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Women's World Best for 12K Set at 99th Annual ING Bay to Breakers

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SAN FRANCISCO - (BUSINESS WIRE) - The 99th annual ING Bay to Breakers 12K, one of the world's largest and oldest footraces, today made world history with Lineth Chepkurui of Kenya finishing in 38:07 in the Women's Division. Sammy Kitwara of Kenya became a back-to-back winner at the race with the time of 34:15. Kitwara broke the world record last year in the Men's Division for 12K by finishing in 33:31.

"The ING Bay to Breakers race continues to attract world-class athletes and today's new world record set is a great example of the talent we see each year," said Angela Fang, general manager of ING Bay to Breakers. "We can't wait until the race's 100th anniversary next year which, if today is any indication, will be as record-breaking and exciting as this year."

Women's Results - Open Field
Place Name Age Hometown Time Bib #
1 Lineth Chepkurui 22 Kenya 38:07 1
2 Emily Chebet 24 Kenya 38:41 2
3 Mamitu Daska 26 Ethiopia 39:34 5
4 Jelliah Tinega 24 Kenya 40:14 6
5 Caroline Rotich 26 Kenya 40:37 8
6 Jane Kibii 25 Kenya 41:05 4
7 Magdalena Lewy-Boulet 36 Oakland, CA 41:39 3
8 Kate O'Neill 29 Palo Alto, CA 41:52 10
9 Annie Bersagel 27 Stanford, CA 41:57 14
10 Clara Horowitz-Peterson 26 San Anselmo, CA 42:16 12
11 Nina Rillstone 35 New Zealand 42:19 7
12 Laura Bennett 35 Boulder, CO 43:37 16
13 Kassi Andersen 26 Provo, UT 43:53 9
14 Brooke Wells 25 San Francisco, CA 44:15 11
15 Emily Potter 31 Southern Pines, NV 44:39 222
Men's Results - Open Field
Place Name Age Hometown Time Bib #
1 Sammy Kitwara 23 Kenya 34:15 21
2 Peter Kirui 22 Kenya 34:15 24
3 Tilahun Regassa 20 Ethiopia 35:30 23
4 Tesfaye Sendeku 26 Ethiopia 35:59 32
5 Ridouane Harroufi 28 Morocco 35:55 26
6 Scotty Bauhs 24 Mammoth Lakes, CA 35:55 27
7 Simon Ndirangu 24 Kenya 36:14 29
8 Gilbert Okari 31 Kenya 36:14 28
9 James Kipketer 33 Kenya 36:37 30
10 Josh Moen 28 Readlyn, IA 36:47 31
11 Jeff Eggleston 25 Flagstaff, AZ 36:51 34
12 Valentine Orare 27 Kenya 37:10 33
13 Greg Bennett 38 Australia 37:16 36
14 Brad Poore 31 Davis, CA 37:56 37
15 Charlie Serrano 30 San Mateo, CA 37:59 366
Top American Woman
Place Name Age Hometown Time Bib #
1 Magdalena Lewy-Boulet 36 Oakland, CA 41:40 3
Top American Man
Place Name Age Hometown Time Bib #
1 Scotty Bauhs 24 Mammoth Lakes, CA 35:55 27
Top Bay Area Woman
Place Name Age Hometown Time Bib #
1 Magdalena Lewy-Boulet 36 Oakland, CA 41:40 3
Top Bay Area Man
Place Name Age Hometown Time Bib #
1 Charlie Serrano 30 San Mateo, CA 37:59 366
First Woman to Reach the Top of Hayes Street Hill
Place Name Age Hometown Time Bib #
Lineth Chepkurui 22 Kenya 1
First Man to Reach the Top of Hayes Street Hill
Place Name Age Hometown Time Bib #
Sammy Kitwara 23 Kenya 21
Men's "Human Centipede"
Name Time
LinkedIn Centipede 37:58
Asics Aggies Men 38:39
PamaKids Centipede 52:22
Women's "Human Centipede"
Name Time
Asics Aggies Women 48:44
Impalas 50:16

For more information on ING Bay to Breakers, please visit www.ingbaytobreakers.com.

Photos from the 99th Annual ING Bay to Breakers can be found on www.flickrs.com/photos/ingbaytobreakers.com.

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A Race for Good

ING Bay to Breakers 12K is proud to support numerous beneficiaries in the Bay Area, including the ING Run for Something Better a national campaign that funds free, school-based running programs and introduces kids to the benefits of physical fitness and healthy lifestyle choices; Breathe California, which works to reduce the impact of lung disease through prevention, education, advocacy and patient services; and other local organizations. Additionally, race registration fees help support local San Francisco high school sports.

About ING Bay to Breakers 12K

Celebrating its 99th year, the ING Bay to Breakers 12K is one of the world's largest and oldest footraces, held annually in San Francisco, Calif. The name reflects the traditional course which takes tens of thousands of participants from the northeast end of the downtown area near the Embarcadero (the "bay" side of the city) to the west end of the city and the "breakers" of Ocean Beach. The 7.46 mile (12 kilometer) race features world-class athletes in addition to costumed runners and 'fun-loving' folks out for a great day of running and walking through San Francisco. For more information, visit www.ingbaytobreakers.com.

About ING

ING is a global financial institution of Dutch origin offering banking, investments, life insurance and retirement services to over 85 million residential, corporate and institutional clients in more than 40 countries. With a diverse workforce of about 110,000 people, ING comprises a broad spectrum of prominent companies that increasingly serve their clients under the ING brand. In the U.S., the ING family of companies offers a comprehensive array of financial services to retail and institutional clients, which includes life insurance, retirement plans, mutual funds, managed accounts, alternative investments, direct banking, institutional investment management, 3 annuities, employee benefits, financial planning, and reinsurance. ING holds top-tier rankings in key U.S. markets and serves over 14 million customers across the nation. For more information, visit www.ing.com.

ING Bay to Breakers 12K 2010 Sponsors

ING Bay to Breakers 12K 2010 sponsors to date include title sponsor ING, Big 5, Volkswagen, Hyatt Regency San Francisco, SALONPAS, Crystal Geyser, STAR 101.3, 103.7 The Band, KRON 4, The San Francisco Examiner, active.com, AEG, 106 KMEL, Wild 94.9, Green 960AM, Competitor.com, Barefoot Wine & Bubbly, Michelob Ultra, Breathe California, Orange Laces, Yelp, LinkedIn, and Shakers Vodka.

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