PICTURES: American Express thanks marathon spectators for support
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As community partner for the event, American Express called on spectators from across Sussex and further afield to get involved in a massive visual show of support with ‘signs of encouragement’ to help motivate runners along the route.
Beverly Sawyers, vice president of American Express, said: “This year’s event has been an amazing demonstration of the power of the Sussex community, including many of my Amex colleagues, coming together to support local charities and individual endeavour.
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Hide Ad"A huge thank you to all the runners, volunteers and spectators who came out in their thousands to line the route and show their support.”
![One of the inspirational signs from the Brighton Marathon Weekend 2018 (Photograph: Darren Cool)](https://www.sussexexpress.co.uk/webimg/legacy_oak_103972132.jpg?crop=3:2,smart&width=640&quality=65)
![One of the inspirational signs from the Brighton Marathon Weekend 2018 (Photograph: Darren Cool)](/img/placeholder.png)
See our gallery of pictures above. Photographs by Darren Cool.
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