Russia's Liliya Shobukhova ran the 2011 Chicago Marathon faster than all but 12 men.
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En route to a personal best time of 2:18:20, Liliya Shobukhova, 33, became the first woman to win the Chicago Marathon three years in a row. She finished nearly four minutes ahead of 2nd-place finisher Ejegayehu Dibaba of Ethiopia.
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Ryan Hall approaches the finish line in 5th place, recording a time of 2:08:04. He reportedly donated his prize money toward the building of a hospital by 2nd-place finisher Wesley Korir in his native Kenya.
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Kenyan Wesley Korir, 28, who placed fourth in Chicago last year, moved up to second place on Sunday, finishing in 2:06:15.
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Moses Mosop of Kenya 200 meters away from setting 2:05:37 as the new course record for Bank of America Chicago Marathon.
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Nearly a mile into the 2011 Chicago Marathon, two-time winner Liliya Shobukhova of Russia runs with a pack of men near the front of the race.
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One mile into the 2011 Chicago Marathon, the lead pack included Ryan Hall, seen here with his hand up to his face.
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