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2025 is over and results published
840,000 entered thereof 49% women!
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Results 2024
With 53,881 finishers, the TCS London Marathon 2024
has become the largest marathon in the world. In addition to the
main event, 2,784 virtual runners participated, and nearly
13,000 children took part in the Mini Marathon on Saturday,
making it a true celebration of running across all ages and
abilities.
Kenian double victory: Alexander Munyao and Peres Jepchirchir
(photo: TCS London Marathon)
The strongest women’s elite field in history took center stage
at this year’s London Marathon. World record holder Tigst Assefa
(ETH) set a blistering pace close to the world record, quickly
reducing the lead pack to just three other women. Ultimately,
Olympic champion Peres Jepchirchir proved to be the fastest
finisher on The Mall, setting a new women-only world record with
a time of 2:16:16. Assefa followed just seven seconds behind,
securing second place, while Joyciline Jepkosgei claimed third
by a margin of one second. Remarkably, runners in positions 2 to
4 all broke Mary Keitany’s seven-year-old women-only record.
In a surprising twist in the men’s race, only two of the invited
Kenyan and Ethiopian runners managed to reach the front. London
debutant Alexander Munyao (KEN) secured a comfortable victory
with a time of 2:04:01, finishing 14 seconds ahead of Kenenisa
Bekele (ETH). Bekele, impressively, set a new world record in
the age 40+ category. For the first time in 28 years, a British
man made it to the podium, as Emile Cairess (GBR) celebrated his
third-place finish with a time of 2:06:46.
The 91-year-old David Picksley became the oldest participant
to complete the London Marathon, finishing in 7:57:15, just
within the 8-hour time limit. Even more impressive was Stuart
Mann, the winner of the 80+ age group, who recorded an
astonishing time of 3:58:19. Meanwhile, Jeannie Rice (USA)
shattered her own F75 world record by an incredible five
minutes, setting a new mark of 3:33:27.
Wheelchair athlete Marcel Hug (CH) secured his fourth
consecutive London Marathon victory, an unprecedented
achievement for both runners and wheelchair competitors.
Britain’s hero David Weir completed his 25th consecutive London
Marathon, marking an incredible milestone. With a third-place
finish, he reached the podium for the 21st time in his
illustrious career. In the women’s wheelchair race, it was a
Swiss double victory, with Catherine Debrunner claiming first
place, followed by Manuela Schär.
Top Ten Women 2024
1 JEPCHIRCHIR, Peres (KEN) 02:16:16
2 ASSEFA, Tigst (ETH) 02:16:23
3 JEPKOSGEI, Joyciline (KEN) 2:16:24
4 ALEMU, Megertu (ETH) 02:16:34
5 KOSGEI, Brigid (KEN) 02:19:02
6 CHEPKIRUI, Sheila (KEN) 02:19:31
7 KETEMA, Tigist (ETH) 02:23:21
8 YEHUALAW, Yalemzerf (ETH) 02:23:26
9 CHEPNGETICH, Ruth (KEN) 02:24:36
10 HAILESLASE, Tsige (ETH) 02:25:03
Top Ten Men 2024
1 MUNYAO, Alexander Mutiso (KEN) 02:04:01
2 BEKELE, Kenenisa (ETH) 02:04:15
3 CAIRESS, Emile (GBR) 02:06:46
4 MAHAMED, Mahamed (GBR) 02:07:05
5 CHAHDI, Hassan (FRA) 02:07:30
6 TESFAY, Henok (ERI) 02:09:22
7 PFEIFFER, Hendrik (GER) 02:10:00
8 ATANAW, Kinde (ETH) 02:10:03
9 MOTSCHMANN, Johannes (GER) 02:10:39
10 SHRADER, Brian (USA) 02:10:50
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