NYC Marathon 2025 – Race Info, Course & Results

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Results

Rank Athlete Finish Time

Paul Gabie

M47 Pardon Ndhlovu

2:46:05

Megan Cooke

W45

2:57:00

Taeya Konishi Schogel

W45 Dylan Belles

2:57:28

David Barton

M45 Adaptive Trainer

2:58:43

Patrick Anderson

M47 Matt Chittim

3:04:51

Sarah Evans

W45 Mary Denholm

3:04:55

Claudia Chazy

W47 Adaptive Trainer

3:15:07

Krystina Hawryluk

W46 Mary Johnson, Brittany Murphy

3:18:30

Usman Biradar

M47 Maniacs Coaching

3:22:45

James Foster

M45 FORDY RUNS

3:27:24

Jennifer Jarvis

W45 Michael Crouch

3:28:13

Amber Aguirre

W45 Sammy McClintock

3:30:58

Jon Mok

M45 Adaptive Trainer

3:32:02

Jill Paget

W48 Dr. Andres T. De La Cruz, DC, CSCS

3:33:05

Stephen Seymour

M49 John Reniewicki

3:34:20

Julie Rousseau

W45

3:35:38

Roman Roman

M49 Ned Trim

3:40:34

Elisabeth Maida

W48 Stefanie Flippin

3:43:17

Leyre Alejaldre

W47 Amy Sitar

3:44:13

Roseline Buchwald

W45 Brian Rosetti

3:55:21

Pedro Leanza

M47 Tom Black

4:03:20

Sandra Chung

W48 SpeedPass Flyers, Amy Sitar

4:14:50

Sheyna Horowitz

W48 Jessica Hofheimer

4:16:30

Patti Patrissy

W45 Amy Sitar

4:23:09

Natalie K.

W45

4:23:37

Michele Kong

W49 Cary Morgan

4:25:35

Victor Tan

M47 Amy Sitar

4:27:01

Rafael Hasanov

M49

4:29:39

Alba Dine

W49 Julia Lucas

4:32:35

Nichole Barker

W47 Stefanie Flippin

4:33:56

Race Details

New York City, United States

Distance Marathon

167 of 2155 Running

Avg. VDOT finish times 4:18:56

Official website

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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Other editions of NYC Marathon

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