On Sunday, November 3, the city will be overflowing with athletes, cheering crowds, and high energy, and runners will spend the most miles in Brooklyn - 11 miles of the course are in Kings County, from the Verrazano Bridge to the Pulaski.
Local runners to look out for include LaDawn Jefferson, who is running to support the Red Door Community, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting cancer patients and their families, and Larry Lewis, who returns after overcoming significant health challenges.
If you're cheering on a friend or neighbor, you can keep track of their location on the 2024 TCS New York City Marathon app. Just type in their last name or bib number.
There are plenty of places to watch runners go by in Brooklyn - most of the course is spectator friendly, and since the raceway stretches from Bay Ridge to Greenpoint, most locals are within easy access of a good view.
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