休斯顿律师Sager穿征友T恤跑纽约市马拉松走红：赛道上接陌生人一口大麻，5小时54分成绩被取消
休斯顿律师Andrea Sager穿着写有征友广告的粉色T恤跑完纽约市马拉松后走红，如今她的完赛成绩被主办方取消。据《纽约邮报》11月13日报道与Marathon Handbook 11月14日成稿，主办方纽约路跑协会（New York Road Runners）本周二将她从完赛名单中除名，理由是她在赛道上接过一名陌生观众递来的大麻抽了一口，违反了协会行为准则中明确禁止吸烟的规定。Sager现年35岁，这是她第一次跑马拉松，她在Instagram上确认了取消成绩一事，并给出自己的完赛时间为5小时54分。
Sager走红靠的是那件T恤。她11月1日参赛时穿的粉色上衣正面写着「Andrea，35岁，单身。信用很好。判断力很差」，背面写着「在找一个比我前任更有耐力的男人」。据《纽约邮报》报道，比赛途中就有几十名男子上前搭话，赛后又有数百人涌入她的私信。她对TODAY说，男士们的消息从那以后一直没断过，她还打算开一个不用交友软件谈恋爱主题的视频系列。Sager已经离婚、有两个孩子，在休斯顿执业做律师，同时经营一家法律科技公司。
赛道上的那一口被镜头拍了个正着。一段由布鲁克林账号nochillnala发到YouTube的短片显示，Sager停下脚步接过大麻抽了一口，画面里她的号码布和粉色T恤都清清楚楚。她对《纽约邮报》解释说：「我本来没打算在赛道上抽大麻，但我当时太疼了，需要点东西帮我撑到终点。」
纽约路跑协会的行为准则为吸烟单列一节：禁止在起点集合区、赛道和终点区吸烟、使用电子烟以及使用烟草或大麻产品，禁令范围还延伸到这些区域以外1000英尺内；处罚从取消成绩、取消获奖资格起步，严重的可以停赛、禁止参加协会今后的赛事或取消会员资格。这一规定比纽约市的法律严得多：纽约州2021年起允许21岁以上成年人在多数可以吸烟的场所吸食大麻，但公园在例外之列，而纽约市马拉松的终点正设在中央公园。
Sager起初提出过异议，理由是跑出5小时54分的人根本谈不上在争什么名次，而且她是靠为慈善机构筹到数千美元才拿到参赛名额的。主办方的决定没有改变，不过奖牌没有被收回。她说：「我能理解。这事儿挺烦人的，但他们没让我把奖牌退回去，而且我现在关注度很高、正在和品牌谈合作，好的一面也不少，就是还是烦。」她还表示，如果重来一次，自己不会改变选择，并考虑未来几周在休斯顿的一场比赛上再穿一次这件走红的T恤。
被取消成绩后，Sager在Instagram上把T恤上的标语改成了自嘲版：「35岁。单身。信用很好。判断力差。被取消成绩了。」她还开玩笑说：「唉，这下没法把我的5小时54分寄给波士顿了。」目前各方报道均未显示她会面临取消成绩之外的进一步处罚。本届纽约市马拉松共有61,146人完赛，创下纪录，Sager的名字如今已不在这份名单上。
关联：网红伪造号码布混进纽约马拉松、与Ariana Grande击掌走红：号码是法国银行高管的，已被禁参加明年赛事
Houston Lawyer Andrea Sager Went Viral for a Dating-Ad Shirt at the NYC Marathon: Her 5:54 Finish Was Removed After She Took a Hit of Marijuana on the Course
Houston lawyer Andrea Sager went viral running the New York City Marathon in a pink shirt carrying her own dating ad. Her finish has now been removed. According to the New York Post on November 13 and Marathon Handbook on November 14, New York Road Runners removed her from the results on Tuesday because she accepted a hit of marijuana from a stranger on the course, in violation of a Code of Conduct that explicitly bans smoking. Sager, 35, was running her first marathon. She confirmed the disqualification on Instagram and gave her finish time as 5:54.
The shirt is what made her famous. The front of the pink top she wore on November 1 read “Andrea, 35, Single. Great Credit. Bad Judgment,” and the back read “Looking for a man with more endurance than my ex.” According to the Post, dozens of men approached her during the race and hundreds more have since poured into her direct messages. She told TODAY that messages from men had been arriving ever since, and that she was starting a video series about dating away from the apps. Sager is divorced with two children, works as a lawyer in Houston and runs a legal technology company alongside her law practice.
The hit on the course was caught on camera. A short clip posted to YouTube by the Brooklyn account nochillnala shows Sager stopping to take the hit, with her bib and pink shirt in full view. She told the Post: “I wasn’t planning on smoking weed on the course, but I was in so much pain and needed something to help me finish.”
Smoking gets its own section in the NYRR Code of Conduct. It bans smoking, vaping and the use of tobacco or marijuana products in the start corrals, on the course and in the finish area, and stretches that ban to anywhere within 1,000 feet of them. The listed penalties start at disqualification and loss of award eligibility and go as far as a suspension or bar from future NYRR events and the loss of membership. The race rule is far tighter than the city's law: since New York legalized cannabis in 2021, adults 21 and over may smoke it in most places where tobacco smoking is allowed, though parks are an exception, and the marathon finishes in Central Park.
Sager pushed back at first, arguing that a 5:54 marathoner was hardly competing for anything and that she had raised thousands of dollars for charity to get her place. The decision stood, but she kept her finisher medal. She said: “I mean, I get it. It’s annoying, but they didn’t ask for the medal back and I’m getting a lot of coverage, I’m talking with the brands now, so there’s a lot of upside, but still annoying.” She also said she would not change a thing if she could do it over, and that she is considering wearing the viral shirt again at a Houston race in the coming weeks.
After the disqualification, Sager rewrote her shirt's slogan for her Instagram caption: “35. Single. Great credit. Poor judgment. Disqualified.” She also joked: “Damn, I can’t send my 5:54 to Boston now.” Nothing reported so far suggests she faces more than the lost result. This year's New York City Marathon drew a record 61,146 finishers, and Sager's name is no longer on that list.
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图片来源：资料图：2025年纽约市马拉松布鲁克林Sunset Park路段的跑者（Wil540 art摄，CC BY 4.0，经Wikimedia Commons），已裁为16:9，非Sager本人、非涉事片段画面。/ File photo: Runners in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, during the 2025 New York City Marathon (photo by Wil540 art, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons), cropped to 16:9; not Sager and not an image from the clip in question.
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