Wesley Korir, who is 14 years older than John, won the world’s oldest and most prestigious annual marathon in 2012. “He told me to expect the race to be tough and believe in myself,” John ...

BOSTON (AP) — John Korir arrived in Hopkinton hoping to join his brother as a Boston Marathon champion. He left Boylston Street with plans to train a future winner. Korir said he will donate the ...

In the first eight seconds of the 2025 Boston Marathon, John Korir was face down on the ground in Hopkinton. When the rest of the elite runners were jockeying for position right off the start line ...

The 2025 Boston Marathon has a new winner on the men's side. John Korir won the event Monday with a time of 2:04:45. Korir, a runner from Kenya, hung with the pack throughout most of the race, but ...

Wesley Korir, who is 14 years older than John, won the world’s oldest and most prestigious annual marathon in 2012. “He told me to expect the race to be tough and believe in myself,” John ...

BOSTON – John Korir arrived in Hopkinton hoping to join his brother as a Boston Marathon champion. He left Boylston Street with plans to train a future winner. Korir said he will donate the ...

John Korir, of Kenya, breaks the tape to win the Boston Marathon, Monday, April 21, 2025, in Boston. Credit: AP/Charles KrupaAlthough the race has been won by a pair of unrelated John Kelleys and ...

Boston Marathon winner John Korir, of Kenya, kisses the trophy after the race, Monday, April 21, 2025. (Charles Krupa/AP) John Korir arrived in Hopkinton hoping to join his brother as a Boston ...

Wesley Korir, who is 14 years older than John, won the world’s oldest and most prestigious annual marathon in 2012. “He told me to expect the race to be tough and believe in myself,” John ...

Boston Marathon winner John Korir, of Kenya, kisses the trophy while celebrating after the race, Monday, April 21, 2025, in Boston. Credit: AP/Charles Krupa ...

BOSTON — (AP) — Six months after claiming the top spot on the podium at the Chicago Marathon, John Korir toed the start line of his third Boston Marathon feeling good about his chances for ...