The 129th edition of the Boston Marathon promises to be one of the most interesting memorable memory
Hellen Obir and Sisay Lemma returned to the Boston Marathon, but the victory will not be guaranteed, there is both strong international and domestic fields.
Calli Hauger-Trackery, who is in the second place in the Marathon List of the British List, 2:21:24, is aimed at completing its fourth consecutive race with 26.2 miles.
Wheelchairs, as always, boasts with several talent talent, and this year it is headed by Susanna Skaron and Marseille.
Athletes start on the main street in Hopkinton, the beginning, which mainly goes down before the infamous hills of Newton. The end is located on Boylston Street, next to Kople Square.
These are just five things that should be viewed by the 129th edition of Boston Marathon.
Held Obiri (Getty)
Tax-trick for Hellen.
Not Fatima Roba, since 1997 and 1999, a woman won the Boston Marathon three times in a row, but it features that Hellen Obir will try to meet at Boston 21.
In 2022, in the sixth place with the sixth place with the sixth place, the former 5,000 m world champion won Boston and originally led the rooster.
Last year, he was over the victorious before graduating from the third in the Oympia Marathon, and he also came to an event in 2023.
Ethiopia’s Amane Beriso and Yalemzerf Yehualaw have the fastest PBBs, but the Boston mountain course creates tactical battles than all the pace. Beris, the world champion of the Kingdom was the second in 2023.
Sisay Lemma (David Hicks)
Did Lemma taught her class?
Last year, a number of large competitors in Boston returned more than seven to five from 2024 to the men’s race. Sisay Lemma, 2 of the WB. The fastest in the field is convenient and will protect his title at 01:48, but Ethiopyan will also try to show that he has learned 12 months before his experience.
In April last year, he appeared well, breaking the record of Boston Course 2:03:02, 2011 prescribed by Jefry Mutaye set in the early lead. Five miles went over 23:12, six seconds faster than ever had in Boston, while his 2828 split was 40 km faster than another Boston record.
Lemma was still 48 seconds before Muta’s schedule when he passed 20 miles to 63. 40, but the course (and the effect of impact the first half is so difficult)
Boston’s bilateral winner and the third place of last year, Evansi, Kenya, is also returned. Thus, do the fourth and fifth places of 2024 Finish Lost and Albert Lost.
Callo Thackery (Getty)
Could Hauger-Treakery cause a threat?
Calli Hauger-Thackery makes his Boston Marathon debut and participates in a race as the 10th fastest female athlete in the field. The British has the best 2:21:24, defined in the Berlin Marathon last year, and only Paula Radipifi is on the list of all the Marathon of the United Kingdom.
This will be the third race of Hauger-Trapery 26.2 miles away in the United States, its previous two performances are located at 2:11:17 2023 at McKirdy Micro Maraton.
In last year’s Boston Marathon, 2:22:37, Humer-Taks could cause a threat to the front of the race, and it would be fascinating how it happens.
Clayton Young and Comer Mantz (Getty)
Leading a home fee
The Boston Marathon always takes place on the day of patriots, the American vacation to commemorate the first fights of the revolutionary war. This year, there will be a special shock for that connection, given that this is the 250th anniversary of those battles.
In terms of an elite race, 2018, 2018 Boston Champion Daily competes at the event for the 12th time and is part of the fastest women in “Boston”.
On the men’s side, Kearer Mantas and Clayton Young will be accused of home, completing eight and ninth in the Olympic marathon, and then in New York. The manat recently broke the United States in half a marathon post in Houston 59. Running 15.
Eden’s rainbow coops (Getty)
Eyes on wheelchair prizes
Bob Hall has been Bob Hall for 50 years, and in 2025 the prize basket has increased for elite wheelchair competitors. The champion’s prize has risen from $ 40,000 to $ 50,000, while the recording of the course is also broken at $ 50,000.
Marcel hugs and protects their titles on the Rainbow and Cooper of Eden. The Swiss last year last year Boston 1:15:33 Course record, which is also the best in the world, while the rainbow-coupler created a part of his stroller, 1:35:11.
He also competes four times a winner and women’s Course Manuela Shir, and his friend Catherine Debruns after 2024, his six paralympic medals (five gold), including marathon. Debris are also champion of city marathons in Berlin, London, Chicago and New York.
Elite Women’s Line Elimination (Sub-2:30)
AMANE BERISO – 2:14:58 (Valencia, 2022)
Yalemzerf Yehualaw – 2:16:52 (Amsterdam, 2024)
Irine Chepptai – 2:17:51 (Chicago, 2024)
Keira d’Amato – 2:19:12 (Houston, 2022)
Rahma Tusa – 2:19:33 (Houston, 2024)
EDNA KIPLAGAT – 2:19:50 (London, 2012)
Buze Diriba – 2:20:22 (Chicago, 2024)
Mary Ngugi-Cooper – 2:20:22 (London, 2022)
Sarah Hall – 2:20:32 (Chandler, 2020) *
Calli Hauger-Traqyer-2: 21: 34 (Berlin, 2024)
Hellen Obiri – 2:21:38 (Boston, 2023)
Emma Bates – 2:22:10 (Boston, 2023)
Tsige haileslase – 2:22:10 (Hamburg, 2023)
Sharon Cherop – 2:22:28 (Berlin, 2013)
Desiree Linden – 2:22:38 (Boston, 2011)
Viola Cheptoo – 2:22:44 (New York City, 2021)
Sharon Lokedi – 2:22:45 (Boston, 2024)
Sarah Wow – 2:23:24 (Chicago, 2023)
Stacy – 2:23:42 (Chicago, 2024)
Gabi Rocker – 2:24:29 (Chicago, 2024)
Kellin Taylor – 2:24:29 (Dubli, 2018)
Dakotah Popehn – 2:24:40 (Chicago, 2023)
Jackie Gugan – 2:24:40 (Sacramento)
Cynthia Limo – 2:25:10 (Hamburg, 2024)
Lily Partridge – 2:25:12 (Valencia, 2023)
Jes McClain – 2:25:46 (Orlando, 2024)
Tristin Colley – 2:25:58 (Chicago, 2023)
Annie Frisbie – 2:26:18 (New York City, 2021)
Stephanie Bruce – 2:28:41 (Sacramento, 2024)
Elite Men’s Lines (Sub -22: 12)
Sisay Lemma – 2:01:48 (Valencia, 2023)
John Lost – 2:02:44 (Chicago, 2024)
Evans Chebet – 2:03:00 (Valencia, 2020)
Cybrian Kotut – 2:03:22 (Berlin, 2024)
Haymanot AleW – 2:03:31 (Berlin, 2024)
Daniel Matiko – 2:04:24 (Valencia, 2024)
Alphonce Felix Simbu – 2:04:38 (Valencia, 2024)
Keep Desisa – 2:04:45 (Dubai, 2013)
Victor Kiplangat – 2:05:09 (Hamburg, 2022)
Asefa Bocki – 2:05:40 (Amsterdam, 2024)
Telbloon Run – 2:06:18 (Xamen, 2025) NR
Abel Cipcumba – 2:06:49 (Berlin, 2022)
Tsegay Welbanos – 2:07:35 (Sacramento, 2024)
Patrick Thieran – 2:07:45 (Houston, 2024)
Comener Mantz – 2:07:47 (Chicago, 2023)
Clayton Young – 2:08:00 (Chicago, 2023)
Rory Liffletter – 2:08:01 (Seville, 2024)
CJ Albertson – 2:08:17 (Chicago, 2024)
Tell Messel – 2:08:17 (Valencia, 2013)
South Halsellasia – 2:08:25 (Houston, 2025)
Erenjia Jia – 2:08:32 (Berlin, 2024)
ZACH Panning – 2:09:16 (Chicago, 2024)
Colin Bennie – 2:09:38 (Chandler, 2020)
Brian Schedre – 2:09:46 (Chicago, 2023)
Reed Fischer – 2:10:14 (Chicago, 2024)
Tesfu Tewelde – 2:10:21 (St. Paul, 2024)
Wesley Kiptoo – 2:10:28 (Chicago, 2023)
Johannes Motschmann – 2:10:39 (London, 2024)
Nathan Martin – 2:10:45 (Dullut, 2023)
Ryan Ford – 2:11:08 (New York City, 2024)
Colin Mickow – 2:11:22 (Chandler, 2020)
Turner Wiley – 2:11:55 (Chicago, 2024)
Robert Miranda – 2:12:07 (Sacramento, 2024)
Elite Women’s Wheelchair
Susanna Skaron – 1:27:31 (Grandma, 2022)
Manuela SAR – 1:28:17 (Boston, 2017)
Tatiana McFadden – 1:31:30 (Grandma 2019)
Catherine Debouns – 1:34:16 (Berlin, 2023)
Eden’s rainbow coops – 1:34:17 (Berlin, 2023)
Marie Emmanuelle Noemi Alphonse – 1:35:14 (Grandma 2022)
Christie Dawes – 1:37:12 (Boston, 2017)
Madison de Rosario – 1:38:11 (Tokyo, 2021)
Patricia Entereus – 1:40:22 (Boston, 2024)
Aline Dos Santos Rocha – 1:41:39 (Berlin, 2021)
Vanessa Cristina de Souza – 1:43:22 (Boston, 2024)
Michelle Wheeler – 1:45:45 (Oita, 2019)
Yen Hoang – 1:47:29 (London, 2022)
Hoda ElShorbagy – 1:47:32 (Boston, 2024)
Eva Houston – 1:59:49 (Grandma 2022)
Hannah Dederick – 2:02:23 (Chicago, 2022)
Chelsea Stein – 2:19:33 (Honolulu, 2023)
Elite Men’s Wheelchair
Marseille Hug – 1:15:33 (Boston, 2024)
Johnboy Smith – 1:20:05 (Grandma 2022)
Daniel Romanchuk – 1:20:37 (Boston, 2024)
City of Hokinu – 1:22:01 (Oensingen, 2011)
Rafael Botello Jimenez – 1:22:09 (Boston, 2017)
Patrick Monahan – 1:22:23 (Grandma 2019)
Sho Watanabe – 1:24:00 (OITA, 2019)
Hermin Garic – 1:24:18 (Grandma 2022)
Jeele Senbeta – 1:24:27 (Boston, 2017)
Now Plate – 1:24:28 (Dubai, 2023)
Simon Legon – 1:25:06 (Boston, 2017)
Brian Syeman – 1:26:46 (Boston, 2017)
Evan Correll – 1:27:19 (Grandma 2022)
Jason Robinson – 1:29:01 (Grandma 2022)
Jake Lappin – 1:29:25 (Boston, 2024)
Phillip Croft – 1:30:14 (Grandma 2022)
Gait Schedule – 1:30:33 (Berlin, 2024)
Vyat Willand – 1:31:16 (Boston, 2024)
Sean Frame – 1:31:18 (Berlin 2023)
Dastin Stalberg – 1:36:13 (Boston, 2024)
Aidan Gravelle – 1:42:28 (Grandma 2024)
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