Michael Barlow, Maggie Callahan take June 15 Food & Wine 5K titles
Runners take off from the start of the Food & Wine Celebrity Chef 5K Charity Run on Friday at Rio Grande Park in Aspen.
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Aspen's Michael Barlow was the first to cross the finish line of the Food & Wine Celebrity Chef 5K Charity Run on Friday at Rio Grande Park in Aspen. He finished in 18 minutes, 44 seconds.
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Runners are presented with some extra motivation prior to the start of the Food & Wine Celebrity Chef 5K Charity Run on Friday at Rio Grande Park in Aspen.
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Oregon's Maggie Callahan was the first woman across the finish line of the Food & Wine Celebrity Chef 5K Charity Run on Friday at Rio Grande Park in Aspen. She finished in 18 minutes, 59 seconds to finish second overall.
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New Hampshire's Patrick McCusker celebrates as he crosses the finish line of the Food & Wine Celebrity Chef 5K Charity Run on Friday at Rio Grande Park in Aspen.
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Marcus Samuelsson, left, and Tim Love take a photo ahead of the Food & Wine Celebrity Chef 5K Charity Run on Friday at Rio Grande Park in Aspen.
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People gather ahead of the start of the Food & Wine Celebrity Chef 5K Charity Run on Friday at Rio Grande Park in Aspen.
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Aspen’s Michael Barlow won Friday morning’s Food & Wine Celebrity Chef 5K Charity Run at Rio Grande Park in Aspen. Barlow finished the race in 18 minutes, 44 seconds.
Maggie Callahan of Portland, Oregon, was the top female finisher. She was second overall with a time of 18:59. Aspen’s Josh Meyer was third overall in 19:25 and Boulder’s Craig Lewis fourth in 20:12. Aspen’s Hilary Way was second among women with a time of 21:13, which was seventh overall.
Complete results can be found through Colorado Race Timing.
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