The Boston Marathon is not a New York Road Runners Race, which meant Chamberlain was competing for one of a limited number of first-come, first-served, time-qualifier spots available for runners who meet the time standards in non-NYRR Races. His 3:01:01 Boston completion time would qualify him for entry into the New York City Marathon. To qualify for the New York City Marathon, Chamberlain needed to complete a marathon in less than 3 hours 9 minutes, 27 minutes faster than 3:30 required for him to qualify for Boston. But, like so many other things, this presented a challenge. This is the third article in a four part series on Omaha District Electrical Engineer, Joe Chamberlain, who competed in the Boston Marathon in 2014 and is training to run the New York City Marathon this November.Īfter finishing the Boston Marathon, Joe Chamberlain set his sights on running the New York City Marathon.
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