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TCS NEW YORK CITY MARATHON 2019 NOV 3, 2019 TOP 60 LEADERS Official Times PROFESSIONAL MEN - FINISH Country Elapsed Diff TCS NEW YORK CITY MARATHON 2019 NOV 3, 2019 TOP 60 LEADERS official times PROFESSIONAL MEN - FINISH Country Elapsed Diff. From Mile Diff. From 5K Diff. From Finish Average Place Bib Name Code Time Leader Time Last Mile Time Last 5K Time Pace/Mile 1 3 Geoffrey Kamworor KEN 2:08:13 +0:00.00 2:08:13 4:54 2 5 Albert Korir KEN 2:08:36 +0:22.77 2:08:36 4:55 3 443 Girma Bekele Gebre ETH 2:08:38 +0:25.16 2:08:38 4:55 4 4 Tamirat Tola ETH 2:09:20 +1:07.21 2:09:20 4:56 5 2 Shura Kitata ETH 2:10:39 +2:26.34 2:10:39 4:59 6 6 Jared Ward USA 2:10:45 +2:31.87 2:10:45 5:00 7 10 Stephen Sambu KEN 2:11:11 +2:58.01 2:11:11 5:01 8 11 Yoshiki Takenouchi JPN 2:11:18 +3:05.44 2:11:18 5:01 9 14 Abdi Abdirahman USA 2:11:34 +3:20.70 2:11:34 5:02 10 28 Connor McMillan USA 2:12:07 +3:54.07 2:12:07 5:03 11 12 Arne Gabius GER 2:12:57 +4:43.87 2:12:57 5:05 12 15 Daniel Mesfun ERI 2:13:09 +4:56.25 2:13:09 5:05 13 26 Birhanu Dare Kemal ETH 2:13:35 +5:22.06 2:13:35 5:06 14 18 Tyler Pennel USA 2:14:10 +5:57.42 2:14:10 5:08 15 27 John Raneri USA 2:14:13 +6:00.25 2:14:13 5:08 16 445 Patricio Castillo MEX 2:14:16 +6:03.21 2:14:16 5:08 17 25 Tadesse Yae Dabi ETH 2:14:24 +6:10.74 2:14:24 5:08 18 19 Tyler Jermann USA 2:15:38 +7:24.74 2:15:38 5:11 19 23 Joe Whelan USA 2:16:10 +7:56.85 2:16:10 5:12 20 30 Louis Serafini USA 2:16:34 +8:20.85 2:16:34 5:13 21 448 Diriba Degefa Yigezu ETH 2:16:38 +8:24.89 2:16:38 5:13 22 9 Jack Rayner AUS 2:16:58 +8:45.44 2:16:58 5:14 23 8 Brett Robinson AUS 2:17:50 +9:37.00 2:17:50 5:16 24 20 Craig Leon USA 2:18:20 +10:07.42 2:18:20 5:17 25 36 Mustafa Mohamed SWE 2:19:41 +11:28.18 2:19:41 5:20 26 29 Brendan Martin USA 2:19:52 +11:38.66 2:19:52 5:21 27 24 Harbert Okuti UGA 2:21:06 +12:52.90 2:21:06 5:23 28 447 Fredison Costa BRA 2:21:29 +13:16.03 2:21:29 5:24 29 16 Tyler McCandless USA 2:21:55 +13:41.94 2:21:55 5:25 Temesgen 30 458 ETH 2:23:04 +14:51.12 2:23:04 5:28 Habtemariam Bekele 31 34 Jaime Julia PUR 2:23:04 +14:51.54 2:23:04 5:28 32 460 Abu Kebede Diriba ETH 2:23:55 +15:42.09 2:23:55 5:30 33 7 Michel Butter NED 2:25:06 +16:52.86 2:25:06 5:33 34 465 Matthew Kruger USA 2:25:37 +17:24.38 2:25:37 5:34 35 441 Rune Baekgaard DEN 2:26:53 +18:40.13 2:26:53 5:37 36 454 Miguel Ferrer ESP 2:27:15 +19:02.12 2:27:15 5:37 37 442 Chris Bailey USA 2:27:29 +19:15.65 2:27:29 5:38 38 476 Jakob Pedersen DEN 2:27:49 +19:36.11 2:27:49 5:39 39 487 Benjamin Toomer GBR 2:27:56 +19:43.22 2:27:56 5:39 40 462 David Kilgore USA 2:27:59 +19:45.62 2:27:59 5:39 41 546 Matthew Conrad USA 2:29:40 +21:27.38 2:29:40 5:43 42 481 Jonathan Rosenbrier GBR 2:30:11 +21:57.62 2:30:11 5:44 43 450 Anthony Desabato USA 2:30:21 +22:08.55 2:30:21 5:45 44 473 Mathias Osmark SWE 2:32:02 +23:49.07 2:32:02 5:48 45 474 Hugh Parker USA 2:32:19 +24:06.21 2:32:19 5:49 Page 1/2 Produced by New York Road Runners Media Leaderboard / 04:39 pm - 11/03/19 46 457 Eirik Gundersen NOR 2:32:20 +24:07.21 2:32:20 5:49 47 467 Matthew Lawder USA 2:32:51 +24:38.07 2:32:51 5:50 Guillermo Pineda 48 477 USA 2:33:03 +24:49.61 2:33:03 5:51 Morales 49 459 Thierry Ini ITA 2:33:45 +25:31.84 2:33:45 5:52 50 470 Francesco Mascherpa ITA 2:33:56 +25:42.69 2:33:56 5:53 51 483 Brian Schroy USA 2:34:13 +26:00.57 2:34:13 5:53 52 455 Mario Fraioli USA 2:34:15 +26:02.45 2:34:15 5:53 53 545 Jann Post NOR 2:34:29 +26:15.70 2:34:29 5:54 54 490 Hermann Achmueller ITA 2:35:44 +27:30.98 2:35:44 5:57 55 446 Anis Chefirat FRA 2:38:01 +29:47.88 2:38:01 6:02 56 475 John Paulett USA 2:38:41 +30:27.67 2:38:41 6:04 57 466 Patrick Kuhlmann USA 2:38:43 +30:30.32 2:38:43 6:04 58 489 Daniel Lemelman USA 2:39:04 +30:51.23 2:39:04 6:04 59 452 Sean Donohue USA 2:42:33 +34:19.94 2:42:33 6:12 60 456 Chris Fyock USA 2:43:12 +34:59.15 2:43:12 6:14 Page 2/2 Produced by New York Road Runners Media Leaderboard / 04:39 pm - 11/03/19.
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