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15 Greatest Moments in New York City Marathon History, Ranked
The Most Legendary Finishes and Comebacks in New York Marathon History
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15 Greatest Moments in New York City Marathon History, Ranked 
15. The 1972 Women's Sit-In Protest 
14. Sean Combs Runs The City In 2003 
13. The Coldest Finish Line In 1995 - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
12. Alberto Salazar's Short-Course Heartbreak In 1981 
11. Paula Radcliffe's Grit And Grace In 2004 
10. The Inaugural 1970 Central Park Loops 
9. Edison Pena Runs From The Chilean Mine To Manhattan In 2010 - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
8. Rod Dixon Outduels Geoff Smith In 1983 
7. Bob Wieland's Four-Day Finish In 1986 
6. Paul Tergat Wins By 0.03 Seconds In 2005 
5. German Silva's Wrong Way Recovery In 1994 - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
4. Meb Keflezighi Ends The 27-Year U.S. Drought In 2009 
3. Shalane Flanagan Breaks The 40-Year Curse In 2017 
2. United We Run After September 11 In 2001 
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From a $1 entry loop inside Central Park and a three-hundredths-of-a-second sprint to Fred Lebow's tearful 1992 finish alongside Grete Waitz, these 15 moments defined the world's largest marathon.
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