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Here is some of the latest news about our race.  Just click on the story title for the complete article.

28 September 2010
MILO to Bring Energy and Taste to Kids Fun Run
MILO Energy Drink has signed on as a sponsor for the Kids Fun Run which is a part of the Cayman Islands Marathon that takes place on Sunday, 5 December, and will be giving away cool prizes and samples of its tasty product to the young runners on race day.

15 September 2010
Cayman Marathon Officially Welcomes the Wheelchairs
Organisers of the Cayman Islands Marathon have announced that wheelchair athletes can now officially compete in the half marathon event as a result of the introduction of a wheelchair category.

13 September 2010
Cayman Marathon Continues to Receive Community Support
The Cayman Islands Marathon continues to prove its value to the Cayman community, not only with runners but many companies who have seen the benefits of the event to both themselves and the island, and have signed on to sponsor the race this year.

6 September 2010
Many Ways to Train for Cayman's Long Run
The Cayman Islands Marathon, Half-Marathon and Four-Person Relay is just under 13 weeks away and there are a number of organisations on the island who are willing and able to help both novice and veteran runners train for the event and achieve their personal best on Sunday, 5 December.

6 August 2010
Marathon Early Bird Discount to End Soon
Organisers of the Cayman Islands Marathon are reminding runners that the deadline to get the cheapest registration rate is fast approaching, and encouraging everyone to make the commitment now for the long run on 5 December.

6 August 2010
Cayman Marathon Runners Urged To Run for Charity
All proceeds from the Cayman Islands Marathon, which takes place on Sunday, 5 December, will benefit the Cayman Islands Cadet Corps and the Cancer Society but race organisers are encouraging runners to consider running for whatever charity pulls at their own heartstrings.

25 May 2010
Cayman Marathon Registration Opens
The Cayman Islands Marathon takes place on Sunday, 5 December and organisers are reminding everyone that online registration is open at www.CaymanIslandsMarathon.com, and encouraging people to make their commitment now and start training toward the big race.

17 November 2009
GNC Helps Cayman Marathon to Run Well
GNC, Cayman’s leading provider of sports nutritional products, vitamins and supplements has come on board as a sponsor of the Cayman Islands Marathon which takes place on Sunday, 6 December...

5 November 2009
Ministry of Sports Encourages Kids to Run For Fun
Organisers of the Cayman Islands Marathon have announced that the Ministry of Health, Environment, Youth, Sports & Culture will be sponsoring the Kids Fun Run this year, which takes place on Sunday, 6 December...

27 October 2009
Cayman Marathon Gets The ‘Kiss’ of Approval Once Again
Dms Broadcasting is aiming to become the most powerful name in running come Sunday, 6 December when employees from the broadcasting company take on the four-person team relay in the Cayman Islands Marathon...

1 October 2009
Companies Providing Energy and Fitness for Marathon Runners
Runners who are training for the upcoming Cayman Islands Marathon on Sunday, 6 December can get some extra motivation and support courtesy of Energy Pilates & Fitness Studio which has organised a weekly running club for beginners and Fitness Connection who is once again offering its training programme for all fitness levels.

May/June 2009
Time Out For A Running Holiday by Jan & Joe Seeley
Published with permission from Marathon & Beyond
Is this a trick question? That was my first thought when Jan asked me, “Do you want to go to the Cayman Islands in December?” In central Illinois, December is when you start to get some really cold days, along with that first 1-inch snowfall that makes you think that all the other drivers must have just moved here from Florida, because nobody appears to be able to drive in snow. And then some more cold. And wind. So, despite knowing nothing about the Cayman Islands, I gambled that “yes” was the right response.