On Sunday, more than 43,000 runners, an event record, toed the line for the 40th Annual Bank of America Chicago Marathon, and American elites led the
Q: How did your running career start? A: I started my freshman year of high school in 2004, I was in honors classes that required a sport or to be a p
The annual Kick-Off Press Conference to the Bank of America Chicago Marathon took a different angle this year, following confirmation that the gunman
Chicago Athlete: Why did you start running? Michael Boraz: I am a principal at Lincoln Park High School, so the work can be stressful and demands you
As the Bank of America Chicago Marathon is now just a few days away, I can reflect back on the range of emotions that I have experienced in this past
Executive race director Carey Pinkowski always recruits a fine mix of world-class talent to Chicago’s stop on the Abbott World Marathon Majors circu
Chicago Athlete: Why did you start running? Rumbi Chidz: I’ve worked out a lot the last five years, running short distances and track, but I never t
The Chicago Marathon was my first on Oct. 7, 2007, and because it was during my first year of law school at John Marshall, I had very little physical
The 40th Bank of America Chicago Marathon can’t get here too soon in Galen Rupp’s mind-set. The 31-year-old is ready for what could be an epic r
Chicago Athlete: Why did you start running? Whitney Laurence: In high school, I played tennis and found the team was more subjective about things, so
The Bank of America Chicago Marathon continues to contribute to Chicago’s economy, with the 2016 race delivering an estimated $282 million in total
The Bank of America Chicago Marathon is a world class event. Runners come from all over the world to see the sights and sounds of Chicago. Months of t
