American Marathon

An American marathon is a long-distance running race covering 26.2 miles (42.195 kilometers), typically held in cities across the United States. It's a demanding event that tests endurance, stamina, and mental strength. Marathons are organized with official timing, aid stations, and medical support. They often serve as community events, charity fundraisers, and qualifiers for international competitions. Participants range from elite athletes to recreational runners, all committed to completing this iconic race. The event celebrates perseverance and achievement, drawing spectators and participants alike to experience the camaraderie and challenge of running this historic distance.