Impact of Environmental Parameters on Marathon Running Performance

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Across 1,791,972 finishers in six large marathons from 2001 to 2010, air temperature had the largest environmental effect on finishing time and withdrawal rate, with a modelled optimum from about 3.8 C to about 9.9 C depending on performance level. V55 verification basis: the article record and DOI were located through search and the findings read in summary; the full text was not retrieved.

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