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Update April 3: It's the day after the run. The tsunami of runners has ended, and the avalanche of coverage is coming.
First off, a record was set this year with 34,690 of the 40,889 registrants completing the race.
The Post and Courier is up first with a nice photo gallery, selection of video, and results list; get them all here.
The paper also caught on to a less humorous aspect of the run: A scheduling conflict between some 35,000 runners and 2,000 in cars trying to make it down East Bay Street to the cruise terminal; read that report here.
Local photographer Joseph Nienstedt has a nice deck of photos from the Cooper River Bridge Kids Run; get them here.
First reporting: As of posting at 9:20 a.m., nearly 4,000 of the 40,889 Cooper River Bridge Run entrants had finished.
Chad Johnson won the wheelchair race at 30:06, Sandy Rush was the first female of the wheelchair division at 40:41, and Lelisa Desisa of Ethiopia won the men's devision with a time of 28:59.
Updates are coming fast and furious by twitter -- follow along here.
The Post and Courier also has a solid live video broadcast that you can watch here and Live 5 News has a nice video clip.
We'll get you more key updates as we hear them.
