“Getting cheered on the whole way. The support is second to none, and it just gets stronger and stronger as the race goes on,” Briscoe said. The course is a grueling 26.2 miles of hilly terrain, making the race a challenging one. But the support from spectators and runners alike helped him through it.

John Korir won the men's race, 13 years after his brother won it. On the women's side, Sharon Lokedi set a new course record.