New York City Marathon Winners/ Men’s/Women’s Champions List

List of winners of the New York City Marathon

The New York City Marathon, one of six World Marathon Majors, is a 26.2-mile (42.2 km) race that has been held in New York City since 1970. It is one of the biggest marathons in the world. The course passes through all five boroughs of New York City, beginning in Staten Island and ending in Manhattan's Central Park. So far, the race has been canceled twice in 2012 due to Hurricane Sandy, which hit New York less than a week before the race was scheduled. The race was also canceled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the city.

See the full list of New York City Marathon winners.

New York City Marathon Winners

New York City Men’s Marathon Champions:
Year	Winner	Country	Time
2021	Albert Korir	Kenya	2:08:22
2012	Cancelled due to Covid 19
2019	Geoffrey Kamworor (2)	Kenya	2:08:13
2018	Lelisa Desisa	Ethiopia	2:05:59
2017	Geoffrey Kamworor	Kenya	2:10:53
2016	Ghirmay Ghebreslassie	Eritrea	2:07:51
2015	Stanley Biwott	Kenya	2:10:34
2014	Wilson Kipsang	Kenya	2:10:59
2013	Geoffrey Mutai	Kenya	2:08:24
2012	Cancelled due to Hurricane Sandy
2011	Geoffrey Mutai	Kenya	2:05:05
2010	Gebregziabher Gebremariam	Ethiopia	2:08:14
2009	Meb Keflezighi	USA	2:09:15
2008	Marílson Gomes dos Santos	Brazil	2:08:43
2007	Martin Lel	Kenya	2:09:04
2006	Marílson Gomes dos Santos	Brazil	2:09:58
2005	Paul Tergat	Kenya	2:09:30
2004	Hendrick Ramaala	South Africa	2:09:28
2003	Martin Lel	Kenya	2:10:30
2002	Rodgers Rop	Kenya	2:08:07
2001	Tesfaye Jifar	Ethiopia	2:07:43
2000	Abdelkader El Mouaziz	Morocco	2:10:09
1999	Joseph Chebet	Kenya	2:09:14
1998	John Kagwe	Kenya	2:08:45
1997	John Kagwe	Kenya	2:08:12
1996	Giacomo Leone	Italy	2:09:54
1995	Germán Silva	Mexico	2:11:00
1994	Germán Silva	Mexico	2:11:21
1993	Andrés Espinosa	Mexico	2:10:04
1992	Willie Mtolo	South Africa	2:09:29
1991	Salvador García	Mexico	2:09:28
1990	Douglas Wakiihuri	Kenya	2:12:39
1989	Juma Ikangaa	Tanzania	2:08:01
1988	Steve Jones	United Kingdom	2:08:20
1987	Ibrahim Hussein	Kenya	2:11:01
1986	Gianni Poli	Italy	2:11:06
1985	Orlando Pizzolato	Italy	2:11:34
1984	Orlando Pizzolato	Italy	2:14:53
1983	Rod Dixon	New Zealand	2:08:59
1982	Alberto Salazar	United States	2:09:29
1981	Alberto Salazar	United States	2:08:13
1980	Alberto Salazar	United States	2:09:41
1979	Bill Rodgers	United States	2:11:42
1978	Bill Rodgers	United States	2:12:12
1977	Bill Rodgers	United States	2:11:28
1976	Bill Rodgers	United States	2:10:10
1975	Tom Fleming	United States	2:19:27
1974	Norbert Sander	United States	2:26:30
1973	Tom Fleming	United States	2:21:54
1972	Sheldon Karlin	United States	2:27:52
1971	Norman Higgins	United States	2:22:54
1970	Gary Muhrcke	United States	2:31:38

New York City Women’s Marathon Champions:
Year	Winner	Country	Time
2021	Peres Jepchirchir	Kenya	2:22:39
2012	Cancelled due to Covid 19
2019	Joyciline Jepkosgei	Kenya	2:22:38
2018	Mary Keitany (4)	Kenya	2:22:48
2017	Shalane Flanagan	USA	2:26:53
2016	Mary Keitany (3)	Kenya	2:24:26
2015	Mary Keitany (2)	Kenya	2:24:25
2014	Mary Keitany (1)	Kenya	2:25:07
2013	Priscah Jeptoo	Kenya	2:25:07
2012	Cancelled due to Hurricane Sandy
2011	Firehiwot Dado	Ethiopia	2:23:15
2010	Edna Kiplagat	Kenya	2:28:20
2009	Derartu Tulu	Ethiopia	2:28:52
2008	Paula Radcliffe	United Kingdom	2:23:56
2007	Paula Radcliffe	United Kingdom	2:23:09
2006	Jeļena Prokopčuka	Latvia	2:25:05
2005	Jeļena Prokopčuka	Latvia	2:24:41
2004	Paula Radcliffe	United Kingdom	2:23:10
2003	Margaret Okayo	Kenya	2:22:31
2002	Joyce Chepchumba	Kenya	2:25:56
2001	Margaret Okayo	Kenya	2:24:21
2000	Lyudmila Petrova	Russia	2:25:45
1999	Adriana Fernandez	Mexico	2:25:06
1998	Franca Fiacconi	Italy	2:25:17
1997	Franziska Rochat-Moser	Switzerland	2:28:43
1996	Anuţa Cătună	Romania	2:28:18
1995	Tegla Loroupe	Kenya	2:28:06
1994	Tegla Loroupe	Kenya	2:27:37
1993	Uta Pippig	Germany	2:26:24
1992	Lisa Ondieki	Australia	2:24:40
1991	Liz McColgan	United Kingdom	2:27:32
1990	Wanda Panfil	Poland	2:30:45
1989	Ingrid Kristiansen	Norway	2:25:30
1988	Grete Waitz	Norway	2:28:07
1987	Priscilla Welch	United Kingdom	2:30:17
1986	Grete Waitz	Norway	2:28:06
1985	Grete Waitz	Norway	2:28:34
1984	Grete Waitz	Norway	2:29:30
1983	Grete Waitz	Norway	2:27:00
1982	Grete Waitz	Norway	2:27:14
1981	Allison Roe	New Zealand	2:25:29
1980	Grete Waitz	Norway	2:25:42
1979	Grete Waitz	Norway	2:27:33
1978	Grete Waitz	Norway	2:32:30
1977	Miki Gorman	United States	2:43:10
1976	Miki Gorman	United States	2:39:11
1975	Kim Merritt	United States	2:46:14
1974	Kathrine Switzer	United States	3:07:29
1973	Nina Kuscsik	United States	2:57:07
1972	Nina Kuscsik	United States	3:08:41
1971	Beth Bonner	United States	2:55:22

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