Boston Marathon
The Boston Marathon is the world's oldest annual marathon and ranks as one of the world's best-known road racing events. The event attracts 500,000 spectators each year, making it New England's most widely viewed sporting event. Though starting with 18 participants in 1897, the event now attracts over 20,000 registered participants each year. You have to qualify to participate. Please see the official Boston Marathon web site for details.
- For the 2014 Boston Marathon, qualifying times must be run on or after September 22, 2012
- The acceptance of official race entrants will be based on qualifying time, with the fastest qualifiers (in relation to their age and gender) being accepted first until the race is full
- All qualifying times are subject to review and verification
- Minimum age requirement for the Boston Marathon is 18 years of age on race day
- All standards below are based on official submitted net time
- All standards below are equal to the 2013 Boston Marathon qualifying standards
- The qualifying times below are based upon each athlete's age on the date of the Boston Marathon in which they are participating
- Registration for the 2014 Boston Marathon is scheduled to open in September. The exact date will be published by July 1
| Division |
Clock Time |
Name |
Age |
State/Country |
| Overall Male Winner |
2:10:22 |
Lelisa Desisa |
23 |
Ethiopia |
| 2nd Male Winner |
2:10:27 |
Micah Kogo |
26 |
Kenya |
| 3rd Male Winner |
2:10:28 |
Gebregziabher Gebremariam |
28 |
Ethopia |
| 4th Male Winner |
2:12:12 |
Jason Hartmann |
32 |
CO, US |
| 5th Male Winner |
2:12:30 |
Wesley Korir |
30 |
Kenya |
| 6th Male Winner |
2:12:44 |
Markos Geneti |
28 |
Ethiopia |
| 7th Male Winner |
2:14:08 |
Dickson Chumba |
26 |
Kenya |
| 8th Male Winner |
2:14:28 |
Jeffrey Hunt |
30 |
Australia |
| 9th Male Winner |
2:14:30 |
Daniel Tapia |
26 |
CA, US |
| 10th Male Winner |
2:14:38 |
Craig Leon |
28 |
OR, US |
| Overall Female Winner |
2:26:25 |
Rita Jeptoo |
32 |
Kenya |
| 2nd Female Winner |
2:26:58 |
Meseret Hailu |
22 |
Ethiopia |
| 3rd Female Winner |
2:27:01 |
Sharon Cherop |
29 |
Kenya |
| 4th Female Winner |
2:27:08 |
Shalane Flanagan |
31 |
OR, US |
| 5th Female Winner |
2:28:09 |
Tirfi Tsegaye |
28 |
Ethiopia |
| 6th Female Winner |
2:28:11 |
Kara Goucher |
34 |
OR, US |
| 7th Female Winner |
2:28:59 |
Madai Perez |
33 |
Mexico |
| 8th Female Winner |
2:29:54 |
Diane Nukuri-Johnson |
28 |
Burundi |
| 9th Female Winner |
2:30:05 |
Ana Dulce Felix |
30 |
Portugal |
| 10th Female Winner |
2:30:09 |
Sabrina Mockenhaupt |
32 |
Germany |
| Division |
Chip Time |
Name |
State/Country |
Age |
Age-Graded |
| Men 40-49 |
2:17:52 |
Lee Troop |
CO |
40 |
92.84 |
| Men 50-59 |
2:32:53 |
Matt Ebiner |
CA |
52 |
92.88 |
| Men 60-69 |
2:57:52 |
Alan A. Pemberton |
MD |
62 |
87.85 |
| Men 70+ |
3:19:09 |
Hernan Barreneche, Sr. |
Colombia |
72 |
87.30 |
| Women 40-49 |
2:38:19 |
Svetlana V. Pretot |
France |
41 |
91.03 |
| Women 50-59 |
2:50:29 |
Joan B. Samuelson |
ME |
55 |
100.0 |
| Women 60-69 |
3:24:27 |
Barb Broad |
OH |
62 |
93.13 |
| Women 70+ |
3:48:57 |
Jean E. Marmoreo |
Canada |
70 |
94.79 |
Prize Money Breakdown
| Prize Money Awards (Men & Women Combined) |
Amount |
| Open Prize Money | $706,000 |
| Masters Prize Money | $40,000 |
| Total Prize Money | $806,000 |
| Additional Special Prizes | |
| Special Prize Money | $60,000 |
Link to Course Map
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| Location | Boston, Massachusetts |
| Race Distance | Marathon |
| Race Date 2014 | April 1, 2014* *unconfirmed |
| Race Date 2013 | April 15, 2013 |
| Race Date 2012 | April 16, 2012 |
| Race Date 2011 | April 18, 2011 |
| Course Record Men | 2:03:02 (2011) |
| Course Record Women | 2:20:43 (2002) |
| Years Running | 117 |
| Total Prize Money | $806,000 |
| Special Prize Money |
$60,000 |
| Age Group Awards | 5 Year |
| Expo | Yes |
| Entry Fee | $300.00 |
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| Advance Registration | Online Registration | | USATF Certified |
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Recommended by: Jean Pommier “Boston is the most renown and illustrious marathon with amazing crowd support along a legendary point-to-point course. What more is there to say? It's the Boston Marathon.”
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