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Vancouver Sun Run: Former champ Glynis Sim edges former champ Natasha Wodak at line in women's race
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Glynis Sim repeated as women’s champion in the Vancouver Sun Run.
Two -time British Olympian Sam Atkin , 32 , won the men's race in 28 minutes, 10 seconds .
Cameron Levins , 36 , came in second with a 28:24.
Salmon Arm’S Sim , 27 , won last year in 32:17 , finishing eight seconds ahead of runner-up Leslie Sexton .
Wodak ran the 10,000 metres at Rio 2016 and the marathon at Tokyo 2020 .
North Vancouver ’ Paulo Guerrero took the 10 K wheelchair event on Sunday , with a clocking of 33:02 . North Vancouver's Paulo Guerrero also took the wheelchair event with a time of 33.02 . “We’re on the last few little drops here,” she said.
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