1983 New York City Marathon

The 1983 New York City Marathon was the 14th edition of the New York City Marathon and took place in New York City on 23 October.[1]

Results

Rank	Athlete	Country	Time
	Rod Dixon	New Zealand	2:08.59
	Geoffrey Smith	England	2:09.08
	Ron Tabb	United States	2:10.46
4	John Tuttle	United States	2:10.51
5	John Graham	Scotland	2:10.57
6	Gidamis Shahanga	Tanzania	2:11.05
7	Rudy Chapa	United States	2:11.13
8	Domingo Tibaduiza	Colombia	2:11.21
9	Derek Froude	New Zealand	2:11.25
10	Jukka Toivola	Finland	2:11.35
11	David Gordon	United States	2:11.41
12	Pat Petersen	United States	2:12.06
13	Kirk Pfeffer	United States	2:12.20
14	Kevin Ryan	New Zealand	2:12.53
15	Santiago de la Parte	Spain	2:12.54
16	David Brian Long	England	2:12.57
17	Oyvind Dahl	Norway	2:13.20
18	Tony Sandoval	United States	2:13.21
19	Don Norman	United States	2:13.34
20	Douglas Avrit	United States	2:13.57
21	Dean Matthews	United States	2:14.17
22	Alex Kasich	United States	2:14.22
23	Terence Colton	England	2:14.39
24	Sal Vega	United States	2:14.48
25	Ricardo Ortega	Spain	2:15.04

Rank	Athlete	Country	Time
	Grete Waitz	Norway	2:27.00
	Laura Fogli	Italy	2:31.49
	Priscilla Welch	England	2:32.31
4	Alba Milana	Italy	2:34.57
5	Nancy Ditz	United States	2:35.31
6	Christa Vahlensieck	Germany	2:35.59
7	Veronique Marot	England	2:36.24
8	Paola Moro	Italy	2:37.46
9	Isabelle Carmichael	United States	2:38.15
10	Ann Peisch	United States	2:38.19
11	Maria Trujillo	Mexico	2:38.32
12	Julie Shea	United States	2:39.02
13	Carol Gould	England	2:40.34
14	Sarah Rowell	England	2:40.52
15	Gillian Horovitz	England	2:41.23
16	Heidi Jacobsen	Norway	2:41.25
17	Maria Luisa Ronquillo	Mexico	2:41.29
18	Renata Walendziak	Poland	2:41.34
19	Birgit Lennartz	Germany	2:41.42
20	Jacqueline Hulbert	Wales	2:41.51
21	Kare Holm	United States	2:42.33
22	Inez Mclean	Scotland	2:42.42
23	Lone Dybdal	Denmark	2:42.45
24	Julie Barleycorn	England	2:42.57
25	Marilyn Hulak	United States	2:43.28

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