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- Boston Marathon - Boston Athletic Association
The full-color magazine features a listing of all official race finishers, plus stories and photography that celebrates the magic of this year’s marathon
- Race Info | Boston Athletic Association
Pick up your bib number, stop by the adidas Boston Marathon shop, and engage with our official Boston Marathon Sponsors and Licensees at the Bank of America Boston Marathon Expo
- Home | Boston Athletic Association
Through the B A A 's commitment, nearly 35,000 Boston-area youth have experienced B A A programs Discover the non-profit organizations that are a part of the 2025 Bank of America Boston Marathon Official Charity Program Join us on social media to find out the latest action
- Marathon Dates - Boston Athletic Association
Your home for Boston Marathon B A A race tracking, leaderboards, information, course maps, and more! Athletes' Village features free monthly challenges, paid training programs, and a community to connect with fellow runners! It is also your central location for B A A race volunteer history, results, updates, registration
- Boston Marathon Registration | Boston Athletic Association
The B A A annually reviews Boston Marathon qualifying rules and procedures to ensure that athletes are competing and applying for Boston Marathon entry without substantial advantages over fellow athletes
- QUALIFY FOR THE BOSTON MARATHON - Qualify | Boston Athletic Association
The B A A annually reviews Boston Marathon qualifying rules and procedures to ensure that athletes are competing and applying for Boston Marathon entry without substantial advantages over fellow athletes
- Boston Marathon Course Information - Boston Athletic Association
The legendary Boston Marathon course starts in Hopkinton, MA and ends on Boylston Street in Boston, MA See below for the course map and a full list of amenities along the course
- Boston Marathon | Boston Athletic Association
The change not only brought faster runners to Boston; it brought more runners to Boston The Boston Marathon attracts more than 500,000 spectators each year, making it New England’s most widely viewed sporting event
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