Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone reacted to the close finish in the men's division at the New York City Marathon. The men's elite race featured an incredible lineup of athletes that included Olympic gold medalist Eliud Kipchoge, star Ethiopian athlete Kenenisa Bekele, and Benson Kipruto, among others.
Eliud Kipchoge could not register a top 10 performance in his debut race at the New York City Marathon and clocked 2:14:36. While Eliud Kipchoge was away from the leading pack, the race leaders were pushing each other as they inched closer to the finish line. In the final moments of the race, Benson Kipruto was running towards victory; however, he faced a massive challenge from Alexander Mutis, who tried his best to register a strong win and snatch the victory from the Kenyan athlete. Ultimately, Benson Kipruto edged the victory with a margin of 0.2 seconds, clocking 2:08:09.
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone made an appearance at the pre-race event and spoke to the upcoming generation of athletes while inspiring them about work ethic and discipline. She reacted to the closest finish in the marathon's history on her Instagram handle with a series of emojis.
" This was 🤩🤩🤩🤩" she wrote.
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone reacts to the close finish | Instagram@sydneymclaughlin16With the New York City Marathon, Eliud Kipchoge completed all seven marathon majors in his career and shared that he would be going on a world tour and run the 42.195 km race on all seven continents over the next two years.
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's valuable advice to the upcoming generation at the New York City Marathon
 McLaughlin-Levrone celebrates at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025 - Source: GettySydney McLaughlin-Levrone shared valuable advice with youngsters in her appearance at the New York City Marathon pavilion. The American athlete spoke about dealing with fatigue and feeling unmotivated after a long workout session.
The Olympic gold medalist stressed the importance of recovery and shared how maintaining a good diet, along with good sleep, is the key to overcoming the feeling of fatigue.
"It can definitely be tiring for sure after long practices, but I think just sleeping and recovery is very helpful for that. Eating enough, drinking enough, getting enough sleep. But I think sometimes when I start to feel tired and fatigued mentally, I just remind myself that it is one day at a time and just taking one moment at a time, not getting overwhelmed, and ultimately I am grateful that I pushed through that moment," she said.After a successful 2025 season, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone hopes to return to the track with a stronger motivation and purpose next year.
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