 group is the perfect “give and take”. During our preparation I
received an organized and structured training (“take”) and on race day I can give back
and can help others to reach their personal goal (“give”) To all runners: Time doesn’t really
matter. Just finish with pride!
Chong Yew
Meng
45
F
IT Project
Manager
5hrs 15mins
I picked up running later than most people so I may not be able to do a full marathon with
fantastic timing but I hope to at least show that it is possible for ladies that start running at a
later stage in life to do full marathon too. Most importantly, it is fun!
Declan Teo
Ming Yi
25
M
Finance
Executive
5hrs 15mins
I can exchange ideas with other experienced runners and share my personal experiences
and knowledge with new runners who have signed up for their maiden marathon.
Andrew Lee
Peng Joo
40
M
Civil Servant
5hrs 30mins
Being a Pacer is my way of giving back to the running community. I want to inspire and
motivate runners to complete a marathon in good form and with good fun. See you at the
starting line!
Christopher
Cheow
25
M
Fussy Job
Hunter
5hrs 30mins
*Giving back* In 2010, I was almost gone by the time I hit the 30km mark but I just stayed
with the Pacers and managed to go below 5hrs (which was my target). After the race I felt
really indebted to the Pacers and I hoped that one day I would be able to be in their shoes
to give back to the running community at large. This year, it so happens that I’m fortunate
enough to be in that position to do so. All I would like to do is to inspire and encourage with
the hope that all would have fun in the process. =)
Tan Heng Hock 40
Jason
M
Financial
Services
Manager
5hrs 30mins
This is my third year as an Official Pacer for the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore.
I have been with the team since 2011 and it has been a great journey with the Pacers and
fellow runners. As a Pacer, we share the fun of running and motivate others when the going
gets tough during the race. The joy and satisfaction from the fellow runners outweighed
the sacrifice of personal best timing for the race. We are there to help someone realise their
dream and make their race possible. My personal motto: Aspire to inspire before expire.
Nicholas Ong
47
M
Information
Security
Compliance
Manager
5hrs 30mins
By encouraging people that age shouldn’t be a factor for not taking up running as a sport.
When we run as a group, we can enjoy ourselves and have some fun achieving our goals
together.
Tan Huey Yun
37
F
CS Supervisor 5hrs 30mins
Raymond Goh
25
M
Active Job
Seeker
Simon Cheng
Chi Hung
61
M
CAAD Designer5hrs 30mins
Toh Chin Hock
59
M
Designer
5hrs 30mins
5hrs 30mins
Reasons to be a Pacer
Besides being a Pacer who keeps pace for the runners, I would motivate them through
sharing running tips. Running is a sport that is definitely fun and enjoyable. Looking forward
to running with each and every one of you and being the “noisy” one.
Motivate others to start running as a sport and share past experiences.
I wish to motivate people to run just like how I was motivated. Being able to help and run
together with others is much more meaningful than just running for me.
Sharing my running experiences and to motivate other runners especially during the event
day. Our group of Pacers will be there to encourage the full marathon runners after they
cross the 30km mark.
To encourage both old and young people to run and have fun.

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Race Entry Pack Collection (REPC)
After collecting your Race Entry Pack:
• Please check for these items:
- Exclusive Event Running Singlet
- Bib with safety pins
- B-Tag
^ Please take note that the bib with the B-Tag timing device affixed must only be
worn by the person registered under the bib number given. Failure to do so will result
in disqualification.
^ Please do not remove or fold your B-Tag.
- Other sponsored goodies
• All runners and representatives should perform a check for missing or faulty items in their
race packs at the collection counter and notify the counter staff immediately should there
be any faulty items or items missing from their race packs. Once they leave the collection
counter, they will not be allowed to request for an exchange of faulty items or a top-up of
missing items.
• You should check the contents of your race pack before leaving the REPC. If you encounter
any issues, kindly approach the staff at the help desk for assistance.
• Uncollected race packs after the REPC period will be deemed unwanted. The Organisers
shall be at liberty to dispose or re-distribute them accordingly.
• Scanning stations are available at the REPC for runners and representatives to scan and
check their timing devices. Those who receive timing devices embedded with incorrect
personal particulars may proceed to the help desk for assistance.
RUN FOR A REASON
“Whenever I’m stressed out and
feeling restless, running always
• As the Organiser has provided the size charts for participants’ reference before they chose
their T-shirt sizes during registration, any request for a change in T-shirt sizes will not be
entertained.
refreshes me and pulls me back
• The exchanging of race packs and/or all other sponsor’s items are strictly not allowed.
‘Running is man’s second best
up to keep going, physically and
mentally. For that, I should say
friend’!” Jason Cabute

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30. Pg 28
Bib Colour: Race Category
•
•
•
•
The bib colour shows the race category you belong to.
Runners in the Team category: please DO NOT EXCHANGE your bibs.
Please run in the race category you have registered for.
If you do not run in your registered race category, your time will not be acknowledged.
You will be disqualified and will not receive any Finisher’s Medal or Certificate of Participation.
Front
5 hours and below
Back
Above 5 hours
Elites

31. Pg 29
Getting to the Race
Extended Train Services to the Race
There will be extended train services available at both SMRT & SBS Transit operated train stations (excluding Changi Airport, Expo
and Bayfront) for the benefit of both runners and supporters on the morning of Sunday, 1 December 2013. Trains will operate at
approximately 15min intervals. Please refer to the following schedule for the first train services. Kindly note that standard fares apply
to this specially commissioned service.
The train services are brought to you by our community partners:
Visit www.marathonsingapore.com/traffic/getting-to-the-race for more information.
SMRT
Line
North South
Line
SBS Transit
Origin
Marina Bay
Jurong East
Direction Towards
Orchard
First Train
03:30am
02:45am
Joo Koon
Jurong East
(Train service
ends at JUR)
Raffles Place
City Hall
North East Line
Origin
Punggol
HarbourFront
Direction Towards
HarbourFront
Punggol
First Train
03:00am
03:15am
02:45am
Pasir Ris
Line
03:00am
02:30am
East West Line
Circle Line
BPLRT
(Service A)
Dhoby Ghaut
HarbourFront
03:00am
HarbourFront
Dhoby Ghaut
02:45am
Bukit Panjang
Choa Chua Kang
02:29am
Important Notice
On Race Day, Gardens by the Bay will still be open to public. However, due to road closures, there are changes to the driving routes.
From East Coast Parkway (ECP) heading towards City:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Take Exit 17 and keep right onto Prince Edward Road
Turn right onto Anson Road
Make a right turn onto Maxwell Road and head towards Central Boulevard
Turn right onto Marina Station Road
Turn left onto Marina Street
Follow through onto Marina Boulevard
Turn left at Marina Gardens Drive
From East Coast Parkway (ECP) heading towards
Changi Airport:
•
•
•
•
•
Take Exit 17 and turn right onto Central Boulevard
Turn right onto Marina Station Road
Turn left onto Marina Street
Follow through onto Marina Boulevard
Turn left at Marina Gardens Drive
Private Transport
Runners driving to the race are encouraged to park at the following shopping centres:
10km Race
Half Marathon
Marathon
Location
Lots
Location
Lots
Location
Lots
Far East Plaza
496
HarbourFront Centre
1,023
Marina Square
1,650
Far East Shopping Centre
138
VivoCity
2,179
Millenia Walk
1,745
Forum The Shopping Mall
225
Raffles City
1,045
Ion Orchard
451
Suntec City
3,100
Liat Towers
148
Pacific Plaza
75
Shaw Centre
640
Tangs Orchard
409
Wheelock Place
185
Wisma Atria
342
Note:
Runners who drive are advised to make their own transport arrangement from the finish
point to their various parking locations, utilising public transport services available.

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33. Pg 31
Road Closure
Orchard Area
Roads
Location Details
Paterson Rd
From Orchard Rd
– Orchard Blvd
Marina Area
Road Condition
Roads
Location Details
Duration
Road Condition
Left lanes closed
Fullerton Rd
To and From
Esplanade Drive
01:00am –
03.30pm
Road closed
Orchard Rd
From Paterson Rd
– Buyong Rd
Right lanes closed
St. Andrew’s
Rd
From Fullerton Rd
01:00am –
03.30pm
Road closed
Buyong Rd
From Orchard Rd
– Penang Rd
Left lanes closed
(Traffic accessible to CTE)
Connaught
Drive
01:00am –
04:00pm
Road closed
Fort Canning Link
– Buyong
Centre lanes closed
Right lane for traffic from Stamford
> Handy to CTE
Left lane for Park Mall exit to
Somerset/Clemenceau
Coleman St
From Supreme
Court –
St Andrew’s Rd
01:00am –
03:30pm
Road closed
Esplanade
Drive
Both Directions
01:00am –
02:30pm
Road closed
01:00am –
02:30pm
Road closed
Left lanes closed (Singapore Flyer
Carpark access via Temasek Ave)
Penang Rd
Duration
01:00am –
07:30am
Fort Canning
Link
From Stamford Rd
– Penang Rd
Road closed (Traffic diverted to
Stamford Rd/Queen St)
Raffles Ave
From Republic Blvd
– Singapore Flyer
Stamford Rd
From Hill St
– Fort Canning Link
Left lanes closed
Raffles Ave
From Singapore
Flyer – Temasek
Ave
01:00am –
02:30pm
Republic
Blvd
To Raffles Ave
01:00am –
02:30pm
Road closed
Republic
Blvd
From Raffles Ave
01:00am –
02:30pm
Right lane closed (Access to ECP
Airport only)
Republic Ave
To and Frrom
Crawford
01:00am –
02:30pm
Road closed from Crawford St
Ophir Rd
From Beach Rd
– ECP
01:00am –
02:30pm
No access to ECP or Republic
Blvd/Ave
Bayfront Ave
Towards Raffles Ave
04:30am –
12:00pm
No access to Temasek Ave
Central Business District Area
Roads
Location Details
Duration
Road Condition
Hill Street
Towards Victoria St
01:00am –
07.30am
Access up to Fort Canning Rise
only
Hill Street
Towards New
Bridge Rd
01:00am –
07.30am
Left lanes closed
New Bridge
Rd
From Hill St –
North Canal Rd
01:00am –
07.30am
Left lanes closed
North Boat
Quay
Between North
Bridge Rd and
Hill St
01:00am –
07.30am
Road closed
South Bridge
Rd
Between North
Canal Rd and Upp
Pickering St
01:00am –
07.30am
Road closed
Upp
Pickering St
Between New
Bridge Rd and
South Bridge Rd
01:00am –
07.30am
Left lanes closed
Pickering St
After South Bridge
Rd to Church St
01:00am –
07.30am
Right lanes closed, access to
Battery Rd only from South
Bridge Rd
Cecil St
From Maxwell Rd –
Cross St
01:00am –
07.30am
Right lanes closed, access to
Cross St only
Maxwell Rd
Between Cecil St
and Robinson Rd
01:00am –
08:00am
Left lanes closed
Robinson Rd
From Maxwell Rd –
Collyer Quay
01:00am –
08:00am
Left lanes closed
01:00am –
08:00am
Road closed
Mountbatten and East Coast Area
Collyer Quay
From Church
St – Fullerton
Rd (Towards
Esplanade)
01:00am –
09:00am
Traffic from Robinson diverted to
Finlayson before 9am and
released to Battery Rd after 9am
West Coast Highway/
Telok Blangah/Sentosa Area*
Roads
Location Details
Duration
Road Condition
Sentosa
Gateway
Sentosa Bridge –
HM start
02:00am –
09:30am
Sentosa
Island
Internal roads –
(Gateway Ave,
Artillery Ave, Siloso
Rd, Allenbrooke Rd,
Cove Rd)
02:00am –
09:30am
Partial closure
West Coast
Highway
Between Brani
Terminal and AYE
(Tuas)
04:00am –
10:00am
Exit 2A closed
ECP/AYE
Towards Jurong,
from ECP Ophir
Access to Exit 2A)
04:00am –
12:00pm
Left lane closed
Towards Telok Blangah closed
*Sentosa Island will be accessible to public
Towards Sentosa converted 2-ways
for access/exit to Cove and RWS
Duration
Road Condition
Towards Shenton
Way
01:00am –
10:30am
Road closed
Nicoll
Highway
Towards Guillemard
01:00am –
11:15am
Right lanes closed
KPE Exit 2A
Exit to Nicoll
Highway Citybound
01:00am –
11:00am
Exit closed
Mountbatten
Rd
From Old Airport
Rd – Nicoll
Highway (Towards
Sims Way)
01:00am –
10:30am
Left lanes closed
(Old Airport to Sims Way only)
Mountbatten
Rd
From Old Airport
Rd – Fort Rd
(Towards ECP)
01:00am –
10:30am
Road closed
Fort Rd
Left lanes for traffic from Church
St to Battery Rd only
Location Details
Nicoll
Highway
From Meyer Rd
– ECP (Towards
ECP)
01:00am –
10:30am
Meyer Rd closed
Access to ECP via Still Rd
Fort Rd
From ECP – Meyer
Rd (Towards Sims
Way)
01:00am –
10:30am
ECP Exit 13
(Fort Rd)
Towards City
01:00am –
10:30am
No access to Fort Rd
Access Fort Rd via Rochor Exit 5 >
Raffles Boulevard
East Coast
Service Rd
Cross St/
Between Cecil St
Boon Tat St/
and Robinson Rd
Mc Callum St
Roads
From Fort Rd –
Big Splash
03:00am –
11:00am
Road closed
East Coast
Service Rd
Between Exit 7A –
Carpark G
01:00am –
01:00pm
Road closed
MCE
Worksites
Service Rd
From Fort Rd Circle
Entrance – Marina
Barrage
01:00am –
1:00pm
Road closed
Access up to Stadium only, all
traffic from ECP diverted into
Tanjong Rhu
Right lane for ECP bound traffic to
exit Tanjong Rhu towards ECP City

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Road Closure
No Entry
Orchard Area

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Road Closure
Central Business District Area
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Road Closure
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Race Day Essentials
Back of the Bib
Front of the
Women’s & Men’s Running Singlet
Back of the
Women’s & Men’s Running Singlet
How To Wear Your Bib
Your bib comes attached with the B-Tag timing device (a single use bib-tag from Chronotrack Systems) for the Standard Chartered
Marathon Singapore 2013.
• Display your bib number clearly on the front of your singlet at all times during the race.
• Write your personal details on the reverse side of the bib (eg name, emergency contact number, blood type) with a ball point pen.
• DO NOT REMOVE the timing device from the bib.
• Do not alter, modify, fold or crumple the bib.
• Please ensure the bib is pinned in all four corners.
• Please ensure the bib is not covered (jackets, runner belts, water bottles, etc).
• Please ensure that you run across the timing mats at the Start Point (even if you are late) and on-route as proof of running the
prescribed route. Failure to do so will result in DNF (DID NOT FINISH) or DQ (DISQUALIFIED), and you will not receive any Finisher’s
Medal or Certificate of Participation.
Staggered Flag-Offs
• Runners from different categories start at different times. Remember to check your start time and arrive at least 30 minutes
beforehand.
• Runners who are late and start in another category will be considered as a non-finisher of the race.
• Please listen carefully to instructions when you are in your designated Race Pens.
• The Race Pens are assigned according to your race categories. If you are unsure of which pen you belong to, please queue at the
last pen.
• Please start off in a slow and orderly manner based on your estimated finishing time.
• Please observe proper running etiquette – let the faster runners move to the front.
• Please keep to the left side of the running path if you slow down or walk.
• Runners will not be allowed to pass through the Start Line 10 minutes prior to flag-off for all categories.
• Runners will be disqualified and no timing will be given if they do not participate in the category that they registered for.
• Runners who do not start within 30 minutes of their flag-off (Marathon, Half Marathon and 10km Race) will be disqualified and
for safety reasons, may not be allowed to run. No timing will be provided.
RUN FOR A REASON
“To challenge myself and break all my boundaries is my
finish line.” Lin Zi Yin Mavis

39. Pg 37
Race Day Tips
Here are some reminders on what you should do before you get to the
starting line and after the race.
Day Before Race
The Journey
• Take an easy jog to loosen your legs and prepare your
mind.
There are two main things you need to be thinking about
when you are running.
• Keep yourself hydrated throughout the day.
• Your intensity. Start at a slower pace and aim to build
your way into the run, finishing strong. The tendency in
longer runs is to start too fast and pay for it later in the
race so exercise control and work your way into it.
• Avoid unusual foods i.e. stick to what you have
been eating during training to avoid any stomach
issues that can come with new or unfamiliar foods.
Race Day Morning
• Wake up early and have your breakfast 2 - 3 hours prior
to your scheduled start time. This is to ensure that your
food is properly digested before the race.
• Get to the race venue early
• Your fuel. Ensure you are consistently taking in your
calories to replace what you are burning. Depending
on weight, experience etc. you should look to be taking
in gel every 45mins or so. Sip regularly on water or
electrolytes.
• Drink throughout the run - never take electrolyte drinks
and gels at the same time.
• When the going gets tough, focus on what you can
control. Think about your technique and your breathing.
• Prior to entering the starting pen, go for a 5 - 10 minute
walk or jog to warm up
At The Finish Point
Celebrate your success.
In The Pen
• Stay calm and visualise your race.
• Take advantage of the free massage service or go
for an easy walk or jog to help loosen up your
muscles.
• Do a head-to-toe warm-up with some dynamic
exercises to promote muscle stretch while keeping
blood flowing to the muscles. Some good examples
include:
• Eat. Ideally you should consume a mix of
carbohydrates and proteins within 30 minutes of
completing your run.
•
Front leg swings
•
Butt kicks
•
Knee lifts
•
Side leg swings
•
Use petroleum jelly to prevent chafing in areas
like inner thighs, under arms and nipples.
•
Get to the correct start position according to
your pace. If you are unsure of which pen you
belong to, please queue at the last pen so that
you will not block other runners.
At the Penson the spot
•
Jumping
RUN FOR A REASON
“Run because it is simple and makes you appreciate life
At The Flag-Off
• Pace yourself to ensure you complete the race.
to the fullest.
Run because it makes you come alive.
Run because it gives you a reason and a goal to not
take life for granted.
Run because you love to run.”
Ng Chee Hong

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41. Pg 39
Runners’ Check List
How Fit Do I Feel?
It is essential that you are in “tip-top condition” before your race starts. Spend a minute to run through this checklist before you go
the distance. If anything buzzes, consider carefully and decide if you should really race.
Do I?:
Feel lethargic?
Feel feverish?
Feel unwell (headache, sore throat, cough or
runny nose)?
Have the symptoms of heart problems (breathing
difficulty, irregular heartbeat or chest pain)?
Have signs of stomachache, diarrhoea or nausea?
Have enough rest from the night before?
Feel mentally prepared for the race?
RUN FOR A REASON
“Though it’s only 10km for me, it’s just the beginning.
There’s always a first time, which leads to a second and
then a third. It’s a way to put down all work, free the
mind and just enjoy every moment of the race.”
Koh Guang Cheng

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Ekiden Race
General Information For Ekiden Runners:
The Ekiden comprises of teams of six runners completing the Marathon course with each member running a leg of the course but not
necessarily of equal distance. At the end of the race, the team that registers the fastest cumulative time wins the relay.
To qualify for official placing, each runner on a team can only run one leg of the race. Succeeding runners that do not “connect” with
his or her preceding team mates (due to diversions, dropouts, etc.) will not be allowed to complete his/her respective leg and the team
will be disqualified (DQ).
Runner 2 will walk to the First Changeover Point at the Float @ Marina
after baggage deposit.
Baggage deposit locations for the
respective runners are listed below:
For Runners 3, 4, 5 & 6, shuttle buses will bring runners to their
respective Ekiden starting points after baggage deposit. The shuttle
service is optional for Ekiden runners. Participants may opt to make their
own way to the exchange points.
Visit www.marathonsingapore.com/events/ekiden-team-briefing for
more info.
Runner 1
Angullia Carpark (02:30am to 04:30am)
Runner 2
The Float @ Marina Bay
(03:00am to 05:00am)
The flag-off time for the Ekiden is 05:00am. Latecomers will start the race
together with the ‘7 hours and above’ race pen. Team’s Sash, Bib and
B-Tag Timing Device must be worn prior to start of race.
Runners 3, 4, 5 & 6
The Promontory @ Marina Bay
(03:30am to 06:00am)
Ekiden Finisher Medals and T-shirts are to be collected by Runner 6 at the
Ekiden tent @ Padang. Refer to page 54 for the Padang layout.
Event Day Proceedings
• Preceding Ekiden runners will be channelled into the Transition Zone.
• Succeeding runners will wait within the Waiting Pens according to their bib number and when the succeeding runner spots his or her
team mate approaching, he or she will move to the Changeover Zone to prepare for the transition.
• The preceding runner will hand over the team sash to the succeeding runner within the Changeover Zone.
• Once the transition is completed the preceding runner may then proceed to the Ekiden Shuttle Bus Service Pick-Up Point to board
the bus which will bring runners to the Padang.
Pre-Race Shuttle Service Route and Frequency
Service Line*
Pick Up Point
4
5
6
04:00am, 04:20am, 04:40am, 05:00am, 05:20am, 05:30am
ECP Carpark F3
04:15am, 04:40am, 05:00am, 05:20am, 05:40am, 06:00am
ECP Carpark C2
04:30am, 05:00am, 05:30am, 06:00am, 06:30am, 06:45am
Bay East Garden
The Promontory
@ Marina Bay
Bus Departure Time**
Meyer Road
3
Drop Off Point
05:00am, 05:20am, 05:40am, 06:00am, 06:30am, 07:00am
Note: * Service line number is the same as the runner’s sequence.
** Bus will depart on the listed time or upon full capacity.
Post-Race Shuttle Service Route and Frequency
Ekiden Point
Pick Up Point
3
Meyer Road
4
ECP Carpark F3
5
ECP Carpark C2
6
Marina Barrage CP
Drop Off Point
Time#
06:00am – 10:00am
Raffles City
06:30am – 11:00am
07:00am – 12:00pm
07:45am – 12:30pm
Note: #Post-race shuttle service will be available at 20 to 25-minute intervals.

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Race Day Programme
Time
Events
05:00am
Start of Marathon & Ekiden (Orchard Start Point)
06:30am
Start of Half Marathon (Sentosa Start Point)
07:10am
Start of 10km Wheelchair Race (Esplanade Drive Start Point)
07:15am
Start of 10km Race (Esplanade Drive Start Point)
07:15am
Estimated Finishing Time of Top Marathon Runner (Men)
07:30am
Estimated Finishing Time of Ekiden & 10km Wheelchair Race
07:35am
Estimated Finishing Time of Top Marathon Runner (Women)
07:45am
Estimated Finishing Time of Top Half Marathon Runner (Men)
07:55am
Estimated Finishing Time of Top 10km Race Runners (Men & Women)
08:00am
Estimated Finishing Time of Top Half Marathon Runner (Women)
08:35am
Prize Presentation for Top 3 Marathon Men Open Winners
08:40am
Prize Presentation for Top 3 Marathon Women Open Winners
08:50am
Prize Presentation for Top 3 10km Race Men Open Winners
08:55am
Prize Presentation for Top 3 10km Race Women Open Winners
09:00am
Prize Presentation for Top 3 10km Wheelchair Race Winners
09:05am
Prize Presentation for Top 3 Marathon Men Singapore Winners
09:10am
Prize Presentation for Top 3 Marathon Men Masters Winners
09:15am
Start of Kids Dash: 10 – 13 Years Old (Esplanade Drive Start Point)
09:20am
Prize Presentation for Top 3 Half Marathon Men Open Winners
09:25am
Prize Presentation for Top 3 Half Marathon Women Open Winners
09:30am
Start of Kids Dash: 7 – 9 Years Old (Esplanade Drive Start Point)
09:35am
Prize Presentation for Top 3 Ekiden Winners
09:40am
Prize Presentation for Top 3 Marathon Women Singapore Winners
09:45am
Start of Kids Dash: 4 – 6 Years Old (Esplanade Drive Start Point)
10:00am
Start of Kids Dash: 3 Years Old & below (Esplanade Drive Start Point)
10:25am
Prize Presentation for Top 3 Marathon Women Masters Winners
01:00pm
Estimated Finishing Time of Last Marathon Runner

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Baggage Handling Service
Baggage Deposit
• Runners are advised to bring only essential personal items (e.g. utility belt, EZ link card, mobile phone) needed for the run and refrain
from bringing valuables to the event.
• Runners are also encouraged to pass their other belongings (i.e. change of clothes, shoes etc) to their friends or family members
to bring to the Finish Point at the Padang.
• Only one piece of the baggage is allowed per runner, on a first-come-first-serve basis.
• Please adhere strictly to the baggage deposit operating hours.
• The adherence of the operating hours is to allow the baggage to arrive promptly at the Marina Bay seating gallery for the baggage
collection set up. All baggage can be collected between 09:00am and 02:00pm on race day.
• Estimated waiting time for baggage deposit is approximately 15 minutes during non-peak period and 45 minutes during peak
period. Hence, please arrive earlier then the ending time specified below.
Category
Venue
Operating Hours
Marathon &
Ekiden Runner 1
Angullia Carpark @ Orchard Road
Ekiden Runner 2
The Float @ Marina Bay
03:00am – 05:00am
Ekiden Runners 3, 4, 5 & 6
The Promontory @ Marina Bay
03:30am – 06:00am
Half Marathon
Sentosa Gateway @ Sentosa Bridge
03:30am – 06:00am
10km Race
The Padang (Beside Singapore Cricket Club)
05:30am – 06:45am
02:30am – 04:30am

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Start Flow & Bag Deposit
Marathon 42.195km
Legend
Flow to Start
Baggage
Underpass
Info Booth
First Aid
Sub 3, 5 & Ekiden Pen
Entrance
Portaloos
Sub 7 & Above Sub 7
Pen Entrance
Drinks Station
Start Zone
Half Marathon 21.1km
Legend
Flow to Start
Baggage
Underpass
Info Booth
Pen Entrance
First Aid
Portaloos
Start Zone

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Start Flow & Bag Deposit
10km Race
Legend
Flow to Start
Baggage
Underpass
Info Booth
Pen Entrance
First Aid
Portaloos
Start Zone
1 | © Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore 2013
Kids Dash
Legend
Legend
Flow to Start
Info Booth
Flow to Start
Info Booth
Underpass
First Aid
Underpass
Pen Entrance
Pen Entrance
Portaloos
Portaloos
1 | © Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore 2013
1 | © Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore 2013
©1987 - 2013 HERE. All rights reserved
First Aid
Start Zone
Start Zone

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Baggage Collection
Important Points:
• Estimated waiting time for deposit and collection of baggage is approximately 45 minutes.
• Please present your runner’s bib and the serialised baggage tag upon collection of baggage. No claim will be allowed without
presenting both the runner’s bib and the serialised baggage tag.
Note: The organisers will not be responsible for any loss and/or damage, personal or otherwise, to the belongings and items deposited. For security purposes, the
organisers also reserve the right to check any item in the bag deposited.
Baggage Collection
Legend
10km Race Baggage
Collection Tent
The Float @
Marina Bay
Marathon, Half and Ekiden
Baggage Collection
Underpass
10km Race Baggage
Runner Flow
Ekiden, Marathon, and Half
Marathon Baggage Runner Flow
Refreshment Tent
The Float @
Marina Bay
RUN FOR A REASON
To convince myself that with
every step and every challenge
I face in life today , I am
preparing myself for tomorrow.
Prabin Gopal

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SingTel Recreation Club
VISA Worldwide
Sony Electronics Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
Prudential Assurance
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Starhub Ltd
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Hospitality
BT Singapore
Cerebos Pacific Limited
EastLife Pte Ltd (The Sloane Clinic)
KLA-Tencor (Singapore) Pte Ltd
UBS AG
Rockwell Automation Asia Pacific Business Centre
BSI Bank Ltd
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Cheer Station
Ekiden Point
MRT Station
Shotz Energy Gel Station
Tiger Balm Active
Muscle Rub Station
KM Marker
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42.195km Running Route
Legend
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Participants who do not enter the start pen within 30 minutes of the flag-off time (by 05:00 am) will not be allowed to start due to safety reasons and re-opening of roads to normal traffic.
No Late Start
To minimise any inconvenience to the public as a result of the road closures implemented during the race, the roads will re-open in phases across different locations within specified times.
Marathon participants who are unable to complete specified distances before the time stated will be diverted to a shorter route by marshals. Runners who are diverted to the shorter route will
still be entitled to receive the Finisher’s T-shirt and Finisher’s medal upon crossing the finish line. However, their race timing will not be recorded.
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Tiger Balm Active
Muscle Rub Station
Drinks Station
Medical Post
Participants who do not enter the start pen within 30 minutes of the flag-off time (by 06:30 am) will not be allowed to start due to safety reasons and re-opening of roads to normal traffic.
No Late Start
To minimise any inconvenience to the public as a result of the road closures implemented during the race, the roads will re-open in phases across different locations within specified times.
Half Marathon participants who are unable to complete specified distances before the time stated will be diverted to a shorter route by marshals.
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Tiger Balm Active
Muscle Rub Station
Drinks Station
Medical Post
– 3 years & below and 4 to 6 years
Participants who do not enter the start pen within 30 minutes of the flag-off time (by 09:45am) will not be allowed to start due to safety reasons and re-opening of roads to normal traffic.
– 7 to 9 years and 10 to 13 years
Participants who do not enter the start pen within 30 minutes of the flag-off time (by 09:15am) will not be allowed to start due to safety reasons and re-opening of roads to normal traffic.
No Late Start (Kids Dash)
• Flag-off time is 07:15am
Participants who do not enter the start pen within 30 minutes of the flag-off time will not be allowed to start due to safety reasons and re-opening of roads to normal traffic.
For detailed route map, please visit here.com/startHERE.
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Kids Dash
The Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore’s Kids Dash is a great opportunity for your kids to experience a world-class sporting
event without the pressure of competition.
The 750m run starts off at Esplanade Drive. Your kids will jog along the bridge, turn right before the Fullerton Hotel, then make their
way to Anderson Bridge. Then it will be a sprint past Connaught Drive to cross the Finish Point at St Andrew’s Road by the Padang.
It will be a run to remember, for both your child and the entire family.
For Kids
1. After the race, the kids will be directed to the Kids Tent located in the Athlete Welfare Area (AWA).
2. The kids will collect their medals and refreshments at the tent.
3. After which, the kids will be channelled to their respective pick-up area according to their age groups to meet their parents.
For Parents/Guardians
1. After the kids’ flag-off, parents are encouraged to proceed to the AWA area where they can meet their kids.
2. Parents will enter the respective kids collection area (corresponding to their tag/kids age group).
Note: Security personnel will only allow parents/guardians into the collection area if their identification tag matches the stated age group sign and bib number at the entrance.
3 years & below
4 to 6 years
7 to 9 years
10 to 13 years
Kids
Tent
“No Parents” Zone
Out of Bounds
Exit - Children and parents/guardians with
corresponding wrist/identification tags ONLY
Entrance - Parents/guardians with
corresponding wrist/identification tags ONLY
Entrance
Entrance
Exit
Exit
Entrance
Entrance
Exit
Exit

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Runners’ Estimated Timeline
This timeline will help you to estimate where a runner will be at a specific time. To co-ordinate your presence at specific spots, you
need to know the runner’s estimated completion time for the Marathon.
For instance, the runner expects to finish the Marathon in 4 hours 15 minutes. You should refer to the Sub 5 column of the chart. For
example, you will need to be at The Concourse by 06:11am, and at the finish stretch by 10:32am.
This timeline estimate assumes the runner maintains a constant speed throughout the race based on the average completion time.
Alternatively, you can gauge the progress of your friends on race day by using the race tracker on marathonsingapore.com.
(Do note that times and positions on race tracker are unofficial.)
Share your race experience, as it happens.
Go to here.com/startHERE
Marathon 42.195km
Venue
Distance
Elite
Sub 4
Sub 5
Sub 6
7 and above
The Concourse
9km
05:30am
05:59am
06:11am
06:23am
06:38am
East Coast Park Food Village
19km
06:01am
07:05am
07:31am
07:55am
08:27am
East Coast Lagoon
25km
06:21am
07:45am
08:18am
08:51am
09:32am
F1 Pit Building
40km
07:10am
09:24am
10:16am
11:10am
12:16pm
Finish Stretch
42km
07:17am
09:37am
10:32am
11:29am
12:38pm

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Start Line Overview
Marathon Pen Details
SUB 3, SUB 5, EKIDEN
VIP
Elite
Orchard Link
Paterson Road
SUB 7 & Above
Barricades
Yellow Chains
(Orchard Link Entrance) : Sub 3, 5, Ekiden
(Paterson Road Entrance): Sub 7 and above, latecomers
Start Entrance
Bibs:
Pen
Colour
Elites
VIP
Bibs:
Sub 3, 5 & Ekiden
Sub 7 & above
Example of a signage at the start pen entrance. Runners are
to look out for this signage and enter the respective pen.
• Runners are only allowed to enter the pens which correspond to their Bib colours.
• The pen will be closed 20 minutes before flag-off. Any late-comers will forfeit their privilege and have to join the back of the pen.
• Full pen closure will be in effect 30 minutes after flag-off. Runners will not be allowed into the pen from 05:30am onwards.

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Race Day Entertainment
Photo Points
Various photo points will be around Padang for runners and supporters to capture
celebratory moments!
Festival Stilt Walkers
The stilt walkers will be roving around Padang bringing a festive and colourful
atmosphere to this year’s event.
Balloon Punks
The visually captivating Balloon Punks will be on hand to entertain the crowds with
their unique skills.
Fiesta Dancers and Drummers
Jive along with these energetic dancers and drummers as they whip the spectators
into a Fiesta frenzy at the Padang!
Band on the Run
Enjoy the unique sounds and action from the entertaining Band on the Run!
Bhangra Drummers
Bhangra originates from a celebration dance during harvest. The drummers’
celebratory beats and rhythm is energetic and exhilarating so be sure to keep an
eye out for them!
Kids Zone
Come check out our festive Kids Zone designed to keep the youngsters entertained
after the Kids Dash! The fun-filled activities range from carnival-style bouncy castles
and playgrounds to shrink art and craft to freebies and balloons.
Festive Entertainment En-Route
All runners will be treated to various entertainment and performances as they
run. Whether they pass the emcees, Fun Punkz, Samba Drummers, Jie Ling Gu,
Bhangra Drummers, Cheerleaders or Tambourine Ladies, these festive characters
will be cheering the runners on in style!

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Cheer Your Runners
Come on down and cheer on your friends and family as they compete in the nation’s marquee running event! Experience the action,
drama and camaraderie and help the runners in the journey which they have set for themselves.
A number of Cheer Points have been set up along the route, offering spectators some fantastic vantage points from which to cheer on
the thousands of participants. A free shuttle bus service will also transport supporters from one Cheer Point to the next ensuring they can
catch their friends or family more than once during the run!
All supporters who enjoy the Cheer Mobile Service will also receive an official Cheer Kit on the bus to help motivate the runners.
Cheer Points
Cheer Points are located along the routes at:
Type of Category
1
Bus Stop at Car park F3, East Coast Park
Marathon
2
Car park D4, in front of Goldkist Beach Resort,
East Coast Park
Marathon
3
Marina Barrage
Marathon
4
Opposite F1 Pit Building, in front of
S’pore Flyer Carpark
All Categories
What to Carry
•
Cap/Sunglasses/Sunscreen
•
Comfortable attire & footwear
•
Drinks (water is the best)
•
Camera
•
Banners/Flags/Props
•
Whistles/Loudhailers
•
Raincoat/Umbrella
What to Say:
•
•
•
•
All the way!
You can do it!
Keep going!
Go, go, go!
•
•
•
•
Only 10km more to go! (when it is still a long way to finish)
Just 2 more hours to the end! (when it is still a long time later)
Faster, faster! (when the runner is out of breath)
Smile, smile, have fun! (when the runner is clearly struggling)
Cheer Mobiles
Hop on and off our free shuttle buses which will ferry you to our Cheer Points to catch your runners. Get on board our Cheer Mobiles
and get a free Cheer Kit to cheer on the runners. Buses are available at the Marathon Start Point at Orchard Road, for you to follow
your runners. Our Cheer Mobiles run from 05:30am to 12:00pm, at 20-minute intervals.
Visit www.marathonsingapore.com for more information.
Cheer Mobile Route
Route 1
Route 2
Location
Landmark
Bus Stop behind 313 Somerset,
along Somerset Rd
Orchard Road
Bus Stop behind 313 Somerset,
along Somerset Rd
East Coast Park
Bus stop at ECP Carpark F3
Marina Barrage
Carpark
East Coast Park
ECP Carpark D4
F1 Pit Building
Stop opposite the Pit Building
Padang
Bus Stop outside Capitol Building
Padang
Bus Stop outside Capitol Building
Route Direction
Only the first shuttle service begins at Orchard Road.
Subsequent services loop from ECP car park F3 to
Capitol Building.
Loop Service - Marina Route
Landmark
Orchard Road
Loop Service ECP Route
Location
Route Direction
Only the first shuttle service begins at Orchard Road.
Subsequent services loop from Marina Barrage Carpark
to Capitol Building.

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Cheer Mobile Shuttle Timings
Route 1 Departure
ORCHARD:
Bus Stop behind 313 Somerset
along Somerset Road
EAST COAST PARK:
Bus Stop at Carpark F3
EAST COAST PARK:
Carpark D4
05:30am
06:05am
06:15am
05:40am
06:15am
06:25am
05:50am
06:25am
06:35am
PADANG:
Bus Stop outside
Capitol Building
EAST COAST PARK:
Bus Stop at Carpark F3
EAST COAST PARK:
Carpark D4
06:40am
07:15am
07:25am
07:00am
07:35am
07:45am
07:20am
07:55am
08:05am
07:40am
08:15am
08:25am
08:00am
08:35am
08:45am
08:20am
08:55am
09:05am
08:40am
09:15am
09:25am
09:00am
09:35am
09:45am
09:20am
09:55am
10:05am
09:40am
10:15am
10:25am

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Cheer Mobile Shuttle Timings
Route 2 Departure
ORCHARD:
Bus Stop behind 313 Somerset
along Somerset Road
MARINA BARRAGE:
Carpark
OPPOSITE F1
PIT BUILDING
06:00am
06:20am
06:35am
06:10am
06:30am
06:45am
06:20am
06:40am
06:55am
PADANG: Bus Stop outside
Capitol Building
MARINA BARRAGE:
Carpark
OPPOSITE F1
PIT BUILDING
06:40am
07:00am
07:15am
07:00am
07:20am
07:35am
07:20am
07:40am
07:55am
07:40am
08:00am
08:15am
08:00am
08:20am
08:35am
08:20am
08:40am
08:55am
08:40am
09:00am
09:15am
09:00am
09:20am
09:35am
09:20am
09:40am
09:55am
09:40am
10:00am
10:15am
10:00am
10:10am
10:25am
10:20am
10:40am
10:55am
10:40am
11:00am
11:15am
11:00am
11:20am
11:35am
11:20am
11:40am
11:55am

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Post-Race Reminders
Baggage
Have you picked up your bags from the Baggage Tent?
Owners of unclaimed bags will be given until 6 December 2013 to collect them at the Spectrum Worldwide office at 221 Henderson
Road, #01-02, Henderson Building, Singapore 159557. The collection hours are: 09:30 am – 05:30 pm, Monday to Friday. Any
deposited bags not collected after the grace period will be donated to charity or disposed of at the discretion of the organisers.
Finisher’s Medal
All runners who complete their race will receive their medals at the Athlete Welfare Area (AWA) tent.
Results, Certificates & Timings
Results* will be posted on the official website by 06:00pm on race day. All results and rankings are according to “Gun Time”,
in compliance with IAAF rules. “Net” Chip Time will be provided to give runners an idea of their actual timings.
Race results are final. Appeals over disputes by (potential) prize winners must be presented in writing and made in person on-site at
the information booth, within 30 minutes of the prize presentation or the results’ publication on site notice board, whichever is earlier.
Appeals by other participants must be submitted in writing within 7 days from race day. All appeals are subject to a S$50 appeal fee.
The organiser’s decision is final. E-certificates will be made available on the official website by 12:00pm on the next day. For more
information, please call 6643 9191 or email info@marathonsingapore.com.
*Ekiden results will only be posted by 11:00pm on race day.
Marathon-Photos.com
Marathon-Photos.com is the Official Race Photographer of the event. Runners can order their pictures from www.marathon-photos.com
within 48 hours of the race.
A suggestion: clearly display your bib number on the front of your running top. Raise your arms and give a winning smile as you cross
the Finish Line. A moment captured is a moment re-lived.
RUN FOR A REASON
“After running for so long, i started to feel pain on my
left knee. I told myself not to give up. As long as I am
still able, I will continue running.” Li Wei Qiang

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