Shalane Flanagan takes one final shot at winning the Boston Marathon
Posted Apr 16, 2018
Shalane Flanagan is making her final turn onto Boylston. Winning the New York City Marathon was an improbable dream the 36-year-old finally accomplished in 2017. Now a national sensation, the former Marblehead track star hopes to go out in style tomorrow, when for a final time as an elite runner she competes in the biggest race in the city she calls home.
(Boston Herald)
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