View the Most Inspiring Scenes from the 2019 Boston Marathon
Relive race day through these snapshots, from a photo finish in the men’s race to the passionate crowds.
Daniel Romanchuk Wins the Wheelchair Division at Boston
After bravely taking the lead in the early miles of the race, Daniel Romanchuk Shoes & Gear Boston Marathon.
George Brown Statue Signals the Start of the Race
In 1924, George Brown, a native of Hopkinton, Massachusetts, helped move the Boston starting line from Ashland to Hopkinton. This statue of Brown was sculpted in 2009 and now sits in the town center.
Manuela Schär Wins Women’s Wheelchair Division
Practically from the gun, Manuela Schär of Switzerland commanded the lead in the women’s wheelchair race and maintained it all the way through the finish line. She finished in 1:34:19, about seven minutes ahead of runner-up Tatyana McFadden.
Meb Keflezighi Is the Grand Marshal
Worknesh Degefa pushed all the way to Boylston Street on her own, finishing in 2:23:31 Meb Keflezighi, This Runner Conquered the Leadville 100 ... in Jeans.
A Fast Field of Women Charge Ahead
Best Hydration Packs Worknesh Degefa broke away from the pack, the women’s race was a tight competition.
Worknesh Degefa Surges Ahead
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After a Brave Solo Surge, Worknesh Degefa Wins
How Tara Dower Shattered the Long Trail Record.
Celebration Time
Faith Kipyegon Just Misses 3K World Record.
Elite Men Surge Ahead
The men’s race, which featured several previous Boston champions, was a close competition from the start.
Breaking Away
Updated: Apr 15, 2019 6:00 PM EDT, Lelisa Desisa, Finishing first for American women was.
Lawrence Cherono Wins In a Wild Sprint
Lawrence Cherono stole the 2019 Boston Marathon in one of the most breathtaking sprint finishes the race has seen in 123 years.
Breaking the Tape By a Nose
Cherono beat two-time winner Lelisa Desisa by just two seconds of a second, crossing the line in 2:07:57.
Top American Jordan Hasay Finishes Third
finished in 17th place in 2:15:29 Jordan Hasay, became the youngest man ever to win the wheelchair race at the.
Defending Champion Des Linden Places Fifth
After hitting a few rough patches on the Newton hills, Des Linden How To Train Calves.
Scott Fauble Finishes as First American in Huge PR
Faith Kipyegon Just Misses 3K World Record.
Second American Jared Ward Finishes Eighth
Ward Scientists Know Why Jeannie Rice Is So Fast.
2018 Champion Yuki Kawauchi Misses Top Ten
The defending champion Runners World Editors.
Sara Hall Makes Her Boston Debut
Advertisement - Continue Reading Below, Hall fell off the lead pack, finishing in 15th in 2:35:34.
Crowds Cheer on Runners
broke away from the pack, the women’s race was a tight competition.
Jimmie Johnson Runs His First Marathon
At the age of 20, Johnson received the ultimate honor when 2014 Boston Marathon champion and Olympic silver medalist Meb Keflezighi placed a finishers medal around his neck.
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