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Reggae Marathon

Sunday December 7th, 2025
Negril, Jamaica
Distance: Marathon · Half Marathon · 10K
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The Reggae Marathon & Half Marathon is Jamaica’s premier International Marathon Event. Marathoners, sports enthusiasts as well as beginners, converge in Negril, Jamaica’s capital of casual, for a fun event characterized by good vibes and lots of Reggae music.

Enthusiastic supporters come out along the looped, internationally certified course to support participants. Meanwhile, hard working volunteers offer uniquely packaged water and re-hydration fluids at every mile. The pulsating Reggae music on course also keeps participants in an “irie” spirit, as they burn the mileage.

Other related Marathon events, like the internationally rated gourmet Pasta Party and Registration & Expo, have participants and supporters alike, humming with activity. The Finish Line Beach Bash affords everyone an opportunity to relax on the beach with special offerings and entertainment geared towards having the best time.

All in all, the Reggae Marathon Event is uniquely Jamaican with an international appeal.

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Prize Money: $10,000

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Reggae Marathon, Race Date: 2024-12-08, Distance: Half Marathon
Division Time Name Age Home
Male 1:15:46 Kemar Leslie 37
2nd Male 1:16:16 Garfield Gordon 27
3rd Male 1:17:31 Kamar Thomas 39
4th Male 1:22:20 Jomo-Rhys Gilman 30
Female 1:32:01 Rosamund Ponder 50
2nd Female 1:33:56 Cecile Heinrich 30
3rd Female 1:37:18 Sophie Anderson 34
4th Female 1:39:35 Kia-Leanne Pullin 33
Division Time Name Age Home
M 40-49 1:26:31 Nolee Guthrie 46
M 50-59 1:33:29 Courtney Jarrett 55
M 60-69 1:45:12 Gregory Hazell 64
M 70+ 2:17:09 Siegfried Prenzel 76
F 40-49 1:52:08 Naomi Vincent 41
F 50-59 1:32:01 Rosamund Ponder 50
F 60-69 2:10:53 Venita Bell Shaw 66
F 70+ 2:24:43 Waltraud Geissler 72
Reggae Marathon
What started as a loose collection of runners at Kingston’s local reservoir, Mona Dam, affectionately called “The Dam”, became a club – the Jamdammers – in June 1995. Over the past years, the Club has grown both in size (over 100 members) and stature by re-writing the book on road racing in Jamaica.The annual Reggae Marathon Grand Prix Series presented by the Jamdammers and our premier event – the Reggae Marathon, Half Marathon & 10K – have become staples of local and international road race calendars.

Despite these lofty achievements, however, one thing remains constant – the Club’s mandate and mission to promote a healthy lifestyle through distance running and to put Negril and Jamaica on the map as a world class marathon destination.

In keeping with the Jamdammers’ overall mandate, the presentation of the Reggae Marathon, Half Marathon & 10K has blossomed into an international event, included in the world’s ten best marathon events.

California International Marathon

Sunday December 7th, 2025
Sacramento, CA
Distance: Marathon
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The California International Marathon (CIM) is a marathon organized by runners, for runners! CIM was founded in 1983 by the Sacramento Running Association (SRA), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. The SRA Board of Directors is comprised of runners with a combined total of 150+ years of service to the CIM.

The same route SRA management created for the 1983 inaugural CIM will take you through rural countryside, then through the towns of Orangevale, Citrus Heights, Fair Oaks and Carmichael and finally, under a canopy of trees in full fall colors, into the city of Sacramento for the State Capitol finish. Even though the course has remained the same, the race has grown into a true international event.

CIM has a gently rolling, point-to-point, net downhill course with well maintained streets and few turns. The CIM start is at a 366 ft. elevation and its finish at a 26 ft. elevation.

CIM has steadily grown in numbers from a field of 1,600 runners in 1983 to a race that now fills to a capacity of more than 9,000 marathoners. Over the years, the SRA has added a four-person relay (over 1,000 teams now compete) and a 2.62-mile maraFUNrun held in the spirit of fitness and fun for 2,000 participants. Both of these events are a component of SRA’s mission to expose people of all ages to the benefits of a healthy lifestyle through running.

The SRA Board of Directors, race management and volunteers work thousands of hours year-round to ensure that all runners have the best marathon experience possible, whether you are an experienced elite racer, mid-packer or are running for your first marathon finisher’s medallion. We look forward to seeing you in December!

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Karen Baysinger
I've run this marathon twice, and they offer a relay which I've run 3 times. For the most part this course is flat & fast. The aid stations are what you should expect from a marathon, the start & finish are very well organized, and it's a small enough field of runners that you don't have a slow-down at the start in finding your pace. Weather is always a toss-up but directors can't control that.
California International Marathon, Race Date: 2024-12-08, Distance: Marathon
Division Time Name Age Home
Male 2:07:35 Tsegay Weidlibanos
2nd Male 2:10:06 CJ Albertson
3rd Male 2:11:55 Nick Haunger
4th Male 2:12:07 Robert Miranda
Female 2:24:28 Calli Hauger Thackery
2nd Female 2:24:40 Jacqueline Gaughan
3rd Female 2:28:41 Stephanie Bruce
4th Female 2:30:04 Annmarie Tuxbury
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California International Marathon

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Reasons to run CIM
  • Qualify for the Boston Marathon! The fast, USATF sanctioned course is a Boston Marathon qualifying course.
  • Average temperatures range in the mid-50s, 80% chance of perfect running weather.
  • Fall continues well into December in Sacramento and the “City of Trees” is ablaze with fall colors.
  • The CIM wide start line minimizes congestion and allows for you to easily settle into your marathon pace.
  • There are separate finish lines for men and for women.
  • The Pace Team leaders, many of them elite ultra runners, are local and familiar with the CIM course.
  • The Loyal Runners Program is available to runners who have finished the CIM 5 times, 10 times, 15 times, 20 times, 25 times and 30 times receive special gifts.
  • There is bus transportation to the start for all runners.
  • More than 2,000 dedicated, caring volunteers, and great crowd support from local residents who support this “Capitol Running Tradition.”
  • 17-well-stocked aid stations and plenty of nourishment at the finish.
  • More porta-potties per runner at the start and along the course than any event the CIM staff and board has ever seen!
  • Block-by-block, lively and “international” course entertainment.
  • Beautiful, LARGE, unique, colorful finishers’ medallions and ribbons.
  • Festive two-day Expo, timed perfectly for your holiday shopping.
  • Get in shape, meet new friends, achieve a goal, and then enjoy the holiday season guilt-free!

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Honolulu Marathon

Sunday December 14th, 2025
Honolulu, Hawaii
Distance: Marathon · 1 Mile · 10K Walk
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The Honolulu Marathon’s scenic course includes spectacular ocean views alongside world-famous Waikiki Beach, and Diamond Head and Koko Head volcanic craters.
The terrain is level except for short uphill grades around Diamond Head.





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Prize Money: $130000

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Honolulu Marathon, Race Date: 2024-12-08, Distance: Marathon
Division Time Name Age Home
Male 2:11:59 Y. Haileselassie Eritrea
2nd Male 2:12:16 Reuben Kerio Kenya
3rd Male 2:15:30 K. Horio Japan
4th Male 2:16:37 Suguru Osako Japan
Female 2:31:14 Cynthia Limo Kenya
2nd Female 2:31:48 S. Tuei Kenya
3rd Female 2:36:17 Judith Korir Kenya
4th Female 2:46:42 Kana Numata Japan
Division Time Name Age Home
Honolulu Marathon



Guangzhou International Marathon

Sunday December 21st, 2025
Guangzhou, China
Distance: Marathon · Half Marathon
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The Guangzhou Marathon was launched in 2012 and certified by CAA as the A level event. From 2014 to 2017,Guangzhou Marathon was recognized as the CAA Gold Medal Race for four consecutive years. The year of 2018 has seen this event was upgraded as IAAF Gold Label Road Race after it was awarded as IAAF Bronze and Silver Label Road Race successively in 2016 and 2017.

Themed as “Renowned City, Harmony and Health”, Guangzhou Marathon combines the charm of competition and the idea of national fitness. It becomes a glamorous city name card, helping to promote Guangzhou Asian Games spirit and to develop national fitness, proposing a healthy lifestyle, enhancing the visibility and influence of Guangzhou, and displaying great economic and social achievements of Guangzhou, Guangdong, and China.

The course of Guangzhou Marathon has been set alongside the Pearl River. It excellently showcases the most unique Lingnan culture, the most time-honored scenic spots and the most stylish cultural trend. Every year, marathon fans show great enthusiasm to Guangzhou Marathon and actively take part in it.

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Prize Money: $172,000

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Guangzhou International Marathon, Race Date: 2024-12-08, Distance: Marathon
Division Time Name Age Home
Male 2:06:28 Gebise Lelisa Debele
2nd Male 2:07:00 Belay Ziku Asfaw
3rd Male 2:07:01 Asefa Mengstu Negewo
4th Male 2:07:15 Felix Kiptoo Kirwa
Female 2:25:13 Anchialem Haymanot Wibineh
2nd Female 2:25:20 Chernet Misganaw Takele
3rd Female 2:25:22 Roman Gidey Berhe
4th Female 2:30:07 Lisa Weightman
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Guangzhou International Marathon

(I) MARATHON

1. RANKING PRIZE

Top eight male and female runners (ranked by gun time) will be awarded with the following bonus respectively (a 20% income tax will be levied). For Chinese runner, equivalent amount of Yuan will be given.

(in U.S. dollars)

Male

Female

Rank

Bonus(USD)

Time

Rank

Bonus(USD)

Time

1st

40000

Including and within 2:09:30

1st

40000

Including and within 2:26:00

20000

Beyond 2:09:30

20000

Beyond 2:26:00

2nd

15000

2nd

15000

3rd

10000

3rd

10000

4th

5000

4th

5000

5th

3500

5th

3500

6th

3000

6th

3000

7th

2500

7th

2500

8th

2000

8th

2000

Note:

(1) The bonuses will be transferred to the male and female Marathon winners after their results are publicized and they pass the doping test.

(2) Each of the top three male and female Marathon runners will be awarded with one trophy and one medal.

(3) The runners who finish the race before the Cut OffTime will be awarded with Post-Race Packageand finishing medals.

2. AWARDS FOR BREAKING THE RACE RECORD(A 20% income tax will be levied)

(1) Marathon Male

The runner whose racing time is within 2:10:01 (NOT including 2:10:01) and who ranks as the first place of the race will be awarded with US$10000;

(2) Marathon Female

The runner whose racing time is within 2:26:46 (NOT including 2:26:46) and who ranks as the first place of the race will be awarded with US $10000.

Half Marathon is awarding $12,500 of prize money.


Ted Corbitt 15k Classic

Saturday December 6th, 2025
New York City, NY
Distance: 15K
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The Ted Corbitt 15K in Central Park honored NYRR founder and president, legendary marathoner, and ultra-marathoner Ted Corbitt. The race is a 15k run entirely in Central Park.

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Ted Corbitt 15k Classic, Race Date: 2024-12-07, Distance: 15k
Division Time Name Age Home
Male 46:53 Owen Ritz 25 New York Athletic
2nd Male 46:56 Juan Luis Barrios 41 New York
3rd Male 46:57 Abiyot Guta Duguma 30 West Side Runners
4th Male 46:57 Mulegeta Birhanu Feyissa 28 West Side Runners
Female 53:02 Erin Gregoire 27 Brooklyn Track Club
2nd Female 55:46 Deirdre Martyn 30 Brooklyn Track Club
3rd Female 55:57 Laurel Fisher 27 Garden City, NY
4th Female 56:08 Ashley Montgomery 29 Brooklyn Track Club
Division Time Name Age Home
M 40-49 46:56 Juan Luis Barrios 41 Bronx, NY
M 50-59 52:41 Guillermo Pineda 51 Ridgewood, NY
M 60-69 58:35 Masamichi Udagawa 60 North Brooklyn
M 70+ 1:12:50 Dan Dougherty 70 Brooklyn, NY
F 40-49 58:54 Kelly De Csepel 44 Henwoods Hounds
F 50-59 1:02:21 Sarah Trigg 51 North Brooklyn
F 60-69 1:00:45 Suzanne La Burt 61 Taconic Road
F 70+ 1:17:12 Lucy McCausland 70 Rehoboth Beach
Ted Corbitt 15k Classic

Running to Honor "The Father of Long-Distance Running"

Undeterred by the season’s first snowfall, thousands of runners turned out for today’s NYRR Ted Corbitt 15K in Central Park. The race honorsTed Corbitt(1919-2007), the first president of New York Road Runners, the first African American to compete in the Olympic marathon, and a distance running pioneer who ran more than 200,000 miles in his lifetime and was known as “the father of long-distance running.” Runners took on 9.3 challenging miles over Central Park’s hills. The overall winners were Teshome Mekonen in 44:43 and Belaynesh Fikadu in 54:36. Many members of local running clubs took part today in 2017’s finalclub points raceof the year. The running community will celebrate the top runners and teams of 2017 atNYRR Club Nighton February 1.

Congrats to our #tedcorbitt15k winners Teshome Mekonen in 44:43, and Belaynesh Fikadu 54:36!

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Among today's finishers was Gary Corbitt, Ted Corbitt’s son, who has dedicated much of the 10 years since his father’s death to preserving his father’s legacy. Gary spoke at theNYRRRUNCENTER featuring the NB Run Hubthis week about Ted’s dedication not only to running but to health and wellness (he worked full time as a physical therapist) and to building an inclusive community.

“I had a lot of exposure to road racing back in the late 1950s and early 60s,” said Gary, 66. “A big road race back then was 35 runners, and refreshments were not in the mix—people would run marathons with no water.” We’ve come a long way!
To honor Ted Corbitt's commitment to community health and wellness, NYRR hosted a coat drive to benefitNew York Cares, with drop-offs at theNYRRRUNCENTERduring race week and at today’s race.
Many runners and volunteers rounded out their 2017 racing today, completing their 9+1 with either a run or volunteer stint (THANK YOU!). There’s one final Central Park race left on NYRR’s December calendar: theNYRR Midnight Runon December 31. Ring in the New Year with us and get your final 9+1 credit for guaranteed entry to the 2018 TCS New York City Marathon!



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