Jackie Fairweather

Australian distance runner and coach

Jackie Fairweather - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 10th, 1967
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A long-distance runner and coach from Australia, notable for competing in the marathon and representing the country in various international events. Achieved significant success as a runner, including a top finish at the World Championships. Transitioned to coaching, guiding other athletes in their careers. Recognized for contributions to distance running and athlete development.

Represented Australia at multiple World Championships

Achieved a personal best marathon time of 2:26:06

Served as a coach for various Australian distance runners

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