How Did These Celebrities and Notables Run the 2022 NYC Marathon?

Ashton Kutcher is multiple-time Teen Choice Award-winning actor who has been prominently featured in film and television ever since he appeared on That ’70s Show in the ’90s and early aughts. The 44-year-old raced his first-ever marathon in support of his nonprofit, Thorn, which aims to eliminate child sexual abuse from the internet.

After surprising all last year by entering the NYC Marathon and breaking 4 hours, Clinton was back in 2022.

The 2017 NYC Marathon winner entered the race, running with other notables like Matt James and Alexi Pappas.

Amy Robach, co-host of ABC News’ GMA3: What You Need to Know and 20/20, ran her fourth marathon. The 49-year-old completed NYC in 2019, Berlin in 2021, and Chicago just a month ago. Her co-host, TJ Holmes, also ran. The pair ran the NYC Half together earlier this year.

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Casey Neistat is a filmmaker and YouTube star who has done everything from build an app to start a podcast to film documentaries. He has completed the New York City Marathon five times, with a course best of 3:03:17 from 2013. The 41-year-old recently moved back to his native New York from Los Angeles, so the race was a homecoming of sorts.

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Actress Claire Holt, 34, is most famous for her roles in H20: Just Add Water, Pretty Little Liars, and The Vampire Diaries and its sequel The Originals. She raced to raise money for the Boston Children’s Hospital.

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You might know her best as Kimmy Schmidt or Erin Hannon, but actress and comedian Ellie Kemper is playing herself as she runs 26.2 miles over the streets of New York. The 42-year-old raced to support The Brotherhood Sister Sol, an organization that educates, organizes, and trains Black and Latinx youth to challenge inequality and create opportunity.

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Forget fighting zombies and celestial beings—The Walking Dead and The Eternals star has to push through her first marathon. The actress, 44, raised money to support PS 347, a New York City public school serving deaf and hard-of-hearing students.

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Norweigian cross-country skier Marit Bjørgen has earned 15 Olympic medals. How did she fare without her skis? The 42-year-old set a lofty goal for herself—a sub-3:00 time. She fell just short.

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The Bachelor star Matt James ran his first marathon in Chicago in 2019. Since then, he’s caught the bug, completing last year’s New York City Marathon and the Boston Marathon earlier this spring. The 30-year-old ran to support ABC Food Tours.

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Olympic gold medal hockey player and New Jersey Devils Director of Player Development Meghan Duggan traded in her skates for running shoes. All 26.2 of her miles are in support of the Women’s Sports Foundation.

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Another Olympian on this list? Retired tennis player Monica Puig struck gold in singles at Rio. Now, she’ll have a new athletic challenge—completing a marathon. Tennis players run much farther than you think over the course of a match, so she’s used to the cardio.

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The host of MTV’s Catfish: The TV Show is no stranger to the New York City Marathon, having run it multiple times. The 38-year-old even grew up near the finish line. Schulman ran to support NYRR Team for Kids.

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Nicole Briscoe is used to commentating on races as a NASCAR anchor on ESPN. But during the New York City Marathon, she was the one on the road herself—no car needed.

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Model and actress Pia Wurtzbach, who won the Miss Universe pageant in 2015, chased her first marathon finish in Central Park. The 33-year-old is prepared, having recently finished a 20-mile long run.

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As a professional IndyCar driver, Ryan Briscoe is always ready to race. Except this time, he left his car behind. His wife Nicole Briscoe, mentioned earlier, also ran, making the NYC Marathon a family affair.

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The original Ariel in Broadway’s The Little Mermaid, Sierra Boggess ran the New York City Marathon with her sister Allegra. The sisters teamed up to raise money for the Cancer Support Community.

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As a CNN Newsroom anchor, Ana Cabrera has been busy covering the midterm election season. Therefore, it’s even more impressive that she found time to train for the New York City Marathon. She clocked a 2:57:11 over the hilly course.

It wouldn’t be a New York City Marathon without legendary New York Giants football player Tiki Barber. The 47-year-old, who also co-hosts Tiki & Tierney, has completed the last seven editions of the Big Apple’s premier road race.

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