Shalane Flanagan knows a thing or two about the New York City Marathon. She won the race in 2017 -- becoming the first American woman to win in 40 years -- took home second place in 2010 and had a victory lap in 2018, when she secured third place in her final competitive race. Though she's retired from competitive running, now coaching track and field at the University of Oregon, she remains plugged directly into marathon culture, serving as both an ambassador for the event and one of the faces ...
Shalane Flanagan knows a thing or two about the New York City Marathon. She won the race in 2017 -- becoming the first American woman to win in 40 years -- took home second place in 2010 and had a victory lap in 2018, when she secured third place in her final competitive race. Though she's retired from competitive running, now coaching track and field at the University of Oregon, she remains plugged directly into marathon culture, serving as both an ambassador for the event and one of the faces ...
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