Not only did runners take in the Central Park's scenery, but the competitors could also see landmarks like Harlem Hill, the Three Sisters, and Cat Hill.
MANHATTAN --The race took runners through Central Park to celebrate the iconic Manhattan spot.
Not only did runners take in the park's scenery, but the competitors could also see landmarks like Harlem Hill, the Three Sisters, and Cat Hill. Runners from local Manhattan run clubs, including Central Park Track Club and the New York Flyers, two of the city's oldest clubs, raced in the 10k.Just like classic NYC taxi cabs, the race sported colors of yellow and black to stay in theme.New York's very own Katarina Mayer and Zackary Harris came in first for the women and non-binary runners, respectively.Harris raced with the Run Club: Front Runners NY and finished with a time of 40 minutes and 16 seconds.
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