Monday started out jubilantly for father-and-son running team Dick and Rick Hoyt as they posed for pictures with a life-sized bronze statue unveiled to commemorate their 31st Boston Marathon. But, as for many runners, the happy day turned to terror at the 25-mile mark, and the inspirational pair were left confused, scared and unable to complete the race as they worried about loved ones who were waiting for them at the finish line. 'As we got closer, things didn't look right,' said Dick, 72, who has completed a total of 1,091 races while pushing his disabled son Rick, 51, in a special running chair.
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Father-and-son running team Dick and Rick Hoyt were competing in their 31st Boston Marathon
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Dick has finished more than 1,091 races pushing his cerebral palsy son Rick, 51, in a specially designed chair
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Inspirational team were stopped at 25-mile mark after bombs went off
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A good Samaritan in a Jeep gave them a lift back to their hotel in the midst of the chaos
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