City2Surf

More than 60000 people took part in the 50th staging of the City2Surf as the event return to Sydney's streets for the first time since Covid began.

After a three year hiatus, Sydney's famous City2Surf is back with more than 60000 runners expected to spra...

Various crossover points were managed until about 7am, before the first runners were set to take their mark at 7.40am. The last group will take off at 9.40am. Roads will progressively start to reopen from 11:30am in the CBD and in the Eastern Suburbs from 1pm. Runners will then take on Vaucluse before curling south onto Old South Head Road and Military Road, and then Bondi.

Fourth in the Commonwealth Games a fortnight ago, Liam Adams was first across the line in Sydney's iconic City2Surf race.

"I've been struggling a fair bit with jet lag over the last few days. "I think most people say you probably need to have a couple of months off after a marathon and then start building up, but I did a race two weeks later, maybe it was a bit silly doing that." I'm in between London time and Australian time so I've been falling asleep about four o'clock every afternoon, conking out and waking up with a bit of a headache and migraine and that, so really struggled since then but I thought that wasn't too bad," said Adams.

Two weeks after his impressive Commwealth Games marathon, flying electrician Liam Adams has backed up with a third...

"I've been struggling a fair bit with jet lag over the last few days. Fourth at the Games in Birmingham, 35-year-old Adams pulled clear of the field in the mass-participation 14km event - back for the first time since 2019 after its COVID-19 hiatus - to win in 41:08, 14 seconds clears of Ed Goddard. Two weeks after his impressive Commwealth Games marathon, flying electrician Liam Adams has backed up with a third victory in the City2Surf as the event returned to Sydney's streets.

Over 60000 runners took to the streets of Sydney for the annual City2Surf fun run, with Sydneysiders clearly putting as much attention to their running wear ...

It's an incredible race, the biggest fun run in the world,' said Adams. The bands and everyone along the sidelines really get right behind you. Jacqueline Godfrey was the first female wheelchair racer home.

It's the most quintessentially Sydney day on the city's calendar; the world's biggest fun run, a 14-kilometre romp through the eastern suburbs to the famous ...

He was previously deputy editor of The Sun-Herald and a federal political reporter in Canberra.Connect via Some Sydneysiders, like Navid Hasa, took the opportunity to enter the race for the first time. There can be no doubt - Sydney is back, baby, and this time it’s for good. There may have been a three-year hiatus, but for the City2Surf entertainers, old habits die hard. “Summer’s coming and everyone’s running.” “So good.”