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Possibly the Most Revealing NYC Marathon Outfit Ever
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Jen Chung
Published Nov 3, 2008
Modified Nov 4, 2008
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While many runners tend to wear body-skimming outfits to increase their running performance, we're amazed/impressed with one runner's outift: A Borat-style neon green bathing suit. arvindgrover took this photograph in which you can clearly make out his bib number. Based on that, it appears the runner is 27-year-old Jack Markham of Great Britain, who finished with a time of 4:33:29. And for the truly brave, Flickr user Lori (ldp1109) says she saw Markham many times because he was running near her brother--she has more photographs with front and back views. Related: See more of arvindgrover's less revealing but still great marathon photos here.
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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