1980 New York City Marathon

The 1980 New York City Marathon was the 11th edition of the New York City Marathon and took place in New York City on 26 October.[1]

Results

Rank	Athlete	Country	Time
	Alberto Salazar	United States	2:09.41
	Rodolfo Gómez	Mexico	2:10.13
	John Graham	Scotland	2:11.46,5
4	Jeff Wells	United States	2:11.59,4
5	Bill Rodgers	United States	2:13.20,3
6	Inge Simonsen	Norway	2:13.28,3
7	Trevor Wright	England	2:13.31,0
8	Ryszard Marczak	Poland	2:13.45,1
9	Dick Beardsley	United States	2:13.56,0
10	Frank Richardson	United States	2:14.27,8
11	Christopher Garforth	England	2:14.28,7
12	Ricardo Ortega	Spain	2:14.44,6
13	Øyvind Dahl	Norway	2:15.06,9
14	Michelangelo Arena	Italy	2:15.16,2
15	Emmanuel Ndiemandoi	Tanzania	2:15.46,3
16	Jaime White	United States	2:16.38,6
17	Ferenc Szekeres	Hungary	2:17.19,0
18	Kevin Mccarey	United States	2:17.20,7
19	Roy Kulikowski	United States	2:17.50,6
20	Norman Wilson	England	2:17.58,5
21	Jerome Drayton	Canada	2:17.58,8
22	Christopher Stewart	England	2:17.59,0
23	Armand Parmentier	Belgium	2:18.08,6
24	Rick Callison	United States	2:18.15,8
25	Esa Tikkanen	Finland	2:18.29,1

Rank	Athlete	Country	Time
	Grete Waitz	Norway	2:25.41,3
	Patti Catalano	United States	2:29.33,6
	Ingrid Kristiansen	Norway	2:34.24,9
4	Carol Gould	England	2:35.05,5
5	Gillian Horovitz	England	2:37.55,4
6	Laurie Binder	United States	2:38.09,3
7	Kiki Sweigart	United States	2:40.34,3
8	Oddrun Mosling	Norway	2:41.00,5
9	Gayle Olinekova	Canada	2:41.32,9
10	Jean Chodnicki	United States	2:43.33,8
11	Sonja Laxton	South Africa	2:43.48,1
12	Janice Arenz	United States	2:44.16,0
13	Donna Burge	United States	2:44.47,1
14	Leslie Watson	Scotland	2:45.39,2
15	Carol Cook	United States	2:46.09,9
16	Karlene Herrell	United States	2:47.23,2
17	Kathleen Horton	United States	2:48.08,8
18	Sissel Grottenberg	Norway	2:48.28,4
19	Iciar Martinez	Spain	2:49.01,7
20	Jean Kerr	United States	2:50.45
21	Vreni Forster	Switzerland	2:51.29,3
22	Katie Mcdonald	United States	2:53.39,2

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