Two runners were injured in the Kuala Lumpur Marathon 10K when a motorcycle went the wrong way and hit them. The rider tested positive for alcohol and was fleeing from police, according to Marathon Handbook. The male runner hurt his knee and hand, while the woman suffered neck injuries.

Both runners are expected to recover, thanks to bystanders and fellow runners, per race organizers. The 10K attracted over 9,800 participants. The marathon and half-marathon followed on Sunday, with Kenyan and Ethiopian athletes winning. Read more everyday miles coverage.

The rider faces charges under Malaysia’s Road Transport Act and Penal Code. He recorded a breath reading of 164mg/100ml, above the legal limit. The rider and his passenger are in custody, with no charges announced yet. Related: Injury Recovery Tips for Marathon Runners.

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