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Tatyana McFadden of the United States reacts as she crosses the finish line to win the women’s wheelchair division of the 117th Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013 in Boston, Massachusetts. (Getty Images)
London, April 20 (IANS): Boston Marathon women’s wheelchair winner Tatyana McFadden has confirmed she will be racing for the people of the city at the London Marathon Sunday.
The 23-year-old American was back at her hotel when two bombs killed at least three spectators at the Boston finishline Monday, reports Xinhua.
“I’ll be carrying them in my heart as I am running through the course in London,” McFadden said.
Japan’s Hiroyuki Yamamoto, who won the men’s race in Boston, will also take part in London.
A total of 24 wheelchair racers who competed in Boston will be racing in London.
London will hold a 30-second silence to remember the victims of the Boston attacks at the start of the London Marathon.
