Chicago Marathon 2025 – Race Info, Course & Results

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Results

Rank Athlete Finish Time

Kevin Burke

M45 Matt Chittim

2:53:00

Cory Paddock

M45 Malindi Elmore

2:53:47

Benjamin Westhoff

M48 Michael Flynn

2:56:50

Carly Eby

W46 Malindi Elmore

2:58:39

Frank Kinkead

M49 Amanda Moore

3:03:05

Aaron Govatos

M49 Jordan Colby

3:05:14

Travis Garverick

M45

3:07:37

Jennifer Perry

W45

3:11:09

Kun Yen Ke

M48

3:11:40

Caty Miranda

W49 Sebastián Castro

3:13:29

Robert Batesole

M46 Dylan Belles

3:13:50

Kevin Purcell

M45 Tiffany England

3:18:57

Leslie Manohar

W46 Montana DePasquale

3:19:26

Ashley MacNeill

W45 Dylan Belles

3:23:36

Benedicte Foix

W48 Run Through The Wall

3:23:54

AHMED SALEM

M48 Adaptive Trainer

3:26:08

Mieko Ochsner

W48 Jonathan Lyau

3:26:21

Matt Brown

M48 Drew Martig

3:28:18

Roseline Buchwald

W45 Brian Rosetti

3:30:09

Sarah Sheets

W46 Mary Johnson

3:30:49

Laura Bryan

W48 Malindi Elmore

3:33:40

Jeff Weber

M46 Rez Nguyen

3:37:20

Michelle Coburn

W47 Becki Spellman

3:38:27

Bianna Golodryga

W47 Dylan Belles

3:38:28

Audrey Faber

W45 Becki Spellman

3:38:43

Anthony Siler

M48

3:43:00

Sinuhe Benitez

M49 Matt LoPiccolo

3:46:00

Pedro Leanza

M47 Tom Black

3:47:53

Roy Brooks

M46 Jordan Colby

3:50:31

Stefany Ruiz Rodriguez

W48 Sebastián Castro

3:51:03

Race Details

Unknown, Unknown

Distance Marathon

129 of 1318 Running

Avg. VDOT finish times 3:58:23

Official website

The Bank of America Chicago Marathon is one of the six World Marathon Majors, held annually in Chicago, Illinois, United States. The race attracts elite runners and amateurs from around the world, offering a flat and fast course through downtown and historic neighborhoods, with thousands of spectators lining the streets.

Course Terrain

The course is predominantly flat and fast, running through downtown Chicago and several distinctive neighborhoods. Surface conditions are road (asphalt and concrete), with excellent crowd support and minimal turns.

Elevation Changes

The course features minimal elevation changes, with an overall elevation gain of less than 100 feet, making it exceptionally fast and suitable for personal bests.

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Other editions of Chicago Marathon

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