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""The father-and-son team began running races in 1977, competing in more than 1,000 marathons, #duathlons and #triathlons," In a custom racing chair, Rick -- who had cerebral palsy that left him a quadriplegic -- told his father that running in the race made him feel like his disability disappeared." Rick Hoyt, the man whose father pushed him in a #wheelchair for 32 years in the #BostonMarathon, has died at the age of 61.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2023/05/23/rick-hoyt-inspirational-boston-marathon-wheelchair-racer-dies-at-61/70246521007/

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvtpGCqU2Tg

Boston Marathon wheelchair racing icon dies at 61

Rick Hoyt and his father began racing together in 1977 and competed in over 1,000 events, including 32 Boston Marathons.

USA TODAY