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2018 Chicago Marathon Statistical Information 2018 Chicago Marathon Statistical Information by K Ken Nakamura Men Chicago Marathon All Time list Performances Time Performer Name Nat Place Date 1 2:03:45 1 Dennis Kimetto KEN 1 13 Oct 2013 2 2:03:52 2 Emmanuel Mut ai KEN 2 13 Oct 2013 3 2:04:11 3 Eliud Kipchoge KEN 1 12 Oct 2014 4 2:04:28 4 Sammy Kitwara KEN 2 12 Oct 2014 5 2:04:32 5 Dickson Chumba KEN 3 12 Oct 2014 6 2:04:38 6 Tsegaye Kebede ETH 1 7 Oct 2012 7 2:04:52 7 Feyisa Lilesa ETH 2 7 Oct 2012 8 2:05:16 Sammy Kitwara 3 13 Oct 2013 9 2:05:27 8 Tilahun Regassa ETH 3 7 Oct 2012 10 2:05:37 9 Moses Mosop KEN 1 9 Oct 2011 11 2:05:41 10 Samuel Wanjiru KEN 1 11 Oct 2009 12 2:05:42 11 Khalid Khannouchi MAR 1 24 Oct 1999 13 2:05:50 12 Evans R utto KEN 1 12 Oct 2003 14 2:05:51 13 Kenenisa Bekele ETH 4 12 Oct 2014 15 2:05:54 Sammy Kitwara 4 7 Oct 2012 16 2:05:56 Khalid Khannouchi 1 13 Oct 2002 17 2:06:04 14 Abderrahim Goumri MAR 2 11 Oct 2009 18 2:06:08 15 Vincent Kipruto KEN 3 11 O ct 2009 19 2:06:13 16 Wesley Korir KEN 5 7 Oct 2012 20 2:06:15 Wesley Korir 2 9 Oct 2011 21 2:06:16 17 Moses Tanui KEN 2 24 Oct 1999 21 2:06:16 17 Daniel Njenga KEN 2 13 Oct 2002 21 2:06:16 17 Toshinari Takaoka JPN 3 13 Oct 2002 21 2:06:16 Evans Rutto 1 10 Oct 2004 25 2:06:18 20 Paul Tergat KEN 4 13 Oct 2002 26 2:06:24 Samuel Wanjiru 1 10 Oct 2010 27 2:06:25 21 Evans Cheruiyot KEN 1 12 Oct 2008 28 2:06:29 22 Bernard Kipyego KEN 3 9 Oct 2011 29 2:06:40 Bernard Kipyego 6 7 Oct 2012 30 2:06:43 23 Tsegaye Kebede ETH 2 10 Oct 2010 31 2:06:46 24 Abdelkader El Mouaziz MAR 5 13 Oct 2002 32 2:06:54 25 Ondoro Osoro KEN 1 11 Oct 1998 33 2:06:56 26 Micah Kogo KEN 4 13 Oct 2013 34 2:07:01 Khalid Khannouchi USA 1 22 Oct 2000 35 2:07:02 27 Fe lix Limo KEN 1 9 Oct 2005 36 2:07:06 28 Charles Munyeki KEN 4 11 Oct 2009 37 2:07:07 29 Paul Koech KEN 2 12 Oct 2003 38 2:07:08 30 Bejamin Maiyo KEN 2 9 Oct 2005 39 2:07:10 Khalid Khannouchi 1 19 Oct 1997 40 2:07:13 31 Steve Jones GBR 1 20 Oct 198 5 41 2:07:14 Daniel Njenga 3 9 Oct 2005 42 2:07:19 Khalid Khannouchi 2 11 Oct 1998 43 2:07:26 32 Samuel Ndungu KEN 7 7 Oct 2012 44 2:07:28 Evans Rutto 4 9 Oct 2005 45 2:07:29 33 Josephat Kiprono KEN 2 22 Oct 2000 46 2:07:35 34 Robert Kipkoec h Cheruiyot KEN 1 22 Oct 2006 47 2:07:37 35 David Kipkorir Mandago KEN 2 12 Oct 2008 48 2:07:40 Daniel Njenga 2 22 Oct 2006 49 2:07:41 Daniel Njenga 3 12 Oct 2003 50 2:07:43 36 Dadi Yami ETH 8 7 Oct 2012 51 2:07:44 Daniel Njenga 2 10 Oct 2004 52 2:07:45 37 Gert Thys RSA 3 11 Oct 1998 53 2:07:46 38 Patrick Ivuti KEN 5 9 Oct 2005 54 2:07:47 Moses Tanui 3 22 Oct 2000 54 2:07:47 39 Dathan Ritzenhein USA 9 7 Oct 2012 56 2:07:50 Toshinari Takaoka 3 10 Oct 2004 US All-Comers List - Men Performances Time Performers Name Nat Place Date 1 2:03:02 1 Geoffrey Mutai KEN 1 Boston 18 Apr 2011 2 2:03:06 2 Moses Mosop KEN 2 Boston 18 Apr 2011 3 2:03:45 3 Dennis Kimetto KEN 1 Chicago 13 Oct 2013 4 2:03:52 4 Emmanuel Mutai KEN 2 Chicago 13 Oct 2013 5 2:04:11 5 Eliud Kipchoge KEN 1 Chicago 12 Oct 2014 6 2:04:28 6 Sammy Kitwara KEN 2 Chicago 12 Oct 2014 7 2:04:32 7 Dickson Chumba KEN 3 Chicago 12 Oct 2014 8 2:04:38 8 Tsegaye Kebede ETH 1 Chicago 7 Oct 2012 9 2:04:52 9 Feyisa Lilesa ETH 2 Chicago 7 Oct 2012 10 2:04:53 10 Gebregziabher Gebremariam ETH 3 Boston 18 Apr 2011 11 2:04:58 11 Ryan Hall USA 4 Boston 18 Apr 2011 12 2:05:06 Geoffrey Mutai 1 New York 6 Nov 2011 13 2:05:16 Sammy Kitwara 3 Chicago 13 Oct 2013 14 2:05:27 12 Tilahun Regassa ETH 3 Chicago 7 Oct 2012 15 2:05:37 Moses Mosop 1 Chicago 9 Oct 2011 16 2:05:41 13 Samuel Wanjiru KEN 1 Chicago 11 Oct 2009 17 2:05:42 14 Khalid Khannouchi MAR 1 Chicago 24 Oct 1999 18 2:05:50 15 Evans Rutto KEN 1 Chicago 12 Oct 20 03 19 2:05:51 16 Kenenisa Bekele ETH 4 Chicago 12 Oct 2014 20 2:05:52 17 Robert Kiprono Cheruiyot KEN 1 Boston 19 Apr 2010 21 2:05:54 Sammy Kitwara 4 Chicago 7 Oct 2012 22 2:05:56 Khalid Khannouchi USA 1 Chicago 13 Oct 2002 23 2:06:04 18 Abderrah im Goumri MAR 2 Chicago 11 Oct 2009 24 2:06:08 19 Vincent Kipruto KEN 3 Chicago 11 Oct 2009 25 2:06:13 20 Abreham Cherkos Feleke ETH 5 Boston 18 Apr 2011 26 2:06:13 21 Wesley Korir KEN 5 Chicago 7 Oct 2012 27 2:06:15 Wesley Korir 2 Chicago 9 Oct 2011 28 2:06:16 22 Moses Tanui KEN 2 Chicago 24 Oct 1999 29 2:06:16 23 Daniel Njenga KEN 2 Chicago 13 Oct 2002 30 2:06:16 24 Toshinari Takaoka JPN 3 Chicago 13 Oct 2002 31 2:06:16 Evans Rutto 1 Chicago 10 Oct 2004 32 2:06:18 25 Paul Tergat KEN 4 Chicago 13 Oct 2002 33 2:06:24 Samuel Wanjiru 1 Chicago 10 Oct 2010 34 2:06:25 26 Evans Cheruiyot KEN 1 Chicago 12 Oct 2008 35 2:06:28 Emmanuel Mutai 2 New York 6 Nov 2011 36 2:06:29 27 Bernard Kipyego KEN 3 Chicago 9 Oct 2011 37 2:06:35 28 Markos Gen eti ETH 1 Los Angeles 20 Mar 2011 38 2:06:40 Bernard Kipyego 6 Chicago 7 Oct 2012 39 2:06:43 Tsegaye Kebede 2 Chicago 10 Oct 2010 40 2:06:43 Robert Kiprono Cheruiyot 6 Boston 18 Apr 2011 41 2:06:46 29 Abdelkader El Mouaziz MAR 5 Chicago 13 Oct 20 02 42 2:06:51 30 Tariku Jifar ETH 1 Houston 15 Jan 2012 43 2:06:54 31 Ondoro Osoro KEN 1 Chicago 11 Oct 1998 44 2:06:56 32 Micah Kogo KEN 4 Chicago 13 Oct 2013 45 2:07:01 Khalid Khannouchi 1 Chicago 22 Oct 2000 46 2:07:02 33 Felix Limo KEN 1 Chicag o 9 Oct 2005 47 2:07:04 34 Bekana Daba ETH 1 Houston 30 Jan 2011 48 2:07:06 35 Charles Munyeki KEN 4 Chicago 11 Oct 2009 49 2:07:07 36 Paul Koech KEN 2 Chicago 12 Oct 2003 50 2:07:08 37 Benjamin Maiyo KEN 2 Chicago 9 Oct 2005 51 2:07:10 Khalid Khanno uchi 1 Chicago 19 Oct 1997 52 2:07:10 38 Philip Kimutai Sanga KEN 7 Boston 18 Apr 2011 53 2:07:13 39 Steve Jones GBR 1 Chicago 20 Oct 1985 54 2:07:14 Daniel Njenga 3 Chicago 9 Oct 2005 World Marathon Majors All Time Performance List List starts from 2006 when World Marathon Majors were inaugurated Performances Time Performers Name Nat Place Venue Date 1 2:01:39 1 Eliud Kipchoge 1 KEN 1 Berlin 16 Sept 2018 2 2:02:57 2 Dennis Kimetto 1 KEN 1 Berlin 28 Sept 2014 3 2:03:02 3 Geoffrey Mutai 1 KEN 1 Boston 18 Apr 2011 4 2:03:03 4 Kenenisa Bekele 1 ETH 1 Berlin 25 Sept 2016 5 2:03:05 Eliud Kipchoge 2 1 London 24 Apr 2016 6 2:03:06 5 Moses Mosop 1 KEN 2 Boston 18 Apr 2011 7 2:03:13 6 Emmanuel Mutai 1 KEN 2 Berlin 28 Sept 2014 8 2:03:13 7 Wilson Kipsang 1 KEN 2 Berlin 25 Sept 2016 9 2:03:23 Wilson Kipsang 2 1 Berlin 29 Sept 2013 10 2:03:32 Eliud Kipchoge 3 1 Berlin 24 Sept 2017 11 2:03:38 8 Patrick Makau 1 KEN 1 Berlin 25 Sept 2011 12 2:03:45 Dennis Kimetto 2 1 Chicago 13 Oct 2013 13 2:03:46 9 Guye Adola 1 ETH 2 Berlin 24 Sept 2017 14 2:03:51 10 Stanley Biwott 1 KEN 2 London 24 Apr 2016 15 2:03:52 Emmanuel Mutai 2 2 Chicago 13 Oct 2013 16 2:03:58 Wilson Kipsang 3 1 Tokyo 26 Feb 2017 17 2:03:59 11 Haile Ge brselassie 1 ETH 1 Berlin 28 Sept 2008 18 2:04:00 Eliud Kipchoge 4 1 Berlin 27 Sept 2015 19 2:04:05 Eliud Kipchoge 5 2 Berlin 29 Sept 2013 20 2:04:11 Eliud Kipchoge 6 1 Chicago 12 Oct 2014 21 2:04:15 Geoffrey Mutai 2 1 Berlin 30 Sept 2012 22 2:04:16 Dennis Kimetto 3 2 Berlin 30 Sept 2012 23 2:04:17 Eliud Kipchoge 7 1 London 22 Apr 2018 24 2:04:26 Haile Gebrselassie 2 1 Berlin 30 Sep 2007 25 2:04:28 12 Sammy Kitwara 1 KEN 2 Chicago 12 Oct 2014 26 2:04:29 Wilson Kipsang 4 1 London 13 Apr 2014 27 2:04:32 13 Dickson Chumba 1 KEN 3 Chicago 12 Oct 2014 28 2:04:38 14 Tsegaye Kebede 1 ETH 1 Chicago 7 Oct 2012 29 2:04:40 Emmanuel Mutai 3 1 London 17 Apr 2011 30 2:04:42 Eliud Kipchoge 8 1 London 26 Apr 2015 31 2:04:44 Wilson Kipsang 5 1 London 22 Apr 2012 32 2:04:47 Wilson Kipsang 6 2 London 26 Apr 2015 33 2:04:49 15 Tola Shura Kitata 1 ETH 2 London 22 Apr 2018 34 2:04:52 16 Feyisa Lilesa 1 ETH 2 Chicago 7 Oct 2012 35 2:04:53 17 Gebregziabher Gebremariam 1 ETH 3 Boston 18 Apr 2011 36 2:04:55 Stanley Biwott 2 2 London 13 Apr 2014 37 2:04:58 18 Ryan Hall 1 USA 4 Boston 18 Apr 2011 38 2:05:05 Geoffrey Mutai 3 1 New York 6 Nov 2011 39 2:05:08 Patrick Makau 2 1 Berlin 26 Sept 2010 40 2:05:10 19 Samu el Wanjiru 1 KEN 1 London 26 Apr 2009 41 2:05:10 Geoffrey Mutai 4 2 Berlin 26 Sept 2010 42 2:05:15 20 Martin Lel 1 KEN 1 London 13 Apr 2008 43 2:05:16 Sammy Kitwara 2 3 Chicago 13 Oct 2013 44 2:05:19 Tsegaye Kebede 2 1 London 25 Apr 2010 45 2:05:20 Tsegaye Kebede 3 2 London 26 Apr 2009 46 2:05:21 21 Eliud Kiptanui 1 KEN 2 Berlin 27 Sept 2015 47 2:05:24 Samuel Wanjiru 2 2 London 13 Apr 2008 48 2:05:25 22 Bazu Worku 1 ETH 3 Berlin 26 Sept 2010 49 2:05:27 23 Jaouad Gharib 1 MAR 3 Londo n 26 Apr 2009 50 2:05:27 24 Tilahun Regassa 1 ETH 3 Chicago 7 Oct 2012 51 2:05:30 25 Abderrahim Goumri 1 MAR 3 London 13 Apr 2008 52 2:05:30 Dickson Chumba 2 1 Tokyo 25 Feb 2018 53 2:05:31 26 Evans Chebet 1 KEN 3 Berlin 25 Sept 2016 54 2:05:36 27 James Kwambai 1 KEN 2 Berlin 28 Sept 2008 55 2:05:37 Moses Mosop 2 1 Chicago 9 Oct 2011 56 2:05:41 Samuel Wanjiru 3 1 Chicago 11 Oct 2009 57 2:05:42 Dickson Chumba 3 1 Tokyo 23 Feb 2014 58 2:05:45 Martin Lel 2 2 London 17 Apr 2011 59 2:05 :45 Patrick Makau 3 3 London 17 Apr 2011 60 2:05:48 28 Daniel Wanjiru KEN 1 London 23 Apr 2017 61 2:05:50 Dennis Kimetto 4 3 London 26 Apr 2015 Best Marks for Places in Chicago Marathon Place Time Name Nationality Date 1 2:03:45 Dennis Kimetto KEN 13 Oct 2013 2:04:11 Eliud Kipchoge KEN 12 Oct 2014 2:04:38 Tsegaye Kebede ETH 7 Oct 2012 2:05:37 Moses Mosop KEN 9 Oct 2011 2:05:41 Samuel Wanjiru KEN 11 Oct 2009 2 2:03:52 Emmanuel Mutai KEN 13 Oct 2013 2:04:28 Sammy Kitwara KEN 12 Oct 2014 2:04:52 Feyisa Lilesa ETH 7 Oct 2012 2:06:04 Abderrahim Goumri MAR 11 Oct 2009 3 2:04:32 Dickson Chumba KEN 12 Oct 2014 2:05:16 Sammy Kitwara KEN 13 Oct 2013 2:05:27 Tilahun Regassa ETH 7 Oct 2012 2:06:08 Vincent Kipruto KEN 11 Oct 2009 4 2:05:11 Kenenisa Bekele ETH 12 Oct 2014 2:05:54 Sammy Kitwara KEN 7 Oct 2012 2:06:18 Paul Tergat
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