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She knows a little something about perseverance in the face of adversity. The week after the marathon, she went back to the course and ran the final eight miles. Her two older sisters met her at mile 16 with a walker, which she used for the remaining 10 miles, pushing out any thoughts of quitting. She also made a new friend on the course: Mario Diurno, a first-time marathoner who works for the rehabilitation program Release.

The last runner she glimpsed behind her and Diurno was around mile 13 by the Pulaski Bridge. They wanted me to be safe and feel OK. Despite momentary temptation, she stuck to her guns. That distinction goes to Rozanna Radakovich, a year-old from Soho who completed her 35th marathon at According to the New York Times , he was a high school senior and cross-country runner who thought it would be a fun challenge despite having never run the distance.

He finished in 32nd place with a time of and rewarded himself by drinking six cans of free soda at the end of the race. He still has the plaque from the event. On Sunday, he crossed the finish line again in New York.

This time as a year-old and the only participant from the first race in the 50th anniversary event. He hadn't run a marathon since , and had doubts he would be able to finish, but recorded a time of just over five hours, with an mile pace. Congratulations, Larry Trachtenberg! Here's to hoping someone was waiting for Trachtenberg with a can, or six, of soda at the finish line. He more than earned it. In Molly Seidel's first-ever marathon , she finished in second place and made the U.

Olympic team for Tokyo. And on Sunday, in just her fourth race at the distance, she finished in fourth place and ran the fastest time ever by an American woman at the event at While clearly we should expect the unexpected by the year-old Seidel by now, what makes this even more improbable is that she was running the race with two broken ribs. She revealed the injury to the media after the race and didn't specify what happened, but said it occurred about a month ago.

Seidel said she was considering withdrawing from the race just two weeks ago because of the pain from the injury. But, of course, she didn't and she set the national record. Seidel said she didn't even realize she was on pace to do so until the race was over. There are so many good women who have run on this course.

I think it's really a testament to the women who were in this race, that I was able to just kind of hang onto that group. The congratulatory messages poured in on social media for Seidel, including from Kara Goucher, who previously owned the course record.

Way to go ByGollyMolly12!! After winning the gold medal in the marathon at the Paralympics over the summer in Tokyo, wheelchair racer Madison de Rozario didn't think she would have a chance to follow up on her success this year because of strict pandemic-related travel restrictions in her native Australia.

She was resigned to the fact that she wouldn't be able to compete in any of the major marathons in The year-old de Rozario wasted no time in taking advantage of the opportunity and hastily prepared for the last marathon of the year. And in the end, the surprise 11,mile trip was more than worthwhile. We break down how to watch, what the course looks look, and who the favorites are to win.

The New York City Marathon is back! The race was canceled in due to COVID, but the largest marathon in the world returns for the race.

Olympic bronze medalist Molly Seidel was the top-finishing American women with a fourth place finish while Elkanah Kibet was the top-finishing American men, also with a fourth place finish. The event is taking place on Sunday, November 7 and gets underway at 8 a. ET in Staten Island. The professional wheelchair division gets the race started at the top of the hour.

Once the pros are gone, five waves get started from a. There will be live coverage until p.