The 28-year-old Reigning Olympic champion, Perez Jepchirchir of Kenya, has won the women's Boston Marathon. In the men's section, Kenya's Evans Chebet has become the winner. Chebett has won the race in 2 hours 6 minutes 51 seconds. Compatriots Lawrence Cherena (2:07.21) and Benson Kiproto (2:07.27) have come in second and third places, respectively. This is the first time since 2012 that all the three places in the men's category have come to Kenya's account.
In the women's section, Perez has taken the race in 2 hours 21 minutes, first place in a second. Ethiopia's Ababel (2:21.05) is second and Kenya's Mary Vakera (2:21.32) is third. Won the world's oldest and most prestigious annual marathon when it has been held at traditional times for the first time since the Covid pandemic.
11 Ukrainians also ran: 44 Ukrainians also registered for the marathon, but only 11 have taken part. The flag of Ukraine has also been hoisted by fans in his support. Runners from Russia and Belarus were not allowed to participate in this marathon in protest against the attack on Ukraine.
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