Sunday September 14th, 2025
Williams, OR
Distance: 100 miles
Offical Race Web Site
A remote and rugged classic point to point course traversing the Siskiyou Mountains Range in Southern Oregon. Starting in Williams, OR the course winds it way east to Ashland, OR on a mixture of single track trail, dirt road, with less than 6 miles of pavement. The course boasts over 20,000ft of climb and 20,000 ft of loss with 4 epic climbs to 7,000ft and fantastic views of Mt Shasta and Mt McLaughlin.
Tent sites are available at Pacifia. There are outhouse facilities and there will be plenty of camping spots available. Lodging is also available at: Applegate River Lodge, The Jacksonville Inn, Magnolia Inn Stage Lodge, Jacksonville Suites, Elan Guest Suites, Riverside Inn, Holiday Inn Express, La Quinta, Redwood Motel, Ashland Springs Hotel, Palm Cottages, Super 8, Holiday Inn Express, Plaza Inn Ashland and Econo Lodge.
There will be 14 aid stations along the course. Of these you will pass through 11 that are fully stocked. Those stations will provide SUCCEED! S! Caps for electrolyte replacement, electrolyte drinks, water and a limited number of GU packets. Beyond that each aid station team will have an assortment of the usual "race food". The remaining 3 aid stations are water only.
Special awards to overall male and female winners. Buckles to all 100 mile finishers. Special buckle for sub-24 hour finishers
34 hrs
You must complete a 50 mile trail race prior to starting this 100 miler. If the course has any trail component and is 50 miles long, then you qualify for the 2013 Pine to Palm 100 mile endurance run.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 21:47:41 | Jace Ives | 40 | |
2nd Male | 23:34:39 | Ethan Lewis | 41 | |
3rd Male | 25:07:17 | Amit Hazra | 46 | |
4th Male | 27:21:57 | Luke Walker | 54 | |
Female | 22:40:37 | Annie Behrend | 38 | |
2nd Female | 23:31:00 | Susan Oh | 40 | |
3rd Female | 26:05:22 | Jalyn Devereaux | 28 | |
4th Female | 30:55:06 | Desiree Barnes | 42 |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
A remote and rugged classic point to point course traversing the Siskiyou; Mountains Range in Southern Oregon. Starting in Williams,OR the course winds it way east to Ashland,OR on a mixture of single track trail, dirt road, with less than 4 miles of pavement. The course boasts over 20,000ft of climb and 20,000 ft of loss with 3 epic climbs to 7,000ft and fantastic views of Mt Shasta and Mt McLaughlin.
Starting and finishing in Lithia Park the course circumnavigates the Ashlandwatershed accumulating 7,200 feet of elevation change on dirt roads and trails with approximately 2 miles of asphalt.
Sunday September 14th, 2025
Porto, Portugal
Distance: Half Marathon · 5K
Offical Race Web Site
Hyundai Porto Half Marathon is an annual race that takes place in Portugal since 2007 and has the honor of hosting thousands of runners from around the world. Alongside the Half Marathon, there is also a Mini Marathon distance of 6 km, with a participation of over 11.000 runners.
With breathtaking scenery, always along the riverside of Douro River, with a flat and fast course, passing two neighboring cities, Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia. Porto Half Marathon Hyundai course shows the best of this region, through an amazing landscape and crossing the historic beautiful center – Ribeira do Porto, D. Luís Bridge, and the famous wine cellars of Porto.
Come run the Hyundai Porto Half Marathon and enjoy this amazing city!
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 1:00:26 | GILBERT KIBET | ken | |
2nd Male | 1:00:52 | JAMES KIPKOGEI KIPKOECH | ken | |
3rd Male | 1:01:31 | MIKE KIPTUM BOIT | ken | |
4th Male | 1:01:36 | COLLINS RONO KIBET | ken | |
Female | 1:09:58 | CYNTHIA CHEMWENO | ken | |
2nd Female | 1:12:23 | YUKI NAKAMURA | jpn | |
3rd Female | 1:13:10 | CHIHARU SUZUKI | jpn | |
4th Female | 1:13:59 | SUSANA GODINHO SANTOS | pol |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Ran the Half Marathon. Plus points: It's a great city to spend a relaxing weekend.
The route is quite nice along the river and through the tunnel.
Drinks stations were plentiful and well ordered. Well signed route with markers every KM.
Sunday September 14th, 2025
Kassel, Germany
Distance: Marathon
Offical Race Web Site
A special feature of the EAM Kassel Marathon is the great atmosphere on the track. The numerous spectators in the 15 districts to be visited, which give the runners an unforgettable experience every year, have a big part in this. Up to 70,000 fans lined up in the last few years and provided a great atmosphere.
The Marathon route is a single loop which runs through Kassel's neighborhoods, including Waldau, Forstfeld, Lohfelden, Bettenhausen, Untere Neustadt, Wesertor, Wolfsanger, Fasanenhof, Nord (Holland), Philippinenhof-Warteberg, Rothenditmold, Kirchditmold, Vorderer Westen, Mitte, Wehlheiden, Süd. The halfmarathon leads about a part of the marathon route.
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Male | 2:19:50 | patrick ereng | ||
2nd Male | 2:20:36 | olekanae lenkai | ||
3rd Male | 2:31:17 | tom ring | ||
Female | 2:37:36 | mercy jeptoo | ||
2nd Female | 2:39:53 | chaltu fikadu | ||
3rd Female | 3:22:37 | mona grewe |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
Ein Sieger-Trio, das nicht ganz so erwartet wurde: Sieger Maciek Miereczko (Mitte), Zweiter Frederik Unewisse (rechts) und Dritter Oliver Hoffmann.
Foto: Michael Bald
Mit diesem Sieger hatte beim EAM Kassel Marathon keiner gerechnet. Maciek Miereczko (VFB Erftstadt) lief nach 2:27:39 jubelnd ins Kasseler Auestadion und nahm sichdabei noch Zeit für ein paar kleine Schlenker vor der Ziellinie. Die Fans auf den Tribünen feierten den 38-jährigen Lauf-Routinieraus Polen, der seit Jahresbeginn die deutsche Staatsbürgeschaft besitzt, dabei wie immer lautstark.
Ein paar Schlenker zuvieldagegenhatte die Spitzengruppe bei Kilometer 19 gemacht. Sie wurde falsch geleitet, wieso dieses Malheur passieren konnte, muss im Detail im Nachgang noch genau geklärt werden. Organisationsleiter Winfried Aufenanger reagierte sofort, als er vom Missgeschick erfuhr. Er nahm die führende Fünfer-Gruppe aus dem Rennen, da sie anschließend keinen regulären Marathon mehr hätten laufen können. In der Gruppe befanden sich auch die Sieger der letzten beiden Jahre, Edwin Kosgei und Hoesea Tuei. sowie Lokalmatador Ybekal Daniel Berye (PSV Grün-Weiß Kassel).
"Wir entschuldigen uns bei allen Läufern, die durch diese Sache nicht zu Ende laufen konnten", sagte Winfried Aufenanger anschließend auf der hr1-Bühne und bei der Abschluss-Pressekonferenz. Die Läufer bekamen trotzdem Prämien, die der ihrer zum Zeitpunkt des Ausstiegs hochgerechneten Endzeit entsprechen.
Alle anderen Läuferinnen und Läufer waren nicht involviert, konnten die Distanz ganz normal laufen.
Das Malheur trübte natürlich die Stimmung bei den betroffenen Läufern. Ihr Pech war das Glück der anderen. Hinter Sieger Maciek Miereczko kam Frederik Unewisse (LG Region Karlsruhe) in 2:31:02 auf Platz zwei. "Ich habe von dem Ganzen erst spät erfahren", erzählte der 24-Jährige in der Pressekonferenz, "der Abstand nach vorne war schon zu groß. "Es ist schade für die Jungs, aber trotzdem ein schönes Gefühl, Zweiter geworden zu sein", so Frederik Unewisse weiter, der die tolle Stimmung an der Strecke und im Auestadion lobte. Dritter wurde Oliver Hoffmann (TSV Kirchhain) in 2:33:37.
Bei den Frauen blieb Siegerin Daisy Langat (Kenia) in2:39:30 bei ihrem Marathon-Debüt noch unter der 2:40-Marke, Landsfrau Prisca Kiprono (2:47:28) wurde einmal mehr Zweite. Silke Altmann, die unermüdliche und rührige Leiterin des Vorbereitungsstützpunktes Rotenburg, durfte sich über Platz drei freuen (3:23:06).
René Schneider, Leiter Marketing bei Titelsponsor EAM, fasste die dreitägige Veranstaltung sehr positiv zusammen. "Ich hatte die ganz Zeit ein richtiges Gänsehaut-Gefühl und habe nur glückliche Gesichter gesehen. Der EAM Kassel Marathon hat sich vor allem als große Breitensportveranstaltung präsentiert."
Insgesamt gab es für den EAM Kassel Marathon 9132 Meldungen. Auch wenn die 10.000er-Marke diesmal nicht geknackt wurde, war Winfried Aufenanger damit zufrieden. "Wir haben drei tolle Veranstaltungstage erlebt", resümmierte er, auch wenn die Sache mit der Spitzengruppe das Gesamtbild etwas trübt.
Sunday September 14th, 2025
Copenhagen, Denmark
Distance: Half Marathon
Offical Race Web Site
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.
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 |
Division | Time | Name | Age | Home |
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Sunday September 14th, 2025
Bronx, NY
Distance: 10 Miles
Offical Race Web Site
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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displays approximate race location · New York NY 10460
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 |
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.
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.