The outcome of the 119th running of this historic race, held on April 20, 2015, provides a snapshot of elite athletic achievement and the broader stories of thousands of participants. This data set typically includes finishing times, participant demographics, and placement information for all registered runners, from the top finishers to those completing their personal triumphs.
Data from this particular race holds significance for several reasons. It allows for analysis of athletic performance trends, offering insights into training strategies and competitive dynamics within the sport. Furthermore, it serves as a historical record, capturing a specific moment in time within the context of the marathon’s long and storied history. This data can be valuable for researchers studying athletic performance, for media outlets reporting on the event, and for individuals interested in the personal stories of resilience and determination embodied by marathon runners. The 2015 race carries additional significance as it followed the 2013 bombing, marking a symbolic return to normalcy and a celebration of the city’s spirit.