Paula Radcliffe made her return to competitive marathoning in Boston, finishing in 2:53:44, earning her World Marathon Majors Six Star Medal. Amby Burfoot, the 1968 winner, finished in 4:51:47, while Brian Diemer, a former Olympic bronze medalist, completed the race in 3:56:45 alongside his daughter. Professional golfer Scott Stallings had his marathon debut in Boston, finishing in 4:10:19. Alice Cook, a former Olympic figure skater diagnosed with ALS, ran for Compassionate Care ALS. Drew Carter, the play-by-play announcer for the Boston Celtics, finished in 3:48:02, running for the Shamrock Foundation. Matt James, known for his stint on ‘The Bachelor,’ finished in 3:36:54, participating in his second Boston Marathon. Each runner had a unique story and reason for taking on the challenge of the historic race, showcasing the diversity of participants in the Boston Marathon.
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