Shalane Flanagan

The four-time Olympian talks about life since her historic win and if she’s really going to retire from competition.

“It doesn’t get any better,” said her dad, Steve Flanagan.

Rogue dogs, tossed bottles, and the best view of the action.

The race through the five boroughs remains the world's largest 26.2-mile stage.

Meb Keflezighi, Shalane Flanagan, and other top Americans award medals to eight-hour runners.

After seven years of notable 26.2-mile performances, she finally landed a World Marathon Major win.

The New York City Marathon and U.S. women’s running have evolved together as leading forces in the sport.

Shalane Flanagan became the first American woman in 40 years to claim victory in the race.

A competitive women’s professional field on Sunday will yield an entertaining race.

As the Olympic silver medalist revisits the race where her marathon career began, “there’s no planning for the future.”

It will be Keflezighi’s final competitive 26.2-mile race before retirement.

The reallocated award is the result of another athlete’s positive drug test.

The fracture in her back allowed the Olympian to enjoy time with family, including her foster children.