Delvine Meringor of Kenya emerged Sunday as champion of the 37th annual Los Angeles Marathon, with John Korir of Kenya finishing second.
This year’s race has drawn 14,300 entrants from age 12 to 88, from 45
nations, all 50 states, including 116 runners who have run all 36 previous
editions of the race and nearly 2,500 from Students Run LA who were unable to
participate in the training program last year because of coronavirus-related
restrictions on in-person gatherings, organizers said.
Runners take off from Dodger Stadium on Sunday during the 37th annual Los Angeles Marathon.
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Runners make the turn onto Grand Avenue and pass Walt Disney Concert Hall on Sunday during the 37th annual Los Angeles Marathon.
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Runners take off from Dodger Stadium on Sunday during the 37th annual Los Angeles Marathon.
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A runner in an animated bear costume participates Sunday during the 37th annual Los Angeles Marathon.
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Runners head through Chinatown during the 2022 Los Angeles Marathon on Sunday.
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A runner picks up a cup of water Sunday during the 37th annual Los Angeles Marathon.
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Runners head past City Hall during the 2022 Los Angeles Marathon on Sunday.
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A runner crosses the finish line on Avenue of the Stars in Century City during the Los Angeles Marathon on Sunday.
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Runners pass a large Oscar statue Sunday along Hollywood Boulevard during the 2022 Los Angeles Marathon.
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John Korir won the men’s title Sunday at the 2022 Los Angeles Marathon.
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Runners cross the finish line on Avenue of the Stars in Century City during the Los Angeles Marathon on Sunday.
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