Belmont's Becca Pizzi sets world record at North Pole Marathon | Click on the image to read the full story https://t.co/oi3k5bTm25
🏃♂️ On Monday, nearly 100 #runners braved freezing conditions deep within the Arctic Circle to compete in the #NorthPole Summer #Marathon. ❄️ Participants spent a week travelling by boat through icy waters and paid tens of thousands for a spot in the world’s northernmost race. https://t.co/2tsr8LfdDq
A rap festival near the Arctic Ocean delights crowds under the midnight sun https://t.co/CLBSnbIbpy https://t.co/SfIQQoBWWd
The North Pole Summer Marathon took place recently, featuring 91 athletes from 22 countries who competed under harsh Arctic conditions. Participants faced temperatures around -8°C, running on shifting sea ice with limited visibility and biting winds. The event, considered the world's northernmost marathon, required runners to spend a week traveling by boat through icy waters to reach the starting point. Entry to the race involved paying tens of thousands of dollars. Notably, Belmont's Becca Pizzi set a new world record at the marathon. Concurrently, a rap festival near the Arctic Ocean entertained crowds under the midnight sun.