The 130th Boston Marathon has finally come to an end, and it witnessed a number of notable performances in various events throughout the day. It took place on April 20, during Patriot’s Day, which is a holiday in Massachusetts. The race followed its traditional 26.2-mile course, starting in Hopkinton, MA, and passed through eight towns, finishing on Boylston Street in Boston.
The weather was appropriate for the runners but a little chilly for the spectators. The day started with the wheelchair division, which commenced at 9:06 am. In the men’s wheelchair event, Switzerland’s Marcel Hug produced a staunch performance, clocking 1:16:06. The women’s wheelchair race witnessed the UK’s Eden Rainbow-Cooper win the event with a time of 1:30:51.
The most interesting events to witness at the marathon were the professional men’s and women’s, where the defending champions John Korir and Sharon Lokedi gracefully defended their titles. Korir delivered an exceptional performance, clocking a course record of 2:01:52. Lokedi, on the other hand, recorded 2:18.51 to stand atop the podium, besting Loice Chemnung.
Several notable personalities also participated in the marathon, including the former NHL player, Zdeno Chara, astronaut Suni Williams, and Chelsea Clinton. The TV coverage of the event was done by WCVB Channel 5 and ESPN2. Other apps that offered live streaming were Fubo TV and the ESPN app.
Let’s have a look at the complete results of the Boston Marathon 2026.
Complete results of the Boston Marathon 2026
Here are the full results of each and every event held at the Boston Marathon on April 20.
Men’s wheelchair
- Marcel Hug – Switzerland – 1:16:06
- Daniel Romanchuk – USA – 1:22:44
- Jetze Prat – Netherlands – 1:24:13
- Luo Xingchuan – China – 1:25:05
- Sho Watanable – Japan – 1:25:45
Women’s wheelchair
- Eden Rainbow-Cooper – UK- 1:30:51
- Catherine Debrunner – Switzerland – 1:32:59
- Tatyana McFadden – USA – 1:36:43
- Manuela Schar – Switzerland – 1:37:24
- Vanessa de Souza – Brazil – 1:40:16
Men’s hand cycles
- Zachary Stinson – USA – 1:04:05
- Bryan Lara – USA – 1:13:43
- Dustin Baker – USA – 1:17:57
- Erik Corbett – USA – 1:28:05
- Rajiv das – Canada – 1:32:48
Women’s handcycles
- Edie Perkins – USA – 1:40:19
- Devann Murphy – USA – 1:49:36
Professional men
- John Korir – Kenya – 2:01:52 (Course record)
- Alphonce Felix Simbu – Tanzania – 2:02:47
- Benson Kipurto – Kenya – 2:02:50
- Hailemaryan Kiros – Ethiopia – 2:03:42
- Zouhair Talbi – Morocco – 2:03:45
Professional women
- Sharon Looked – Kenya – 2:18:51
- Loice Chemnung – Kenya – 2:19:35
- Mary Ngugi-Cooper – Kenya – 2:20:07
- Mercy Chelanghat – Kenya – 2:20:30
- Jess McClain – USA – 2:20:49
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