See photos from the 2025 Boston Marathon
Men's winner John Korir prayed with his brother Wesley who won Boston in 2012 after crossing the finish line.
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Men's winner John Korir crossed the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
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Women's wheelchair winner Susannah Scaroni placed her hand over her heart as the national anthem played at the Boston Marathon.
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Runners started the race in Hopkinton.
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Men's wheelchair winner Marcel Hug crossed the finish line.
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A sign for a marathon runner was placed at a spot on Heartbreak Hill before it begins in Newton.
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Michael Rivelis high-fived a runner passing by during the Boston Marathon.
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Susannah Scaroni and Marcel Hug posed for a photo after winning the marathon.
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Conner Mantz of the United States ran by spectators on Heartbreak Hill. He finished fourth.
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Victor Wang arrived for the Boston Marathon at the Athletes' Village in Hopkinton.
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Grand Marshals Bob Hall and Bill Rodgers, 1975 Boston Marathon Champions, crossed the finish line as they celebrated the 50th anniversary of their victories.
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Jun Noguchi looked over other course map while preparing for the marathon at the Athletes' Village in Hopkinson.
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Anton Gavrilnko rested while waiting to start the Boston Marathon at the Athletes' Village.
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Members of the Merrimack Valley Striders Running Group posed at the starting line in Hopkinton.
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Runners arrived for the Boston Marathon at the Athletes' Village in Hopkinson.
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Champions Bill Rodgers, in wheelchair and Bob Hall waved to the crowd at the starting line.
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A reenactor portraying Paul Revere attempted to lead a horse to cross the finish line of the Boston Marathon in celebration of Patriots Day.
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David Cunningham, of the New England Patriots End Zone Militia, walked towards the finish line before the start.
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