Swiss City Marathon

The Swiss City Marathon is a marathon in Lucerne which was held for the first time on 28 October 2007. It is organised by the Lucerne Marathon Association. A half marathon and a "try-out marathon" (Schnuppermarathon) of 13 km are also part of the programme. With 5594 finishers, the premiere was the largest first edition of a running event in Switzerland and the Lucerne Marathon became at once the third largest Swiss marathon after the Zurich and Jungfrau Marathon. Viktor Röthlin, currently best Swiss marathon runner, has become the ambassador of the race.

Swiss City Marathon
Swiss City Marathon Logo
LocationLucerne, Switzerland
Event typeRoad
DistanceMarathon
Primary sponsorCoop
Established2007
Course recordsMen's: 2:26:18 (2015)
Fabian Kürt
Women's: 2:39:14 (2013)
Martina Strähl
Official siteSwiss City Marathon
Participants1,065 (2019)
1,020 (2018)

Course description

The course is a circuit with the length of a half marathon, which starts and finishes at the Swiss Transport Museum. The track runs first along the "Haldenstrasse", passing by the chapel royal and the traditional luxury hotels of the city. Departing from "Schwanenplatz", the runners cross the pier from where they can see the famous chapel bridge and the water tower as well as the Old Town. On the other side of the lake, the track passes by the Lucerne Culture and Congress Centre built by Jean Nouvel, around the Horwer peninsula and along Lake Lucerne with a view of the impressive Alpine panorama of Central Switzerland. From Horw, where the finish line of the "try-out marathon" (Schnuppermarathon) is located; the course leads through the Allmend stadium back to the pier and to the Swiss Transport Museum.

Past winners

Key:   Course record

Edition Year Men's winner Time (h:m:s) Women's winner Time (h:m:s)
1st 2007  Urs Christen (SUI) 2:33:03  Addis Gezahegne (ETH) 2:53:28
2nd 2008  Pius Hunold (SUI) 2:31:36  Stefanie Schillig-Planzer (SUI) 3:00:11
3rd 2009  René Hauser (SUI) 2:27:39  Helga Rauch (ITA) 2:56:57
4th 2010  Stefan Müller (SUI) 2:35:48  Julia Wagner (GER) 2:47:36
5th 2011  Woody Schoch (SUI) 2:32:09  Lauren Jeska* (GBR) 2:48:17
6th 2012  Patrick Jeanneret (SUI) 2:36:03  Lucia Mayer (SUI) 2:49:02
7th 2013  Bartosz Olszewski (POL) 2:31:16  Martina Strähl (SUI) 2:39:14
8th 2014  Reto Dietiker (SUI) 2:30:19  Franziska Inauen (SUI) 2:55:50
9th 2015  Fabian Kürt (SUI) 2:26:18  Conny Berchtold (SUI) 2:45:20
10th 2016  Stefan Trummer (SUI) 2:30:24  Susanne Rüegger (SUI) 2:40:24
11th 2017  Fabian Anrig (SUI) 2:27:23  Franziska Inauen (SUI) 2:52:49
12th 2018  Elias Gemperli (SUI) 2:27:53  Franziska Inauen (SUI) 2:51:07
13th 2019  Kay-Uwe Müller (GER) 2:27:04  Franziska Inauen (SUI) 2:55:03
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Statistic

28 October 2007

Fastest Runner Marathon [2]

  • Men: Urs Christen, Rotkreuz, 2:33.02,5
  • Women: Addis Gezahegne, Kriens, 2:53.27,9

Fastest Runner Half Marathon

  • Men: Daniel Renggli, Luzern, 1:11.30,3
  • Women: Renata Bucher, Littau, 1:21.16,2

Finisher

  • Marathon: 2713 (2136 men und 577 women)
  • Half Marathon: 2263 (1403 men und 860 women)
  • Try-out Marathon: 419 (190 men und 229 women)

26 October 2008

Fastest Runner Marathon [3]

  • Men: Pius Hunold, Benken, 2:31.35,2
  • Women: Stefanie Schillig-Planzer, Altdorf, 3:00.10,5

Fastest Runner Halbmarathon

  • Men: Ueli Koch, Schwendibach, 1:07.48,7
  • Women: Addis Gezahegne, Kriens, 1:18.54,6

Finisher

  • Marathon:2303 (1837 men und 466 women)
  • Half Marathon:3947 (2562 men und 1385 women)
  • Try-out Marathon:385 (161 men und 224 women)
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See also

References
  1. Transgender athlete jailed | Lancashire Evening Post
  2. ranking list 2007
  3. ranking list 2008
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