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Treppenlauf im Empire State Building - Deutscher holt Rekord

Der Start ist fast der Sieg: Der Treppenlauf im Empire State Building wird schon auf den ersten Metern entschieden. Zum sechsten Mal in Folge setzte sich der Stuttgarter Thomas Dold durch und erreichte als Erster die Aussichtsplattform des 86 Stockwerke hohen New Yorker Wahrzeichens. German wins sixth straight Empire State Building stair race. German runner Thomas Dold has won the annual race up the Empire State Building, New York City's tallest skyscraper, for the sixth consecutive year. A 26-year-old economics student from Stuttgart, Dold scampered up the 1,576 steps from the lobby to the observation deck on the 86th floor of the building in 10 minutes and 10 seconds, organizers said Tuesday. The speedy German beat last year's time up the 86 flights of stairs by six seconds. The first woman to reach the top of the city's most famous skyscraper was Alice McNamara, a 24-year-old Australian, who made it in 13 minutes and three seconds. In the windowless stairwells, painted lead gray, the cramped space is itself an obstacle for the runners who must push their way through the throng to win.