Marine Corps Marathon
Oct 26

Marine Corps Marathon

Sunday, October 26, 2025
The Marine Corps Marathon is one of the largest marathons in the United States, often called 'The People's Marathon' because it does not offer prize money and is open to runners of all abilities. The race is held annually in Arlington, Virginia, and Washington, DC, and is organized by the United States Marine Corps.
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Oct 26

Marine Corps Marathon

Sunday, October 26, 2025
The Marine Corps Marathon is one of the largest marathons in the United States, often called 'The People's Marathon' because it does not offer prize money and is open to runners of all abilities. The race is held annually in Arlington, Virginia, and Washington, DC, and is organized by the United States Marine Corps.
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Results

Men Women Non-binary
All Age Groups 45-49 13-18 19-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70+
Rank Athlete Finish Time
JM

Jessica Martinez

Coach and Coffey
• M45
-
Richard Cantu

Richard Cantu

M45
-
GG

Gary Gluzman

Iftach Shimonovitc
• M48
-
PL

Pedro L.

M45
-
SN

swapna n.

W46
-
MG

Murali G

Adaptive Trainer
• M45
-

Race Details

Status Finished
Website Official website
Location Washington, VA, United States
Date 26 October 2025
Distance Marathon
VDOT Participants
RN
PD
PD
TY
45 of 429
Avg. VDOT finish times 4:22:01
Route map
The Marine Corps Marathon is one of the largest marathons in the United States, often called 'The People's Marathon' because it does not offer prize money and is open to runners of all abilities. The race is held annually in Arlington, Virginia, and Washington, DC, and is organized by the United States Marine Corps.
Temp
52.3°F
Cloudy
Feels like
51.8°F
Wet Bulb
45.8°
Humidity
65%
Wind Speed
3.1 mph
Wind Direction
ENE (56°)
The course features a scenic urban route through Washington, DC, and Arlington, VA, including national monuments and landmarks. It is run primarily on paved roads and city streets.
The course starts with moderate hills in Arlington, notably in the early miles, but the majority of the course is mostly flat as it passes through Washington, DC. It is generally considered a fast and fair course with no extreme climbs.