Oslo Marathon
The Oslo Marathon is an annual marathon that takes place between the end of September and the beginning of October. There are four distances; marathon, half-marathon, 10 and 3 km.
Oslo Marathon | |
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Date | September |
Location | Oslo, Norway |
Event type | Road |
Distance | Marathon |
Primary sponsor | BMW |
Established | 2004 |
Course records | Men's: 2:15:58 (2017) Women's: 2:44:43 (2012) |
Official site | Oslo Marathon |
Participants | 2,834 (2019) |
The track goes along the seaside of Oslofjord, with competitors in the marathon running it twice.
History
The first Oslo Marathon took place in 1994. After some years without any long distance race, the capital of Norway re-launched the Oslo Marathon in 2004.
The number of participants in the 2010 edition was close to 16,000, of which almost 50% were women.
Results
Marathon
Year | Winner men | Country | Time | Winner women | Country | Time |
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2019 | Thomas Asgautsen | 2:26:54 | Marfa Troeva | 2:54:12 | ||
2018 | Ebrahim Abdulaziz | 2:19:27 | Marthe Myhre | 2:46:48 | ||
2017 | Yuki Kawauchi | 2:15:58 | Hilde Aders | 2:54:31 | ||
2016 | Marius Vedvik | 2:21:53 | Marthe Myhre | 2:43:34 | ||
2015 | Taye Tirfea | 2:20:49 | Hilde Aders | 2:52:35 | ||
2014 | Taye Tirfea | 2:21:36 | Laila Mehus | 2:54:27 | ||
2013 | Andreas Myhre | 2:24:50 | Marianne Johansen | 2:47:57 | ||
2012 | Øystein Sylta | 2:25:42 | Marthe Myhre | 2:44:43 | ||
2011 | Andreas Myhre | 2:27:28 | Marthe Myhre | 2:52:30 | ||
2010 | Andreas Høye | 2:29:21 | Fride Vullum-Bruer | 2:45:34 | ||
2009 | John Strupstad | 2:32:29 | Margaretha Baumann | 2:49:49 | ||
2008 | Martin Kjäll-Ohlsson | 2:26:15 | Sharon Broadwell | 2:57:03 | ||
2007 | Ronny Hognestad | 2:35:04 | Margaretha Baumann | 2:52:26 | ||
2006 | Henrik Sandstad | 2:24:00 | Margrethe Løgavlen | 2:56:01 | ||
2005 | Jan Helgeson | 2:26:09 | Sofie Spiten | 2:54:08 | ||
2004 | Carlos de Brito | 2:27:05 | Gry-Christine Wilhelmsen | 2:51:53 |
Half Marathon
Year | Winner men | Country | Time | Winner women | Country | Time |
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2019 | Ådne Andersen | 1:05:38 | Annie Bersagel | 1:15:33 | ||
2018 | Marius Vedvik | 1:05:41 | Runa Skrove Falch | 1:15:49 | ||
2017 | Okubamichael Fissehatsion | 1:04:45 | Runa Skrove Falch | 1:16:32 | ||
2016 | Okubamichael Fissehatsion | 1:05:50 | Rebecca Hilland | 1:16:48 | ||
2015 | Boniface Kirui | 1:03:24 | Eleanor Davis | 1:15:45 | ||
2014 | Sondre Nordstad Moen | 1:02:59 | Heidi Pharo | 1:17:18 |
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References
- Results
- Oslo Marathon. Association of Road Racing Statisticians (2013-01-05). Retrieved on 2013-09-23.
- Oslo Marathon. Association of Road Racing Statisticians
- Oslo Half Marathon. Association of Road Racing Statisticians
External links
- Official Site (in Norwegian)
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