The table gives information about the number of people in two different age categories who participated in the marathon between 2008 and 2012.
Overall, there was a steady increase in both age groups. The lowest figure was recorded in the initial year of the period in the second category, while the highest one was at the end of the period in the first category.
The number of the participants between the age of 18 and 39 started the marathon at 1,200 people compared to those over 40, accounted for 800 participants which was the lowest figure over the given period, and the total participants were 2,000 people in 2008. A slight change was seen in the next year, in the second age group (from 800 to 850), while the proportion of 18-39-year-olds increased by 150. There was a rise by 200 in the total number of participating by 2009. The number of marathon participants saw a considerable growth from 1,350 to 1,500, the quantity of those aged over 40, grew to 900 over a year. As for the whole participants, this figure accounted for 2,400 in 2010. The number of participants coming from young and old age categories was opposite to each other (1,600 and 950, respectively) in 2011. When it comes to the entire proportion of participants in the very year, these figures equaled to 2,550. Having risen significantly from 1,600 to a peak of 1,750 in the first category, the number of old participants saw a rise by 100. Regarding the total participants, this figure accounted for 2,800 in the final year of the given period.
