The Boston Marathon, one of the world’s most prestigious athletic events, took place today, April 15th, 2024. This year marked the 128th running of the historic race, drawing thousands of participants from around the globe.
Everything You Need to Know About the 128th Boston Marathon
Whether you’re a seasoned marathoner or a curious spectator, here’s a quick rundown about the Boston Marathon 2024. From the course layout to the winners’ circle, we’ve got you covered.
Course Map, Start Times, & Road Closures
The iconic Boston Marathon course winds its way through eight Massachusetts towns, starting in Hopkinton and finishing on the famed Boylston Street in Boston. The race began with the wheelchair divisions at 9:02 AM ET, followed by the elite runners (men and women) at 9:37 AM and 9:47 AM ET respectively. Road closures were implemented throughout the day to ensure runner safety and a smooth race experience.
Complete Coverage: Watch, Follow, & Celebrate the Boston Marathon
For those who couldn’t make it to Boston in person, there were numerous ways to follow the excitement of the Boston Marathon 2024. Local Boston news channels provided live coverage, while the Boston Athletic Association (BAA) offered a live blog with real-time updates [internal link to BAA website can be placed here, such as “Boston Athletic Association website”]. Social media was also abuzz with race updates using the hashtag #BostonMarathon.
Updates & Results: Boston Marathon 2024
The Boston Marathon 2024 saw some impressive performances. Ethiopia’s Sisay Lemma dominated the men’s race, finishing with a time of 2:06:18. In the women’s race, Kenya’s Hellen Obiri emerged victorious.
For a complete list of winners and results, you can visit the official Boston Marathon website or check out news articles from reputable sources.
Additionally, the BAA website offers a wealth of information about the race.
In conclusion, the Boston Marathon proved to be another exciting chapter in the race’s long and storied history. From the dedication of the runners to the enthusiastic crowds, the event continues to inspire athletes and spectators worldwide.
