Andreas Almgren won the New York City Marathon in his debut, finishing in 2 hours, 6 minutes and 1 second, 13 seconds ahead of second place Yemaneberhan Crippa, delivering the fastest closing stages and a memorable breakthrough.

Kenyan runners led a dominant podium sweep with the top nine finishers coming from Kenya and the United States, and American runners including McClain, Carrie Ellwood, Weini Kelati, and Paige Wood placing 6th through 8th.

The race marked the 50th edition to run through all five boroughs, drawing roughly 60,000 starters from more than 140 countries.

The coverage includes ongoing context about previous champions and the race’s history.

Context compares NYC to other majors, noting Boston’s larger prize purse while underscoring NYC’s prestige and commercial potential for Almgren and his backers.

Four contenders were highlighted for “Performance of the Day” across different race segments, inviting readers to choose the standout highlight.

Analysis and narration from Runner’s World gear team and Jeff Dengate provided insights into race equipment.

Full results are available via the NYRR live results dashboard, with additional links to virtual corral standings.

CBS News New York delivered on-site reporting from correspondent Rob Flaks.

Charitable fundraising was a major feature, with more than $100 million raised for various causes, including Alzheimer’s Association efforts supported by WABC anchors Liz Cho and Mike Marza.

Race conditions were dry and bright, with a large lead pack and notable moves around the 40 km mark.

The wheelchair and elite divisions showcased a marquee field with multiple Olympians and world-class athletes.