We share the highlights from the post-race champions press conference.
We share the highlights from the post-race champions press conference.
Other notables include former Boston champions Lemi Berhanu, Wesley Korir, 2:04 man Lawrence Cherono, 2015 World champ Ghirmay Ghebreslassie, former half-marathon WR holder Zersenay Tadese, 2015 World champ Mare Dibba and 2:19 woman Worknesh Degefa.
Plus, the former head of Brooks Sports Marketing finishes top 3.
Fun fact: Sellers made herself a bet in college that she wouldn't eat ice cream until she was an All-American. Since she got hurt and never achieved that goal, she didn't eat ice cream for 5-years.
"The craziest part is that I haven't woken up and had it all be a dream yet."
Sellers had a funny exchange with a race official at the finish line where she had to be told multiple times she finished second before she believed it.
Following his yearly tradition, McGillivray ran the race at night after he finished his race directing duties.
We've never seen a Boston like this once and try and make sense of such a crazy race where 60% of the pros dropped out. One thing we know for certain is Yuki Kawauchi and Des Linden were fitting winners.
We share the highlights from the post-race champions press conference.
Flanagan also said early in the race Linden told her she might drop out and to let her know if she needed any help.
An improbably win by an improbable marathoner.
An American woman hadn’t won the Boston Marathon in the professional era but that all changed on Monday.
John Kellogg has analyzed the forecast and predicts a slow day. "I'm thinking it might be a 2:14-15 race and that's assuming someone wants to run a pretty honest pace."
Get to know the woman who shocked the world in Boston as she talks about her 2nd place finish, as well as a lot of other highlights from her high school/college career. She also talks about balancing full-time nursing and training and plans for the future.