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I thought the FB answer was quite clear. If you are diverted and finished the 32K within the 6h cut off, you will get the finisher polo and medal. -
obviously the organiser don't know how to set a proper cut-off time based on a runner's split The FB answer of those diverted "may not" get finisher medal and polo tee is neither here or there. So, up to organiser whether got stock to give out the polo tee(?) -
The 10K route doesn't run on Marina East Drive between the golf course and ECP. So my guess would be this is the stretch that needs to be reopened early. If my speculation is correct, it still does not explain why the road needs to be reopened so early. CSC Run also run the same route and also has diversion at the same point but at 0830 hrs. An extra hour would be a reasonable time for the 32K runners to complete the distance before the diversion point. Not sure how the diversion will take place though. Probably going to be diverted to the PCN alongside the ECP (expressway)
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Same organiser, smaller in scale... but totally different location...
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