Results
Rank
Athlete
Finish Time
1
57:39
Harun A.
M60
2
1:11:07
Matthew Matejka
M25
4
1:15:32
Jeffrey Ares
M39 Scott Fauble
5
1:15:34
Chris Dawes
M51
6
1:15:36
Anthony Morales
M31 John Raneri - McKirdy Trained
7
1:16:32
Ryan Ritter
M35
9
1:19:12
Daniel Graves
M29 Erin Kennedy Dalisay
10
1:19:41
David Rosenberg
M34 Matt LoPiccolo
11
1:19:43
Seth Frader-Thompson
M43
12
1:21:49
Daniel Ifcher
M54 Heather Knight Pech
14
1:23:14
Matt O'Connor
M40
15
1:24:21
Carlo Cabrales
M40 John Raneri - McKirdy Trained
16
1:25:04
Eli Berman
M38
17
1:25:28
Connor Ryan
M28 Jon Mott
18
1:25:39
Meghann Featherstun
W39 Meaghan Murray
19
1:26:02
Julia Caffrey
W26
20
1:26:25
Linda LoRe
W37
21
1:26:42
Amar Kuchinad
M48 Dylan Belles
23
1:26:48
Jarrad Crighton
M44
24
1:27:18
Matt Greenfield
M37
25
1:27:27
A A
M36
26
1:27:30
Isaac Sultan
M23
27
1:27:34
Sumner Franklin
M28 Tom Black
28
1:27:51
Malhar Khandare
M21
29
1:27:54
Julie McElroy
W56
30
1:28:59
Roman Kheyfets
M36Race Details
New York City, United States
Distance Half Marathon
399 Running
Avg. VDOT finish times 1:51:56
The Brooklyn Half Marathon, organized by New York Road Runners, is one of the largest half marathons in the United States, taking runners on a scenic tour through Brooklyn from Prospect Park to Coney Island.
Course Terrain 
The course begins at Prospect Park and heads toward Coney Island, featuring mostly paved roads through urban neighborhoods with some gentle rolling hills, particularly near the park. The majority of the route is flat, especially the second half leading to the beachfront finish.
Elevation Changes
There are slight elevation changes at the start within and near Prospect Park, but the remainder of the course is predominantly flat, allowing for fast splits toward the end.
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