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Six mobility impaired racers, 30 in wheelchairs and 24 using hand-cycles will participate in the Boston Marathon on Monday, according to the Boston Athletic Association website.
Selfie. Pre race jitters. All systems check for @jhboston26 tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/ufgR3Teff9
— Ernst van Dyk (@ErnstvanDyk) April 21, 2014
The three groups were the first to hit the start line Monday in the town of Hopkinton.
The first wave of marathon runners are off! http://t.co/HYKjioO1MB (via @bostonmarathon) #bostonstrong pic.twitter.com/eyuaGtb2lL
— TODAY (@TODAYshow) April 21, 2014
Dick Hoyt, 73, and his son Rick Hoyt, 52, were going to make their 31st Boston Marathon their last in 2013, but the bombs went off a mile before they crossed the finish line so they vowed to come back one last time.
Elite wheelers are off! @TatyanaMcFadden @nyrrmaryruns @bostonmarathon pic.twitter.com/PMABenL4PV
— Mary Wittenberg (@nyrrmaryruns) April 21, 2014
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