Boston Marathon 2024 Women

Boston Marathon: Geoffrey Mutai's Record and the 128th Race

Defending Champions Lead Fast Women's Field

The 128th Boston Marathon, presented by Bank of America, promises excitement with a historically fast women's field. Defending champions Peres Jepchirchir and Lonah Salpeter will be looking to repeat their victories, while a strong contingent of American runners aims to make a mark.

Geoffrey Mutai's Record

In the men's race, all eyes will be on Geoffrey Mutai. The Kenyan holds the course record of 2:03:02, set in 2011. While Mutai has not run a marathon since 2018, his presence adds an element of intrigue to the competition.

Eden Rainbow-Cooper's Wheelchair Victory

In the women's wheelchair race, Eden Rainbow-Cooper emerged victorious in 2024, clocking in at 1:49:09. The American athlete will be looking to defend her title this year.

Qualifying for the Boston Marathon

For those aspiring to participate in the Boston Marathon, meeting the qualifying standards is crucial. Athletes must achieve certain time limits based on their age and gender. Information about the qualifying process can be found on the Boston Athletic Association website.

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