Paul Crake

Marcus Paul Crake ( born December 6, 1976 in Canberra) is an Australian stair runners and cyclists.

Journey

Prior to his career as a professional cyclist Crake was a successful stair runners. He won five times in a row the famous Empire State Building Run -Up. He is currently the only runner who could travel the entire distance of 86 floors at a time under ten minutes. The He even succeeded in four of his five hits; the time of 9 minutes and 33 seconds from the year 2003, the current record. Further victories celebrated Crake when run to the Sydney Tower, which he won three times, and in the running on the Taipei 101 tower, he climbed the fastest time twice.

Paul Crake began his Radkarriere 2004 Cycling Team Corratec Graz. He won the Trofeo Bianchin and the Reith - Alpbach Radclassic. In 2005 he was Chieti - Casalincontrada decide for themselves. When GP Industria e Commercio Artigianato he was third in 2004 and the following year in second place. In the Australian road championships he was one fifth and one third place. In the overall standings of the UCI Oceania Tour 2005 he finished sixth.

In 2006, Crake the Italian Professional Continental Team Naturino - Sapore di Mare. On November 11, 2006 Crake crashed at a stage of the Tour of Southland and suffered a severe spinal injury and suffered a spinal cord injury.