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Fred Lebow Marathon and Half

Sunday January 20th, 2019
Central Park, NY
Distance: Half Marathon

Fred Lebow died of cancer in 1994 at age 62, but not before he left an indelible mark on the running scene in New York and the world as a runner, race director and founder of the New York City Marathon. This race named after him was cancelled in 2016 due to extreme weather. Now it's back, and as the first race in the NYRR 5-Borough Series, the Fred Lebow Half-Marathon presents a great challenge to start the year.

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Race Date: 01/21/2018 Distance: Half Marathon

Division	Time	Name	Age	Home
Male	1:10:23	Michael Cassidy	32	Staten, NY
2^nd Male	1:10:34	Ryan Archer	37	Griswold, CT
3^rd Male	1:13:34	Ethan Koreff	24	New York, NY
4^th Male	1:13:34	John Campagna	25	New York, NY
Female	1:23:19	Jessica Chichester	31	Lexington, KY
2^nd Female	1:24:18	Katherine Michno	29	Brooklyn, NY
3^rd Female	1:25:03	Fiona Bayly	30	New York, NY
4^th Female	1:25:27	Irene Kalbian	26	Philadelphia, PA

Division	Time	Name	Age	Home
M 40-49	1:16:56	Jordan Wolff	41	Jordan Wolff
M 50-59	1:22:36	Paul Giuliano	54	Montclair, NJ
M 60-69	1:33:53	Alan Ruben	60	New York, NY
M 70+	1:49:25	Paul Racine	70	New York, NY
F 40-49	1:26:09	Paige Yellen	42	New York, NY
F 50-59	1:42:02	Andrea Lieblein	51	New York, NY
F 60-69	2:07:27	Brigitte Heber	63	New York, NY
F 70+	2:47:07	Phyllis Giarro	72	Bronx, NY

A Foggy Run for Fred

With the winter racing season in full swing, more than 4,900 runners turned out for 13.1 miles at the NYRR Fred Lebow Manhattan Half. The race, named for the late NYRR president and New York City Marathon co-founder, took runners over a new two-plus-lap course in Central Park.

As a blanket of fog rolled over the park, Jerry Faulkner of the New York Athletic Clubcruised through the course, winning the race in 1:11:54. Fellow NYAC member Caroline Lefrak took first in the women’s race, breaking the tape in 1:16:56.

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