Results and Live Tracking
Runner's World • • sports
Key Points:
- Over 55,000 runners participated in the Chicago Marathon on October 11, marking the largest field ever for the World Marathon Major event despite challenging humid and warm conditions.
- Kenya's Amos Kipruto won the men's elite race with a time of 2:01:09, improving from his runner-up finish last year, while Ethiopia's Hawi Feysa secured her second consecutive women's title in 2:13:33.
- The men's top finishers included athletes from Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, and the USA, with notable American runners like Clayton Young and Galen Rupp finishing in the top 15.
- In the women's race, Kenyan runners dominated the top five spots, with strong performances also from athletes representing Australia, the USA, and Japan.
- Marcel Hug (Switzerland) and Catherine Debrunner (Switzerland) won the men's and women's wheelchair divisions respectively, and the non-binary category was led by Winters Parts from the USA.
