Boston and Chicago to clash

The B.A.A. has announced that if road races can take place as part of the MA reopening plan, the 125th Boston Marathon will be held on Monday, October 11. A virtual race option will also be offered in celebration of the 125th Boston Marathon. Read more -> https://t.co/wUxt55EzAy pic.twitter.com/2YKHr4JGiK
— Boston Marathon (@bostonmarathon) January 26, 2021

I know that the marathons have challenges, but this is a total cluster#ck and will have ramications in the uture. It is tough in a good year, as the Wanda World Marathon Majors compete with each other, but why does Boston go on Chicago’s weekend? Makes no sense.

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We know there are many questions about the 2021 race, including how the date was selected, registration information, field size & the virtual race option. Visit the 2021 Boston Marathon FAQ page for a regularly updated list of answers: https://t.co/qHqVqgxsGt
— Boston Marathon (@bostonmarathon) January 26, 2021

Boston and Chicago to clash

NEW YORK (USA): The Boston and Chicago Marathons, two of the three American events of the Abbott World Marathon Majors, are planned for back-to-back days in 2021, organizers confirmed. Boston, the world’s oldest marathon which is normally held on the third Monday of April, is now slotted for Monday, October 11, the Boston Athletic Association (B.A.A.) reported today. The Bank of America Chicago Marathon was already scheduled for Sunday, October 10, its usual fall weekend. Never before have these two large and iconic marathons been held on consecutive days.

Details including field size for the in-person race, registration dates, safety measures and protocols, and participant requirements that will be in place will be forthcoming.https://t.co/wUxt55EzAy
— Boston Marathon (@bostonmarathon) January 26, 2021

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