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What are the flattest / fastest marathon and half marathon courses

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Nelly Oct 2014 9:24am, 24 Oct 2014 2025 posts	0 Nelly Thanks, pedro, but I was after HM recommendations. I recommended GMM to Jacdaw and started the GMM 2015 thread, so well aware of the race Also thanks, Storey, but I'd guess the airfare makes it a little cost-prohibitive for most DG - you're right you don't have vagaries of weather in Scunthorpe, you've always got the smog from the Steel works! In all seriousness, two weeks after GMM may be a little too soon, or may be perfect.
DeeGee Oct 2014 9:27am, 24 Oct 2014 16173 posts	0 DeeGee I ran it two weeks after London and got a 5 min PB. Probably the one and only time I'll ever break 90 mins.
DeeGee Oct 2014 9:28am, 24 Oct 2014 16174 posts	0 DeeGee Not London, Brighton. Easy mistake to make.
Dvorak Dec 2018 7:24pm, 9 Dec 2018 16983 posts	0 Dvorak Between HM/mara, Berlin 25K. Net downhill, which in s city as flat as Berlin, is quite something (starts Olympia parade, slightly raised; finishes inside Olympiastadion, sunk into a bowl).
T Rex Dec 2018 11:27pm, 9 Dec 2018 59 posts	0 T Rex Not in central or northern England, or even in England, but Cardiff half (Oct) is pretty flat and for a full marathon you are not going to find one much flatter than Newport (May). Abingdon marathon (Oct) is well known as a PB course but it does have a couple of rises and some twisty sections.
Son of a Pronator Man Dec 2018 10:28am, 10 Dec 2018 8526 posts	0 Son of a Pronator Man I'm running the Fleet Half Marathon on 17 March 2019. Anyone able to tell me if it's a fast & flat course or not ?

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