If you've entered a road race in the last decade, it's likely you've competed against Bruce Wayne, who's appeared in the results of at least 41 races in the U.S. since 2005, including the Philadelphia and New Jersey marathons.
Runners all across the country enter races using fake names, sometimes to conceal what might be an embarrassing PR, or just to get a few laughs. , many race directors in the U.S. say they can no longer allow runners to conceal their identities due to security reasons鈥攅specially after the Boston Marathon bombings鈥攁nd medical concerns.
“If that person collapses on the course, I don't know who they are, who their emergency contact is, what allergies they might have,” Lowell Ladd, who manages East Coast marathon, told . 聽聽
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Runners at the 2005 Chicago Marathon Photo: Richard Smith/Wikimedia
