The spirit of the Big Apple took to the streets of all five boroughs Sunday as more than 60,000 runners laced up their sneakers for the TCS New York City Marathon.
Participants tackled the grueling 26.2-mile course, starting at Fort Wadsworth on Staten Island before crossing the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge into Brooklyn, where they spent about 11 miles winding through the borough. From there, runners crossed the Pulaski Bridge into Queens before crossing the Queensboro Bridge into Manhattan. The route continued north across the Willis Avenue Bridge into the Bronx, then brought runners back into Manhattan, where they crossed the finish line at West 67th Street and West Drive in Central Park.
