Around 50,000 runners made the 26.2-mile journey from Staten Island to Central Park on Sunday, November 4, for the 2018 New York City Marathon. Along with the large crowd of dedicated runners, a group of famous individuals raced alongside them. Here’s how some of the biggest names did.
Nev Schulman
Schulamn is best known for his 2010 documentary Catfish and the follow-up MTV series by the same name. Schulman made his marathon debut in 2015 at the New York City Marathon where he ran a 3:34:31—which made him the fastest celebrity to cross the finish line that year. This year, he finished in 2:58:54.
Daniel Humm
The Swiss chef is co-owner of 2017’s World’s Best Restaurant, Eleven Madison Park. He finished in 3:10:32.
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Nick Youngquest
Youngquest is an Australian model and former professional rugby league footballer. He finished in 3:25:09.
Brian d’Arcy James
The actor is known for his roles on Broadway and on the big screen in movies such as Spotlight and Ghost Town. He finished in 3:31:46.
Dan Churchill
The celebrity chef is regularly featured on Good Morning America, ABC’s The Chew, and The Food Network. He finished in 3:32:58.
Michael Chernow
The 37-year-old co-owns the successful New York City franchise The Meatball Shop and seafood-centric restaurant Seamore’s. He is running to benefit City Harvest. He finished in 3:46:28.
Tiki Barber
The former NFL player is the all-time rushing leader for the New York Giants and cohost of CBS Sports Radio’s afternoon show. He is also an avid runner in the New York area. He finished in 4:44:47.
Erin Hamlin
This is the first marathon for the Olympic luger who won bronze at the 2014 Sochi Winter Games and competed in three other Olympics as well. She finished in 4:52:52.
Teri Hatcher
The Desperate Housewives star returns to the marathon for the first time since 2015, when she ran a 5:03. This time, she took on the race with her daughter, and finished in 5:51:21.
Drew covers a variety of subjects for Runner’s World and Bicycling, and he specializes in writing and editing human interest pieces while also covering health, wellness, gear, and fitness for the brand. His work has previously been published in Men’s Health.
