Here’s how the celebrities fared at Sunday’s New York City Marathon

More than 50,000 participants lined up at the New York City Marathon on Sunday including a number of high-profiled celebrities. How did you fare against some of the race’s most popular competitors?

Casey Neistat – 3:49:19

The YouTube extraordinaire has been a regular at the New York City Marathon with his daily video blogs garnering upwards of one million views per day. Here’s an inside look at his experience on Sunday.

James Blake – 3:51:19

The 35-year-old former No. 4 tennis player continued the streak of tennis stars competing in New York after Caroline Wozniacki raced in 2014. “Never again,” joked Blake following Sunday’s race.

Ethan Hawke – 4:25:30

The 44-year-old actor, who has been nominated for four Grammy Awards, recently starred in the film Boyhood. 

Alicia Keys – 5:50:52

The 34-year-old American songwriter and multiple Grammy Award winner ran for Keep a Child Alive, a grass-roots organization that combats the impact of HIV in Africa, on Sunday.

 

Wow!!!! What a day!!! We did it!!!!???? One foot in front of the other was my mantra! The LOVE that was out in NYC TODAY was OUTRAGEOUS!!!!!!! Thank you for every scream, every cheer, every piece of good energy you sent my way!!! You helped me so much today!! ???? Big love to my @keepachildalive team and my partners @cole_cook @duanemclaughlin @gradyspivey @mommy_lady #JoshZ #Nyheike. I couldn’t have made it alone!!!?????? If I can do it, so can you!! Whose down to try for a good cause in 2016???????????

 

A photo posted by Alicia Keys (@aliciakeys) on Nov 1, 2015 at 6:20pm PST

The overall race was won by Stanley Biwott (2:10:34) and Mary Keitany (2:24:25), with Keitany winning for the second consecutive year.