Results
Rank
Athlete
Finish Time
1
4:07
Simon Obas
M36
3
2:43:46
Tyler Eckhoff
M35
4
2:46:31
Brian Reis
M33
5
2:52:32
Matthew Klundt
M36 Jack Polerecky
6
2:54:57
Josh Hendricks
M37
7
2:55:28
Andrew Sinclair
M26
8
2:58:57
Adam Bernot
M36
9
2:59:02
Juan Venegas
M46 Michael Crouch
10
2:59:34
Sarah Baryga
W46 Bobby Mitchell
11
2:59:45
David Rosenberg
M33 Matt LoPiccolo
13
3:04:24
Sumner Franklin
M28 Tom Black
14
3:06:51
Aitor Franco
M42
15
3:07:38
Dakota Dalzell
M30 Richard Airey
16
3:07:47
Jacqueline Warehime
W25
17
3:08:59
Alan Rivera
M29 Adrian Romero
18
3:09:21
Emily Katz
W26
19
3:11:05
Cody Cimbal
M29
20
3:12:38
Charles Lozner
M46
21
3:13:00
Will Boardman
M37 Tom Black
22
3:13:28
Ant Swallow
M46
23
3:14:57
Dean Morley
M57
24
3:15:06
Paola Andrea Rodriguez Giustiniani
W39
26
3:15:17
Ken Kwong
M49
27
3:16:18
Luca Grisa
M44
28
3:20:15
Robert Martinez
M29
29
3:21:13
Ryan Natalini
M41 Natural Athlete Training System
30
3:22:41
Kevin Garbie
M37Race Details
New York City, United States
Distance Marathon
857 Running
Avg. VDOT finish times 4:15:10
The TCS New York City Marathon is one of the world's largest and most prestigious marathons, covering all five boroughs of New York City. Organized by New York Road Runners, it attracts elite athletes and runners of all abilities from around the globe.
Course Terrain 
The course spans the five boroughs of New York City: Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Manhattan. It involves running over several bridges and is primarily on paved roadway, through city streets and avenues lined with enthusiastic crowds.
Elevation Changes
The course is mostly flat but features notable elevation changes, particularly at the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge start and other bridge crossings. Some gentle hills are present in Central Park toward the finish.
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