Evans Chebet Repeats as Men’s Winner at the 2023 Boston Marathon

With a final surge in the last mile, Evans Chebet of Kenya won the 2023 Boston Marathon men’s title in 2:05:54. BostonMarathon

With a final surge away from his teammate Benson Kipruto in the last mile, Evans Chebet of Kenya won the 2023 Boston Marathon men’s title in 2:05:54. Chebet is the first man to win consecutive Bostons since Robert Cheruiyot in 2008.

Gabriel Geay of Tanzania ran 2:06:04 to place second. Kipruto, the 2021 Boston winner, ran placed third in 2:06:06.led for the first 19 miles but fell off almost immediately when Geay surged early in the 20th mile. Kipchoge placed sixth in 2:09:23, the slowest marathon of his career. Scott Fauble was the top U.S. finisher, placing seventh in 2:09:44. Fauble was also the first U.S. man at Boston in 2022 and 2019.

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