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Copenhagen Half Marathon

Sunday September 14th, 2025
Copenhagen, Denmark
Distance: Half Marathon
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The Copenhagen Half Marathon was the first road race in Scandinavia and is one of the fastest half marathons in the world. The Copenhagen Half Marathon has been awarded with the International Association of Athletics Federation's (IAAF) most distinguished recognition - the IAAF Road Race Gold Label.

Copenhagen Half Marathon was awarded the IAAF Road Race Bronze Label in January 2015 as the first race throughout the Nordic countries. In January 2016 the race obtained the IAAF Road Race Silver Label.

After only two race editions, the Copenhagen Half Marathon has received the prestigious IAAF Gold Label, thus claiming a place among the very best races in the world.

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I have heard many good things about this race. It is a fast course too. In fact the second fastest time of the year was run here.
Copenhagen Half Marathon, Race Date: 2024-09-15, Distance: Half Marathon
Division Time Name Age Home
Male 58:05 Sabastian Sawe ken
2nd Male 58:09 Jacob Kiplimo uga
3rd Male 58:10 Isaia Lasoi ken
4th Male 58:57 Amos Kurgat ken
Female 65:11 Margaret Chelimo ken
2nd Female 65:45 Judy Kemboi ken
3rd Female 66:09 Catherine Reline ken
4th Female 66:21 Ftaw Zeray ethi
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Copenhagen Half Marathon

2019

Geoffrey Kamworor smashes the world record at Copenhagen Half Marathon

With a stunning solo run at Sunday´s Copenhagen Half Marathon, Geoffrey Kamworor, set a new world record clocking 58:01 minutes. By doing so, the 26-year-old Kenyan bettered the previous record set by his compatriot Abraham Kiptum in Valencia last year with 17 seconds.

"It is very emotional for me to set this record. And doing it in Copenhagen, where I won my first world title, adds something to it," the three-time World Half Marathon Champion said after the race, which he – despite a line-up of world class runners - won with a surprisingly large margin of 75 seconds ahead of another Kenyan, Benard Kipkorir Ngeno.

Having won the Kenyan trials at 10000 meters just a few weeks ago, Kamworor was indeed a clear favorite ahead of the race. However, with windy conditions in Copenhagen Sunday morning not many had expected a world record. Pacemaker Shadrack Koech led a large group through the first 5K in 13:53 min., but when he dropped out at 10K, a leading pack of five runners were now ahead of world record pace splitting in 27:34 minutes. From now on it was all about Geoffrey Kamworor, who at 15K suddenly was 25 seconds ahead of the rest.

"It really wasn´t my plan to pull away after 10K, but it was the right time to do it. And the wind turned out not to be a problem," Kamworor said after the world record, which was the first one to be set on Danish soil since 1972.

The first six finishers dipped under the one hour. Sondre Nordstad Moen had as well hoped to do it, but would have to settle with 60:20. Taking a 9thplace the Norwegian became the first European male runner to finish in the top-10 in the history of the race.

Ethiopian victory in the women´s race
The women´s race saw another clear victory with Birhane Dibaba Adugna – winner of the Tokyo Marathon 2018 - crossing the finish line in 65:57 minutes, a massive improvement of the Ethiopian´s personal best. Three Kenyans followed her pace for the first 15K, but at finish the best of these, Evaline Chrichir, was 25 seconds behind with Dorcas Jepchirchir Tuitoek coming in third in 66:36.

CPH Half 2019 was only the fifth edition of the race. With 25.000 participants the race was sold out for the first time, and with today´s world record - and not to forget last year´s European record by Sifan Hassan, the race has established itself as one of the biggest and most importants half marathons in the world.

Bronx 10-Mile

Sunday September 14th, 2025
Bronx, NY
Distance: 10 Miles
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Boogie down in the Bronx with an electrifying 10-mile race through one of New York City’s most vibrant boroughs! The New Balance Bronx 10 Mile is back with a new title sponsor, promising an even bigger and better experience for runners of all levels. Expect an incredible atmosphere, lively crowds, and a scenic course that showcases the heart of the Bronx.

But the excitement isn’t just for the 10-milers—friends and family can join in the action too! The New Balance Bronx 5K offers a fast and fun 3.1-mile race to kick off the morning, making it a perfect event for everyone to hit the streets and celebrate the Bronx running community together.


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Bronx 10-Mile, Race Date: 2022-09-18, Distance: 10mi
Division Time Name Age Home
Male 50:01 Harbert Okuti 36 UGA
2nd Male 50:30 Ezra Mutai 27 NYC
3rd Male 50:36 Ryan Archer 27 NYC
4th Male 51:02 Conor Lundy 24 NYC
Female 55:05 Weynshet Ansa Weldetsakik 26 ETH
2nd Female 56:41 Roberta Groner 44 NJ
3rd Female 56:53 Beverly Ramos 35 PUR
4th Female 58:01 Gadise Diriba Kajela 26 ETH
Division Time Name Age Home
M 40-49 53:20 Marofit Mourad 40 NY
M 50-59 58:07 Ed Boden 51 GBR
M 60-69 1:03:07 Joe Kelly 62 NY
M 70+ 1:14:30 Leroy Cummins 71 NY
F 40-49 56:41 Roberta Groner 44 NJ
F 50-59 1:07:28 Julie McElroy NY NY
F 60-69 1:19:02 Gordon Bakoulis 61 NY
F 70+ 1:44:01 Judith Birch 75 NY
Bronx 10-Mile

The Biggest Bronx Boogie Down Yet

With more than 14,900 runners taking a trip up and down the Grand Concourse this morning, the New Balance Bronx 10 Mile welcomed its biggest field in event history.

The race brought participants past Bronx landmarks like the Paradise Theater and the Edgar Allan Poe Cottage, with the turnaround point just outside the New York Botanical Garden. Down the homestretch, runners had the iconic frieze of Yankee Stadium to look toward as they sprinted for the finish line.

In the race up front, Harbert Okuti broke the finish tape in 49:29, while Roberta Groner won the women's race in 56:47.

Through the post-finish area, runners had DJ Kool Herc spinning records to keep them moving as they collected their finisher medals and their recovery bags presented by Hospital for Special Surgery. A mainstay at the Bronx event, DJ Kool Herc is credited as one of the founders of hip-hop, having done so in the early 1970s on Sedgwick Avenue in the Bronx—just over one mile from where today's race started.Fellow musician Prince Royce was also out on the course, celebrating his home borough with a 10-miler today. The Mott Haven native will be back in the Bronx,passing through his old neighborhood as he runs the TCS New York City Marathon on November 5. With TCS New York City Marathon season in full swing, some runners fit a few miles in before the start......while others took a few laps around the Macombs Dam Park track after the race.


La Ronde Ceretane

Sunday September 14th, 2025
Roussillon, France
Distance: 20K
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If you’re going all the way to Catalonia to race, you might as well make the most of it. This one could be just the ticket for a late summer holiday, as the race falls amid a week-long festival celebrating all that is Catalan – music, a night market and a lace festival – with bull fighting also scheduled for those inclined.

The race itself provides ‘special’ feeding stations, with regional specialties, including wine and Muscat, while you visit the old town and its surroundings, which lies between the Pyrenees and the Mediterranean.

An Italian evening and cabaret on the evening prior to the race, and a Catalan meal afterwards, means that you shouldn’t go hungry or thirsty, however long you decide to stay. Finally, if you prefer your culture a little more refined, the town of Céret is renowned for its association with modern art – every runner will get a free entry to the local Musée d’Art Moderne.

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La Ronde Ceretane, Race Date: 2024-09-15, Distance: 20K
Division Time Name Age Home
Male 1:17:32 MEDHI FRERE
2nd Male 1:19:21 PIERRE DEFONTAINE
3rd Male 1:21:02 HABIB MOSBAH
4th Male 1:21:11 RUDY KLEIN
Female 1:29:07 MARIE NIVET
2nd Female 1:36:01 MÉLODIE SUBIROS
3rd Female 1:36:24 VALERIE REYNAL
4th Female 1:47:26 ANNE non
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Golden Ultra

Sunday September 14th, 2025
Golden, Columbia Canada
Distance: Half Marathon · 10K · 120K · 30K · 3K · 60K · Ultra
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Choose between two stage race distances or build your own event by selecting your preferred distance each day. Achieve your goals at the Golden Ultra. Whether you're aiming for your first 10 km, vertical challenge, half marathon or ultra-marathon, we've got all the options on beautiful trails right from the Town of Golden.

Hosted over 3 days, the Golden Ultra incorporates two stage races (Half Pint & Full Pint) and their component days into one big mountain trail running festival. Runners can choose between either stage race and any of the individual single-day distances.

The “Full Pint” consists of a vertical kilometre, a 60 kms ultra, and a 22kms Half Marathon on the final day (Sunday). We have named this race the “Blood, Sweat, Tears”

The “Half Pint” consists of a 3km hill climb, a 30 km second day, and a nice “easy” 10 km to finish off your weekend on dirt. We call this the “Climb, Conquer, Cruise”

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Tallin Marathon

Sunday September 14th, 2025
Tallinn, Estonia
Distance: Marathon · Half Marathon · 10K
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The Tallinn Marathon has won a sure place in the competition calendar of runners and has become an attractive destination for running tourists looking for new experiences. About 20 000 running enthusiasts from 56 different countries participated in the 2017 event.

As a tradition, the marathon will take place in every second Sunday of September, this year 9th of September, and the participants will have a choice to run either a marathon or half-marathon. 10 km and Mesikäpp Children races will take place a day eariler, on Saturday 9th of September. All walkers and Nordic walkers are also welcome to attend the 10 km race. Make sure to attend or come support We Run Tallinn for youth, which will take place a Friday evening, 7th of September.

Similarly to most well-known international running events, the route of the Tallinn Marathon will run in city centre, passing through both the Old Town and the modern centre and by several well-known sights. The route conforms to international standards and is relatively fast; the weather of the region in September should also be favourable to running. This attracts fast runners from countries with strong running traditions and allows hobby runners to attempt breaking their own records as well. But the main benefit is the joy of moving together with thousands of great runners.

We wish you pleasant running experiences in the capital of Estonia!

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Tallin Marathon, Race Date: 2024-09-08, Distance: Half Marathon
Division Time Name Age Home
Male 1:00:23 Collins Kipkirui KIPKORIR ken
2nd Male 1:00:48 Mike CHEMATOT ken
3rd Male 1:01:01 Rhonzas Lokitam KILIMO ken
4th Male 1:01:45 Nehemiah KIPYEGON ken
Female 1:09:20 Helah Jelagat KIPROP ken
2nd Female 1:10:02 Betty Chepkemoi KIBET ken
3rd Female 1:10:19 Rebecca CHEPKWEMOI ken
4th Female 1:11:05 Aberash SHILIMA ethi
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Tallin Marathon

Tallinn is an ancient and modern city between the East and the West. It is exactly this combination of old and new that the course of Tallinn Marathon will introduce. It is hard to describe the beauty of these sights – one must see them for oneself!

Tallinn may be small compared to the world's metropolises, but in marathon terms, it is up there among the greats. The SEB Tallinn Marathon is a great way to showcase our beautiful capital city for visitors. The route takes participants through unique areas of the city – from the city centre and Kadriorg park to Pirita, as well as around the Port of Tallinn and through the Old Town. However, the race is not only designed for visitors of the capital; Estonians from all over the country are very much welcome to take part.
A total of about twenty thousand runners take part in various distances; the participants usually come from about 50 different countries.

Very many great cities in the world introduce their sights through the marathon distance, be it through the Berlin, London or New York marathon. While Tallinn is tiny compared to these cities, it is still very rich and unique in sights – the Old Town, the city wall with its towers, the Freedom Square, the green parks and so on. Tallinn is an ancient and modern city between the East and the West. It is exactly this combination of "old" and "new" that the course of Tallinn Marathon will introduce.





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