LIVE: Boston Marathon champions answer questions at news conference
LIVE: Boston Marathon champions answer questions at news conference
Updated: 10:12 AM EDT Apr 22, 2025
The champions from the 129th running of the Boston Marathon will answer questions Tuesday morning at a news conference.>> At 10:30 a.m., see the news conference streaming live on WMUR.com and inside the WMUR app <<In the men’s race, John Korir, of Kenya, emerged victorious with a time of 2:04:45. Korir, who also won the Chicago Marathon last fall, won despite falling at the start of the race. For the women, Kenya’s Sharon Lokedi set a new course record, finishing with a time of 2:17:22. Defending champion Hellen Obiri finished second, with a time of 2:17:41.In the men’s wheelchair division, Switzerland’s Marcel Hug continued his domination of the race, winning his third straight Boston Marathon and eighth overall in a time of 1:21:34. In the women’s wheelchair race, American Susannah Scaroni won in a time of 1:35:20.
BOSTON —The champions from the 129th running of the Boston Marathon will answer questions Tuesday morning at a news conference.
>> At 10:30 a.m., see the news conference streaming live on WMUR.com and inside the WMUR app <<
In the men’s race, John Korir, of Kenya, emerged victorious with a time of 2:04:45. Korir, who also won the Chicago Marathon last fall, won despite falling at the start of the race.
For the women, Kenya’s Sharon Lokedi set a new course record, finishing with a time of 2:17:22. Defending champion Hellen Obiri finished second, with a time of 2:17:41.
In the men’s wheelchair division, Switzerland’s Marcel Hug continued his domination of the race, winning his third straight Boston Marathon and eighth overall in a time of 1:21:34.
In the women’s wheelchair race, American Susannah Scaroni won in a time of 1:35:20.
