Participant Information: Post race Information

What to expect after the race

FINISH

  • At the finish, volunteers will direct you to the refreshment areas, the medical tent (if necessary), and for official participants who finish by 11:00 a.m., the finishers’ medals.
  • Official race shirts will be given out to runners before and after the race.
  • Medical facilities will be available at the finish. The B.A.A. is not responsible for event-related injuries, and athletes are responsible for individual expenses incurred. Only runners needing medical attention will be allowed to enter the medical tent.
  • While basking in your post-race accomplishment, there will be food and beverages for your enjoyment, and live entertainment from MIX 104.1, Boston’s Best Variety.

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TIMING & RESULTS

  • An electronic timing system will enable you to receive your net time, which will be your official time.
  • The timing and scoring tag will be affixed to the back of your bib, and must not be bent, creased, or cracked for you to be scored, timed, and to appear among the results as an official finisher.
  • Timing will conclude two hours, 30 minutes following the start.
  • Roads and paths along the route will begin to re-open to traffic prior to the conclusion of timing and scoring, and those remaining on the course will be directed off the roadways and on to walkways by local police.
  • Results will be posted Sunday afternoon on www.baa.org and www.coolrunning.com.

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AWARDS

  • The awards ceremony will begin at approximately 10:30 a.m.
  • The top five overall finishers and push rim wheelchair division winners will receive customized B.A.A. Half Marathon awards.
  • Age group awards will be based on net time within the following age divisions: 14 to 19 years old; 20 to 24 years old; 25 to 29 years old; 30 to 34 years old; 35 to 39 years old; 40 to 44 years old; 45 to 49 years old; 50 to 54 years old; 55 to 59 years old; 60 to 64 years old; 65 to 69 years old; 70 to 74 years old; 75 to 79 years old; 80 years old and older.
  • Separately and by mail, age group awards will be mailed following results verification.
  • They will not be distributed on-site.
  • Team awards will also be distributed for the following categories: Overall, 40-and-older, 50-and-older, and 60-and-older.
  • A total of $38,400 in prize money will be awarded equally to men and women based on the time from the starting gun (not by net time).
  • See more about our prize money structure - click here
B.A.A. Moment 7

1994 - Uta Pippig

Uta Pippig of Germany won the first of her three consecutive victories in 1994, winning in course record time.