Prime Minister Schoof participated in Amsterdam marathon under "Peter Jansen"

Prime Minister Dick Schoof participated in the Amsterdam half marathon under a pseudonym. He ran the 21-kilometre distance in a time of 01:53:00, according to the results of the organisation. He did so under the name Peter Jansen. In the RTL talk show Renze op Zondag, Schoof said that he used a pseudonym to avoid being "tracked". His own first name was on his starting number. The prime minister was recognised several times along the way. "Hey Di…

Among the participants of the Amsterdam marathon on Sunday was also Prime Minister Dick Schoof. He participated in the half marathon, as was shown in the RTL talk show Renze op Zondag. Schoof ran the 21-kilometre race in a time of 01:53:00, according to the results of the organisation. The Prime Minister is known to be a fanatic marathon runner.

Among the participants of the Amsterdam marathon on Sunday was also Prime Minister Dick Schoof. He participated in the half marathon, as was shown in the RTL talk show Renze op Zondag. Schoof ran the 21-kilometre race in a time of 01:53:00, according to the results of the organisation. The Prime Minister is known to be a fanatic marathon runner.

This is reported by NOS.According to the organizers of the half marathon, Schauf ran the distance of 21 kilometers in 1 hour 53 minutes.During an interview on the RTL television show Renze op Zondag, the prime minister admitted that he used an alias so that he “would not be tracked” during the MaMa Raphon. Despite this, during the race participants recognized Schooff several times, shouting “Hello, Dickie, hello Schoofi, hello, our Prime Ministe…

Prime Minister Schoof participated in Amsterdam marathon under "Peter Jansen"

Prime Minister Dick Schoof participated in the Amsterdam marathon on Sunday under the pseudonym Peter Jansen. He ran the half marathon, the 21-kilometer, in a time of 1:53:00.

Whether you were running yourself, cheering on the sidelines or not getting in or out of the city: you couldn't ignore the fact that today was marathon day. 45,000 runners took part in the 48th edition of the Amsterdam marathon: that's a record number. The weather conditions were excellent when the competitive runners started this morning at 9:00 in the Olympic Stadium. Via, among other things, the Vondelpark, a long stretch along the Amstel tow…