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| 22.5 miles marathon open water ocean swimming against ocean, inlets and tides. The toughest swim in the world!! | |
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54th Atlantic City Around-The-Island Marathon Swim
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2005: Petar Stoychev wins!! Britta Kamrau is first woman!! Race Photos Here!! 2005 Swimmers List 2005 RACE RESULTS 2005 Race Photos Click here to Help! We are in need of Volunteers!! Thank you to our host families!! (click here) Would you like to donate? Click here to learn how you can donate |
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"It
is the hardest race in the world. The conditions vary so much....the ocean
and the cold water, the tides and the currents, the warm water in the back bay,
then the cold water again in the last 400 meters....and the strongest current of
the race is at the end where you swim for your life !"
8/10/03, Angela
Maurer, Germany of Blacksburg, Virginia. “And it always will be.” History of the Atlantic City Around-The-Island-Swim Swimmer Profiles 2006 Info & Entry Form Race Week Events FINA Rankings 2005 Race Day Weather Ocean Water Temperatures A.C. Weather
Race Rules Language Translation
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| The Around-The-Island Marathon Swim is a 22.5 mile (37km)
ocean open water marathon swim. This demanding swim will present strong
tides and current, varying conditions, and attracts the world's top
swimming professionals. Substantial prize money, swimming relay teams,
corporate sponsors. |
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