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0:00On April 20, in the Delaware Marathon, 24-year-old Joshua Jackson snatched victory from Carson Mello in a finish that's blowing up online. Jackson crossed the line first with a time of two hours, 43 minutes and 12 seconds, both guys hailing from Pennsylvania. Mello had pulled ahead and started celebrating way too soon, raising his arms before the tape. That gave Jackson the opening to kick into a full sprint and edge him out at the last second. Runners and fans everywhere are calling it a classic lesson in humility. Social media lit up with reminders that you never count your win until you're over the line, like a modern twist on the tortoise and the hare. Race organizers say Mello looked pretty down after the close call. They tried reaching Jackson for his take, but no word yet on how it feels to steal one like that. This viral moment's got everyone talking about staying locked until the end, no matter the distance. Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending. I'm Cory with the story.