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Father-Daughter Duo Breaks Guinness World Record at the Brooklyn Half Marathon

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A few months ago, 29-year-old Marie-Ange Brumelot’s husband discovered a unique world record: f

A few months ago, 29-year-old Marie-Ange Brumelot’s husband discovered a unique world record: fastest half marathon run by a parent and child. The current record stood at 2:58:35, set by Jonathan Scott and Clare Bovill of the United Kingdom on March 8, 2020. Marie-Ange was already an elite runner. She finished as the 20th overall woman at the 2019 Chicago Marathon in a time of 2:36:23 and was even chosen to represent France in the 2020 half marathon world championships. Her father, 60-year-old Nicolas Brumelot, also runs. He’s finished numerous marathons and ultramarathons, but only one half—a 1:32:04 time from the Paris Half Marathon on March 6 this year. Marie-Ange ran her personal best of 1:14:18 at the 2020 Houston Half Marathon, so she told Runner’s World she had no doubts they could break the record if they went for it. She already planned on racing the Brooklyn Half Marathon, so she contacted the New York Road Runners (NYRR), who were happy to host the record attempt. [View in Browser]( [Runner's World Logo]( [SHOP]( [RW+ EXCLUSIVE]( [SUBSCRIBE]( [Father-Daughter Duo Breaks Guinness World Record at the Brooklyn Half Marathon]( [Father-Daughter Duo Breaks Guinness World Record at the Brooklyn Half Marathon]( A few months ago, 29-year-old Marie-Ange Brumelot’s husband discovered a unique world record: fastest half marathon run by a parent and child. The current record stood at 2:58:35, set by Jonathan Scott and Clare Bovill of the United Kingdom on March 8, 2020. Marie-Ange was already an elite runner. She finished as the 20th overall woman at the 2019 Chicago Marathon in a time of 2:36:23 and was even chosen to represent France in the 2020 half marathon world championships. Her father, 60-year-old Nicolas Brumelot, also runs. He’s finished numerous marathons and ultramarathons, but only one half—a 1:32:04 time from the Paris Half Marathon on March 6 this year. Marie-Ange ran her personal best of 1:14:18 at the 2020 Houston Half Marathon, so she told Runner’s World she had no doubts they could break the record if they went for it. She already planned on racing the Brooklyn Half Marathon, so she contacted the New York Road Runners (NYRR), who were happy to host the record attempt. [Read More](   [This Dumbbell Legs and Abs Workout Will Build Power and Stability]( [This Dumbbell Legs and Abs Workout Will Build Power and Stability]( Strengthen crucial running muscles with this routine. [Read More](   [Schweizer, Klecker Win U.S. 10,000-Meter Championships]( [Schweizer, Klecker Win U.S. 10,000-Meter Championships]( They lead the U.S. contingent in the event for the World Championships in July. [Read More](         [Pilates vs Yoga: Which One is Right For You?]( [Pilates vs Yoga: Which One is Right For You?]( We’ve broken down everything you need to know about yoga and Pilates and how they benefit runners. [Read More](   [The 7 Best Plant-Based Meal Services of 2022]( [The 7 Best Plant-Based Meal Services of 2022]( Eating your veggies has never been easier—or more delicious. [Read More](   1 Day Until #RWRunStreak [Avoid These Summer Training Mistakes During Run Streak—Your Fall Marathon Will Thank You]( [Avoid These Summer Training Mistakes During Run Streak—Your Fall Marathon Will Thank You]( Instead of braving the elements, take these precautions for a happy and healthy Summer Run Streak. [Read More]( Use this #RWRunStreak stamp card to keep track of your running progress. If you post your card on Instagram, make sure to tag [#RWRunStreak]( and [@runnersworldmag](. can't wait to cheer you on! [Download your Streaker card](         RUNNER'S WORLD SHOP The Latest from the RW Collection [Shop Now]( [Shop Now]( [Shop Now](   [Check out the 6 essential, mobile-friendly, dumbbell workouts that you can take anywhere.]( Follow Us [Unsubscribe]( | [Privacy Notice/Notice at Collection]( RunnersWorld.com ©2022 Hearst Magazines, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Magazines, 300 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019

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