New York City Marathon

New York City Marathon Results 2010: The New York City Marathon 2010 was held today, and NYC Marathon results are now in.

For the men, 37 year old Gebre Gebremariam of Ethiopa finished first with a time of two hours, eighteen minutes and fourteen seconds.

He finished over a minute ahead of Emmanuel Mutai of Kenya, who came in second place with a time of 2:09:18.

Third-place finisher was Moses Kigen Kipkosgei of Kenya, whose time was 2:10:39.

For the women, Edna Kiplagat of Kenya came in first place.

American distance runner Shalane Flanagan, running in her very first marathon, came in second place, twenty seconds after Kiplagat. It was the best finish for an American woman in 20 years.

Third-place finisher was Mary Jepkosgei Keitany of Kenya, at 2:29:01.

But perhaps the most-applauded runner was Chilean miner Edison Pena, who received a noisy ovation from the crowd when he crossed the finish line in under five hours, draped in Chile’s flag.New York City Marathon Results 2010

Pena said that he ran six or seven miles each day, while trapped underground: “I was running to show that I wasn’t just waiting around. I was running to be an active participant in my own salvation.”New York City Marathon Results 2010

Men
2010 — Gebre Gebrmariam, Ethiopia, 2:08:14
2009 — Meb Keflezighi, United States, 2:09:15
2008 — Marilson Gomes dos Santos, Brazil, 2:08:43
2007 — Martin Lel, Kenya, 2:09:04
2006 — Marilson Gomes dos Santos, Brazil, 2:09:58
2005 — Paul Tergat, Kenya, 2:09:30
2004 — Hendrik 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 — Abdelkhader 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 — German Silva, Mexico, 2:11:00
1994 — German Silva, Mexico, 2:11:21
1993 — Andres Espinosa, Mexico, 2:10:04
1992 — Willie Mtolo, South Africa, 2:09:29
1991 — Salvador Garcia, Mexico, 2:09:28
1990 — Douglas Wakihuri, Kenya, 2:12:39
1989 — Juma Ikangaa, Tanzania, 2:08:01
1988 — Steve Jones, Wales, 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, 2:12:11
1977 — Bill Rodgers, United States, 2:11:28
1976 — Bill Rodgers, United States, 2:10:09
1975 — Tom Fleming, United States, 2:19:27
1974 — Norb Sander, United States, 2:26:30
1973 — Tom Fleming, United States, 2:21:54
1972 — Sheldon Karlin, United States, 2:27:52
1971 — Norm Higgins, United States, 2:22:54
1970 — Gary Muhrcke, United States, 2:31:38
Women
2010 — Edna Kiplagat, Kenya, 2:28:20
2009 — Derartu Tulu, Ethiopia, 2:28:52
2008 — Paula Radcliffe, Britain, 2:23:56
2007 — Paula Radcliffe, Britain, 2:23:09
2006 — Jelena Prokopcuka, Latvia, 2:25:05
2005 — Jelena Prokopcuka, Latvia, 2:24:41
2004 — Paula Radcliffe, Britain, 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 — Ludmila 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 — Anuta Catuna, 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 Ondiecki, Australia, 2:24:40
1991 — Liz McColgan, Scotland, 2:27:23
1990 — Wanda Panfil, Poland, 2:30:45
1989 — Ingrid Kristiansen, Norway, 2:25:30
1988 — Grete Waitz, Norway, 2:28:07
1987 — Priscilla Welch, Britain, 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, 2:25:41
1979 — Grete Waitz, Norway, 2:27:33
1978 — Grete Waitz, Norway, 2:32:30
1977 — Miki Gorman, Japan, 2:43:10
1976 — Miki Gorman, Japan, 2:39:11
1975 — Kim Merritt, United States, 2:46:14
1974 — Kathrine Switzer, United States, 3:07:29
1973 — Nina Kuscik, United States, 2:57:07
1972 — Nina Kuscik, United States, 3:18:41
1971 — Beth Bonner, United States, 2:55:22
1970 — No finisher