Chinese runner dropped by sponsor after riding bike during marathon
Sun Yuanyuan, known as Abeeeer on Chinese social media, had claimed a personal best during the event which was held in September. But an Instagram page dedicated to monitoring inaccurate or misleading race times posted by influencers published a picture which appeared to show Sun on a bicycle between the 35km and and 40km marks. Sun apologised and admitted to "breaking the rules".
- ▪Sun Yuanyuan, known as Abeeeer on Chinese social media, had claimed a personal best during the event which was held in September.
- ▪But an Instagram page dedicated to monitoring inaccurate or misleading race times posted by influencers published a picture which appeared to show Sun on a bicycle between the 35km and and 40km marks.
- ▪Sun apologised and admitted to "breaking the rules".
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Chinese runner dropped by sponsor after riding bike during marathonImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The influencer was seen riding a bike during the Berlin Marathon, which took place at the end of SeptemberByEmer MoreauPublished50 minutes agoA Chinese fitness influencer has been dropped by her sponsor after she apologised for riding a bicycle during the Berlin marathon. Sun Yuanyuan, known as Abeeeer on Chinese social media, had claimed a personal best during the event which was held in September. But an Instagram page dedicated to monitoring inaccurate or misleading race times posted by influencers published a picture which appeared to show Sun on a bicycle between the 35km and and 40km marks. Sun apologised and admitted to "breaking the rules".
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