Corey Bellemore thought he had won last weekend the 2018 World Beer Mile Classic in Vancouver, BC with a frighteningly quick time of 4 minutes and 24 seconds. Unfortunately for Bellemore but who hold a 2017 record the fastest “beer mile” around the world in the race – meaning a mile with four stations to chug four beers ran – decided the judge who did not consume liquor enough to be the one to maintain this time to win titles. After Wold runners, Bellemore and two other runners finally left behind “more than the allowable amount” of beer. They thought they were so busy trying to keep pace with that in the rush to chug beer, do not have enough to finish the job. Bellemore was disqualified only half an ounce, after consideration Biermeile Twitter. His response to social media? “Never before rushing for a lifetime,” he tweeted. “It’ll be better next time!” In the final analysis runner says Dale Clutterbuck title winner this time. But we can take all Bellemore first consulting division, after breaking the world record of 2,017 Biermeile: “chugging fast, burp and breathe.” Just do not chug too fast. Beer miles Runners World notes, are rather mysterious events, as the organizers should avoid restrictive laws open container. Runners chugging 12 ounces a can or bottle of beer in four rounds. If you throw up additional shifts are prescribed as punishment. No sport for the faint of heart. Copyright Icon image Wire sports icon Wire via Getty Images Sport
Record Runner disqualified for not just drink beer
