The 128th 2024 Boston Marathon was run today by competitors from more than 100 nations. A small percentage of the approximately 30,000 runners that cross the finish line at Boylston will win rewards, but the majority will not. Who won is shown here. The winners of the men’s wheelchair race and the women’s professional category were well-known figures, Marcel Hug and Hellen Obiri, respectively. Women’s wheelchair category winner Eden Rainbow-Cooper, 22, was a standout racer. In the men’s class, Sisay Lemma emerged the winner, setting a fast pace early in the race and leading the field.
Severe Temperatures Affect Runners At The 2024 Boston Marathon
Here’s a recap of what happened on the 128th 2024 Boston Marathon course that day: Although the onlookers enjoyed the pleasant spring day, it was not the best for those who were rushing into Boston.
There were a lot of runners visiting the medical tents, according to Kerin Milesky, the state’s Department of Public Health’s disaster and emergency preparation coordinator. Runners with heat-related nausea and cramps went to the doctor. In the medical tents near the finish line, doctors said that wheelchairs would be refilled as soon as they were available. After the run, Denver resident Kristin Molina made a stop at a medical tent. She claimed that during the final few kilometers, she felt lightheaded and experienced a blackout.
