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The Penang Bridge International Marathon, first held in 1986, is run on the Penang Bridge, which connects Penang Island to the mainland.
The organiser describes the race as held annually on the Penang Bridge, the iconic bridge that connects Penang Island to Penang Mainland, and as the largest mass-participation sporting event in Penang, with tens of thousands of runners. It has been run since 1986 and is organised by the Penang State Tourism Development office with the support of the Penang State Government.
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The marathon goes off in the night, before the half marathon (3:00 am) and the 10 km (6:30 am). The organiser lists a finishing time of 8:30 am for the full marathon and qualifying hours of 7. Its note is that the finisher tee and finisher medal are only given to runners who complete within the qualifying time of 7 hours. Elite categories carry their own cut-off times, from 3 hours 45 minutes for the open men.
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