You seem to have too much time on your hands if you're on a path of raising journalism standards. I suspect your own writing is somehow connected :-)

Honk!

Yes! Faith had to win, but the competition among the rest and the camaraderie after the finish makes a very compelling story

Thanks for that interesting read. And incidentally, the photo in that article of him running with Kipchoge and all the runners on the other side of the road watching, taking pictures, etc says a lot about what that marathon meant for ordinary runners

Great question. I reckon too many people see the marathon as just a physiological challenge