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Boston Marathon 2007 – Complete Coverage
It was an interesting men’s race – slow, but interesting. Anyone could have won, including Jared Nyamboki(?) – we think… But, at the end it was Robert K. Cheruiyot proving once again that he is the master of the marathon. The Men’s Race

We were there, we were watching, we were thinking. These are our thoughts and commentary as the race was taking place. Did we know what we were talking about? Can one predict things as a race is in progress? What was it like to watch this race…
Live Coverage – As It Happened…

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The Elite Race

Post-Race/Race Recaps The Men’s Race The Women’s Race Live RaceDay Coverage In what might be the worst weather day in the history of the Boston Marathon, runners will be battling a 30 mile per hour headwind and rain for the entire 26.2 mile course. We’ll expect a conservative race and tight pack for most of the race… but who knows… The weather means that traditional strategies may not work and the favorites might not have the advantage we might expect. What will happen – we can’t wait to find out… Live Coverage Race Preview Robert Kipkoech Cheruiyot, Benjamin Maiyo, Peter Gilmore, Deena Kastor, Jelena Prokopcuka (and many others)… The expected strong elite field, an additional $1 million in World Marathon Majors money, the US Marathon Championships… There’s a lot going on – we’ll give you the scoop, tell you who to watch and what to expect Read the Complete Marathon Preview

What Others Are Writing…

We wish we had a bigger staff. We wish we could write all of the articles we’d like to write (and there are a lot of them). Fortunately, others are writing about the Boston Marathon – present and past. Here are links to Press Releases and News Articles – not written by us, but at least we’ve found these for you…Boston Marathon Press Releases

Past Years…

MarathonGuide.com launched in March 2000 and each year since 2001 we’ve been at the Boston Marathon covering the event. With so many athletes returning each year, past races often provide insights into the current year’s events and personalities. At what mile do the runners typically make their moves? Which runners have been successful with an early breakaway and which have failed? The answers to these and many other questions can be found in the past years’ races. Boston Marathon 2006 Boston Marathon 2005 Boston Marathon 2004 Boston Marathon 2003 Boston Marathon 2002 Boston Marathon 2001