Keep up with all of Women’s Running’s Chicago-related coverage before and after the annual race.
Brigid Kosgei, 25, of Kenya won the 2019 Chicago Marathon in 2:14:04 , besting a world record that has stood since 2003. She went out at a blazing clip, clocking a 15:28 first 5K, which most spectators thought could result in a major blowup later in the race. Instead, Kosgei settled in behind two male […]
She’s going for a personal best at the 2019 Chicago Marathon, but the entrepreneur and mom of two won’t spend her taper time on the couch.
She is the second-fastest U.S. woman to ever run the marathon, but she's still learning how to train for—and race—26.2 miles.
In 2018 she wasn’t ready to compete, but the world championships bronze medalist is now happily back to the “marathon grind.”
Olympian Amy Cragg is planning to line up at the Chicago Marathon after 18 months away from competing at the 26.2-mile distance.
The country's fastest female marathoner is looking to set an American record this fall.
Some events don’t allow entry deferrals for any reason, including when you’re expecting a child.
Four Americans finished in the top 10 of the professional women's race at the 2018 Chicago Marathon.
Joan Benoit Samuelson will attempt to become the first woman in her 60s to run a marathon in under three hours at this year’s Chicago Marathon.
Alexi Pappas checks in to discuss how she’s feeling about her marathon debut next week at the 2018 Chicago Marathon.
