Pune Marathon: A Race for Inclusivity and Health

Jamaican sprint legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and American sprinter Noah Lyles are the brand ambassadors for the Bajaj Pune Marathon, emphasizing inclusivity and health. This year's event sees a 31% rise in female participation. Both athletes highlighted the marathon as a platform for empowerment and growth.

Jamaican sprint icon Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce emphasized the role of the Bajaj Pune Marathon in promoting inclusivity and health, noting a significant 31% increase in female runners. The sixth edition, scheduled for Sunday, features Fraser-Pryce and American sprinter Noah Lyles as brand ambassadors.

Fraser-Pryce highlighted the marathon's focus on endurance, strategy, and providing a platform for growth, particularly for women. She expressed excitement over the opportunity to connect with the Indian population and promote an atmosphere of well-being.

Noah Lyles, visiting India for the first time, shared his eagerness to connect with his growing Indian fan base. Despite the lack of high-caliber track meets, he saw the marathon as an ideal opportunity to engage with fans and endorse the event's inclusive message.

(With inputs from agencies.)