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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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The 2027 Boston Marathon Cutoff Is Officially 5:17—Meaning 8,000+ Qualifying Runners Didn’t Get In (opens the original)
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The cutoff for the 2027 Boston Marathon—the margin by which applicants have to better their qualifying time for their age and gender—is 5:17. “A total of 25,630 qualified applicants have been accepted to date or are in the process of being accepted, pending final verification of their qualifying performance,” the Boston Athletic Association said in an email. The time is 43 seconds stricter than the cutoff for the 2026 race, which was 4:34. Marathon organizers with the BAA announced that 33,649 p
‘Oh My God, She’s Pregnant!’: This Expecting Mom Ran a 2:59 Marathon—Just Weeks From Her Due Date (opens the original)
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Some day, when Alexandria Andrews’s daughter is older, maybe her parents will explain to her how she was along for the ride for two very fast marathons before she was born. Andrews, who goes by Ali, ran the 2026 Boston Marathon in 2:41:58. It was a PR for her, in her sixth marathon—and she was 13 weeks pregnant. But the one that really turned heads was her seventh marathon, which she ran August 30 in Sydney, Australia, her fourth of the eight World Marathon Majors. There, at eight months pregnan
Revel Mt. Charleston Marathon Cancels 7 Months Before the Race—and Won’t Give Refunds (opens the original)
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Lori Smith and her friend Kristen Carr have been trying to run a marathon in all 50 states. They’ve been at it for almost two decades. Smith ran her first marathon, in Milwaukee, during college. She thinks the year was 2007. She hated her first 26.2—and then almost immediately started planning which race she could sign up for next. Smith is 40 now, an occupational therapist who lives in Hartland, Wisconsin, and she and Carr have just six states remaining in their quest: Nevada, Vermont, Oregon,
‘I’m So Happy’: Peres Jepchirchir Dominates the Sydney Marathon—and Wins Her 4th World Marathon Major (opens the original)
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For the first 16 miles of the women’s race at the Sydney Marathon, an unexpected competitor was out in front. Priscah Cherono of Kenya—who is 46 and has a marathon personal best of 2:25:17 from last year’s Marathon Project in Chandler, Arizona—built a sizable lead in the race’s early miles. She went through halfway in 1:07:59, faster than her official half marathon best by 36 seconds. Meanwhile, lurking 20 seconds back was Peres Jepchirchir, the reigning world champion and the 2021 Olympic gold
Addisu Gobena Wins the Sydney Marathon in a Thriller—and Smashes the Course Record (opens the original)
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Addisu Gobena of Ethiopia, who was the runner-up at the Sydney Marathon in 2025, today had his chance to break the tape, finishing in a course-record time of 2:04:42. With a push in the final half mile, Gobena created separation from his countryman Chimdessa Debele to win by three seconds. Gobena still had the energy to leap into the air and pump his fists at the finish, while Debele bent over at the waist to catch his breath, unlaced his right shoe, and playfully kicked it in the direction of t
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