Disneyland Half Marathon Weekend 2011

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  • Rachel Booth, Mandeville, La., celebrates her second consecutive women's division win while crossing the Disneyland Half Marathon finish line with a time of 1:18:01 on Sept. 4, 2011 in Anaheim, Calif. Booth, who planned to use this race as a training run for the upcoming Olympic trials in January, set the course record in her 2010 winning performance. The 13.1-mile event, in its sixth year, led through both Disneyland Resort theme parks and welcomed nearly 15,000 registered runners, from 49 states and 23 countries to Anaheim. (Will Norton, photographer)
  • Rachel Booth, Mandeville, La., celebrates her second consecutive women's division win while crossing the Disneyland Half Marathon finish line with a time of 1:18:01 on Sept. 4, 2011 in Anaheim, Calif. Booth, who planned to use this race as a training run for the upcoming Olympic trials in January, set the course record in her 2010 winning performance. The 13.1-mile event, in its sixth year, led through both Disneyland Resort theme parks and welcomed nearly 15,000 registered runners, from 49 states and 23 countries to Anaheim. (Will Norton, photographer)
  • Disneyland Half Marathon runners cross the start line Sept. 4, 2011 in Anaheim, Calif. The sixth annual race featured nearly 15,000 runners for the 13-mile trek through both Disneyland theme parks, with representatives from 49 states and 23 countries in the field. (Will Norton, photographer)
  • Disneyland Half Marathon runners cross the start line Sept. 4, 2011 in Anaheim, Calif. The sixth annual race featured nearly 15,000 runners for the 13-mile trek through both Disneyland theme parks, with representatives from 49 states and 23 countries in the field. (Will Norton, photographer)
  • Marc Aten, Moorpark, Calif., crosses the Disneyland Half Marathon finish line with a winning time of 1:02:21 for the wheelchair division on Sept. 4, 2011 in Anaheim, Calif. The 13.1-mile event, in its sixth year, led through both Disneyland Resort theme parks and welcomed nearly 15,000 registered runners, from 49 states and 23 countries to Anaheim. (Will Norton, photographer)