Uta Pippig is a marathon legend, the first woman to win three consecutive Boston marathons. As TODAY's Natalie Morales prepares to attempt her sixth marathon, and first run in Boston, on April 21, ...

Uta Pippig is a marathon legend, the first woman to win three consecutive Boston marathons. As TODAY's Natalie Morales prepares to attempt her sixth marathon, and first run in Boston, on April 21, ...

BOSTON (CBS) - Imagine being in such great shape that could you decide to run a marathon just two days before the race. That's what 3-time champion Uta Pippig did Monday as she finished her eighth ...

Uta Pippig can charm David Letterman with innocent appeal, enthrall sports writers with uncommon candor and win over road racing fans by blowing kisses as she crosses the finish line. Combine that ...

The memories of last year’s tragic event will never leave us, but they have been filtered by tears of joy, peace, and accomplishments. In a matter of seconds, many lives were changed. Over the past ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. CONCORD, Mass. (AP) – A day after becoming a U.S. citizen, three-time Boston ...

The innuendos must get quite tiresome for Uta Pippig. It's the qualifying statements that always seem to proceed her remarkable racing accomplishments, trailing Pippig like cheap perfume. Uta Pippig, ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Marathoner Uta Pippig and ultrarunner Matt Carpenter will headline the 2015 class of inductees in the Colorado Running Hall of Fame April 15 at the Denver ...

BOSTON -- Uta Pippig was in the depths of despair. Only a few miles into the 100th Boston Marathon on Monday and her bid for a record, third-straight women's victory seemed impossible. Her stomach was ...

It was a strange year for Uta Pippig. In the marathon Pippig thought was lost to a stomach virus and cramps, she rallied to win in the final mile. In the marathon Pippig led and thought was under ...

As early as 5:30 a.m., a great army of competitors began to move across the darkened land, mostly in buses from Boston, toward the green in the nearby rural town of Hopkinton: 29,353 men, 9,221 women, ...