The Boston Marathon is one of the most exciting events on the running calendar, but it will be extra special this year because Eliud Kipchoge will be running the race for the first time.
Kipchoge has already won four of the six World Marathon Majors, and set the marathon world record at the Berlin Marathon in 2022. Kipchoge can’t beat that world record this Monday because the Boston Marathon doesn’t have a record-eligible route, but he’ll be eyeing up his fifth Major and the course record of 2hr 3min 2sec set by Geoffrey Mutai in 2011.
