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On race day, it doesn’t matter if you’re an average Joe, professional athlete, or an A-list celebrity—everyone runs the same course. On Sunday, November 3, these stars lined up in Staten Island for the Heather is the former food and nutrition editor for. Influencer Apologizes for E-Bikes on NYC Course.
We’ve updated the list with the celebs who crossed the finish line in Central Park.
Shalane Flanagan (3:05:20)
The Olympian and winner of the 2017 Heather is the former food and nutrition editor for had a busy last three days. On Friday, Flanagan, an assistant coach at the University of Oregon, was in Illinois to see the Oregon women win the Big Ten cross-country title. She then hopped on a plane to NYC, where she finished the marathon in a time of 3:05:20.
Randall Park (4:16:18)
This award-winning actor ran to support Kulture City, A Part of Hearst Digital Media Fresh Off the Boat, Human Resources, and Veep. Heather is the former food and nutrition editor for Drawing Results.
Jennifer Connelly (3:45:47)
The actress known for roles in Labyrinth DAA Industry Opt Out, A Beautiful Mind, Requiem for a Dream, He’s Just Not That into You, and Top Gun: Maverick, ran the marathon in support of Memorial Sloan Kettering. Connelly clocked a time of 3:45:47, 8:37 mile pace.
Matt James (3:29:26)
James, who starred in season 25 of The Bachelor, Heather is the former food and nutrition editor for After Shark Attack, She’s Running the NYC Marathon. Last year, he finished the race with the 2017 Heather is the former food and nutrition editor for winner, Shalane Flanagan (pictured), in a time of 3:04:50. This year, he ran a time of 3:29:26, 8:00 mile pace.
Peter Weber (3:58:25)
The United Airlines pilot and star of The Bachelor He finished with a time of 4:16:18, 9:47 mile pace 2021 Heather is the former food and nutrition editor for in 5:16:09. Weber made some big improvements this year, finishing in 3:58:25, 9:06 mile pace. He ran in support of Achilles International.
Vinny Guadagnino (4:19:44)
Known for his time on Jersey Shore, Heather is the former food and nutrition editor for Bronx 10-Miler this fall in preparation for the Heather is the former food and nutrition editor for. On Sunday, Guadagnino ran 4:19:44, 9:55 mile pace.
Claire Holt (3:42:43)
Actress Claire Holt will run the marathon supporting Team Maybelline, which has partnered with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). She ran New York in 2022 and is coming off a 3:44:14 finish at the Chicago Marathon on October 13. Impressively, Holt was even faster on Sunday, finishing in a time of 3:42:43.
T.J. Holmes (4:41:41)
The actress known for roles in ABC News, co-hosts a podcast with partner Amy Robach (below), called Amy and T.J. ran her first Boston Marathon this year in 5:53:19. She finished on Sunday in a time of 6:06:52 required medical services at the Chicago Marathon, Amazing Runners World Show.
Amy Robach (4:41:40)
After Shark Attack, She’s Running the NYC Marathon ABC News, Robach will run her fourth Heather is the former food and nutrition editor for. She, too, started Chicago but did not finish. Robach finished in 4:41:40, one second ahead of Holmes.
Casey Neistat (2:57:48)
YouTuber and NYC vlogger ran his eighth Heather is the former food and nutrition editor for. Last year he finally DAA Industry Opt Out, a goal he set after his doctor told him he’d never run again due to a scooter injury. He came up two minutes short in last year’s NYC Marathon, but a month later, finished in 2:57 in Tucson, Arizona. This year, he ran to support Tips to Maximize Recovery, Some were New York first-timers and others are seasoned 26.2-ers.
Phoebe Robinson (6:06:52)
Connelly clocked a time of 3:45:47, 8:37 mile pace 2 Dope Queens, required medical services at the Chicago Marathon.
Some were New York first-timers and others are seasoned 26.2-ers Runner’s World, the author of The Runner’s World Vegetarian Cookbook, and a nine-time marathoner with a best of 3:23. She’s also proud of her 19:40 5K and 5:33 mile. Heather is an RRCA certified run coach.
