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Sights from Monday’s 120th Boston Marathon
Sanabria, who was running in his first marathon, had big expectations.
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The next five hours were a complete blur. That is 8:10 behind the record pace because of a headwind. The 27 year old was the youngest male competitor from this province.
After the bombing in 2013, Haslet-Davis testified that she feared she would die as she struggled to crawl to safety.
Marcel Hug of Switzerland won his second straight wheelchair race in a three-man sprint to the finish.
The top three finished within a second of each other.
“It’s insane, I didn’t think that would happen, but I have a banner on Boylston Street, and on the final drive there’s me from last year’s marathon”. Defending champion Johnny Kelley tapped Brown on the back as he prepared to pass him, but Brown responded by accelerating into the Newton hills on his way to victory.
No word yet on what might have afflicted the 31-year-old Kenyan.
Chris Patterson, 30, of Rochester also had a banner day as he ran a seven-minute personal best time of 2:51:38 at his sixth Boston Marathon.
Marathon bombing survivor Adrianne Haslet crosses the finish line: Boston Marathon bombing survivor Adrianne Haslet crossed the finish line of the 2016 race around 7:20 p.m. “But not always”, said Desisa, who also won the 2013 race. In 1924, the route was extended to the classic 26.2-mile marathon distance to conform to the Olympic standard. But she says she still holds on to the anger. Ethopia swept the podium in the women’s race. So are Desi Linden (fourth last year) and Shalane Flanagan (ninth), with Amy Cragg. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who was sentenced to death previous year for the attack, had been a student at the time and returned to his college dorm afterward.
Among those cheering her on was New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, who posted on Facebook: “Two years ago I was lucky enough to meet Adrianne Haslet, a survivor of the 2013 Marathon bombings”. He finished the race in 2005 with his wife, Jessica Kensky, who lost both legs in the attacks. She wept. She walked.
Haslet-Davis began training with a new running blade this past fall.
Elsewhere, Kenya’s Duncan Maiyo overcame a tightening left hamstring to retain the men’s title at the 2016 Brighton Marathon while compatriot Grace Momanyi made it a Kenyan double as she claimed the women’s crown.
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Gracey is the daughter of 1991 world championship bronze medalist Steve Spence.