President of the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTO C), Brian Lewis, made well on his promise to once again complete the gruelling 26.2 mile Trinidad and Tobago International Marathon (TT IM) in a bold effort to raise international awareness towards his ‘10 or more Olympic Gold Medals by 2024 Athlete and Welfare Preparation Fund campaign.
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We didnt go to St Mary's Junction Freeport to start the T&T International Marathon
#TeamTTO went to finish the Marathon for #10 Golds24 Athlete Welfare and Preparation Fund. 26.2 miles for a cause and a purpose
Help Our Athletes Win Gold :Sunday 17th January: Finish the Marathon . Wear Red. Walk a Mile. Make a Pledge. Honour your Pledge for #TeamTTO Athletes
The Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee ( TTOC ) with the permission of the Trinidad and Tobago International Marathon Committee is participating in the Marathon to raise awareness and funding for the #10golds24 athlete welfare and preparation fund.
NBC targeting record advertising revenue from coverage of Rio 2016
NBC are confident of topping London 2012 and achieving record advertising revenues at this Summer’s Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
CANOC supports TTOC’s drive for athletes
The Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC) has added its voice to the growing chorus of organisations endorsing the initiative of the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee to win ten or more Olympic gold medals by the 2024 Olympic Games (#10Golds24).
Champion Rios coming to defend marathon title
Defending T&T International Marathon champion Juan Cardona Rios of Colombia will aim for another title when the 34th edition of the race runs off from St Mary’s Junction, Freeport, tomorrow, from 5 am.