April 15, 2018
We’ve put together a fun “rundown” style preview for you on the 2018 Boston Marathon with Bostonians and local runners David Melly (host of the Run Your Mouth Podcast) and Dana Giordano (former standout runner at Dartmouth).
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CITIUS MAG BOSTON MARATHON PREVIEW SHOW
Get all the insight into the 2018 Boston Marathon elite men's and women's races
Posted by Citius Mag on Monday, April 16, 2018
The topics include:
- Why is Molly Huddle is the presumed favorite? Do you agree or disagree?
- Do you believe this is the end for Shalane Flanagan? If Shalane wins Boston and you’re her, would you retire on top?
- Why isn’t Jordan Hasay the favorite?
NOTE: This show was recorded before Jordan Hasay withdrew from the race due to a stress reaction in her foot but David was prophetic.
- Desi Linden is back in a dark horse role. Why should we not count her out of the race?
- Galen Rupp is back after a second place finish. Is it good or bad for the sport if he wins?
- What other U.S. storylines interest you?
- There’s a charity runner completing the marathon backwards. Is it impressive to you?
- Who else do you know that is running?
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Chris Chavez
Chris Chavez launched CITIUS MAG in 2016 as a passion project while working full-time for Sports Illustrated. He covered the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro and grew his humble blog into a multi-pronged media company. He completed all six World Marathon Majors and on Feb. 15th, 2025 finally broke five minutes for the mile.