HE MADE HISTORY. I NEVER CALLED YOU ROBERT, AND YOU NEVER CALLED ME WILLIAM. NO, I’M A BILL AND YOU’RE A BOB. BILL AND BOB, DEAR FRIENDS. WE’RE JUST MARATHONERS. WE’RE TRYING TO DO OUR BEST AND PRETTY ...

The inclusion of wheelchair racing in marathons challenges the often patronizing narratives surrounding disability and replaces them with images of autonomy, self-determination, and strength. Dr.

Hoda Elshorbagy,34, and Hannah Babalola, 35, took first and third place respectively among women in the Boilermaker Road Race’s wheelchair division on Sunday in Utica, thousands of miles from where ...

Rolling forward Fifty years of wheelchair racing at the Boston Marathon is more than a celebration of endurance — it celebrates evolution. From Bob Hall’s pioneering start to the elite field seen ...