Victory slips away as marathon runner celebrates too soon
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Victory slips away as marathon runner celebrates too soon A dramatic finish at the Delaware Marathon on 19 April saw Joshua Jackson snatch victory in the final moment overtaking leader Carson Mello by less than a second.
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What happened
Victory slips away as marathon runner celebrates too soon A dramatic finish at the Delaware Marathon on 19 April saw Joshua Jackson snatch victory in the final moment overtaking leader Carson Mello by less than a second.
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