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Medibank Melbourne Marathon Festival 2018 Official Results Medibank Melbourne Marathon Festival MEDIBANK MELBOURNE MARATHON FESTIVAL 2018 OFFICIAL RESULTS MEDIBANK MELBOURNE MARATHON FESTIVAL OCTOBER 14 The 41st edition of the Medibank Melbourne Marathon Festival witnessed record breaking numbers, 34,734 participants joined together for Australia’s 2018 MEDIBANK largest marathon festival, the event eclipsed the previous highs of 2013 – THANK YOU FOR MELBOURNE MARATHON an outstanding result. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Once again in true Melbourne fashion, the weather played its part with calm almost perfect conditions for the start of the race however as the day went on the temperature rose along with the wind making conditions that PARTICIPATING bit harder for the runners as the race progressed. Congratulations to Liam Adams and Sinead Diver who took victory on the day in the Marathon recording times of 2hr15mins13secs and 2hr25min19secs respectively, the highlight a race record achieved by Sinead along with a $20,000 bonus along the way! I would like to record our sincere appreciation to all of our sponsors, with particular thanks to title sponsor Medibank and long term partners ASICS and Active Feet. In 2018, SriLankan Airlines were back for the second year as our title sponsor of the events largest race the Half Marathon which incidentally sold out. In 2018 we also added the support of GARMIN who powered the events App which took more fabulous steps hosting the full 7hr live feed. The Festival’s key media partners, the Nine Network, Nova and Herald Sun combined to provide significant exposure for the event, whilst on the ground the Festival again delivered more activations, more exhibitors and more entertainment with bands, DJ’s. The event once more was a dominant presence on social media reaching over 37 million people worldwide with our images, stories & engaging content. Thousands of photographs were uploaded by users showcasing their race day experience, making #melbmara the top trending hashtag across the country. The entire festival was streamed live through our YouTube channel, website & mobile app which brought in over 18,000 viewers across the day. Now in its third year; the official Melbourne Marathon app saw a further 25,000 downloads with users spending over 10 minutes tracking their friends & families taking this to a total of over 64,000 users. Over 16,000 hours were spent on the website in the lead up to the event where visitors enjoyed our tailored training, nutrition & performance content. The Medibank Melbourne Marathon solidified its position as the largest Marathon and Half Marathons in Australia and is set to raise in excess of $1.3 million dollars for charity. We also acknowledge CPEC, our official premier charity partner, for their incredible support of our event and the work they do with so many kids in need. In closing I wish to thank and congratulate, all the winners, my team at IMG that deliver this fantastic event, the volunteers who work tirelessly on the front line and behind the scenes, the Spartans, our trusty suppliers and of course last but certainly not least all of our participants who contributed to a wonderful day at the 2018 Medibank Melbourne Marathon. I look forward to seeing you all at the finish line next year. Marcus Gale Event Director 2018 MEDIBANK MELBOURNE MARATHON FESTIVAL RESULTS GUIDE 3 2018 MEDIBANK MELBOURNE MARATHON FESTIVAL SRI LANKAN AIRLINES HALF MARATHON Beautiful cool, still conditions initially greeted runners in the 41st Melbourne Marathon on October 14. It was The Sri Lankan Airlines half marathon sold out and we finished with a record 9968 finishers making Melbourne 15C and there was barely a breeze when the marathon began at 7am and it was still only 18C when the half the largest half marathon in Australia this year. started at 8am. But that changed as the morning progressed. It got hotter and a north-easterly wind picked up Rio Olympian Brett Robinson won his second consecutive Melbourne half marathon title in 64.15, while Sunshine impacting runners on the way back from Elwood Beach and along St Kilda Rd. It was 22C when Liam Adams Coast’s Mel Panayiotou, a Glasgow Comm Games rep, claimed the women’s title in 75.17. crossed the line at 9.15am and the wind gusts were up to 20km/h. By 2pm when the last runner crossed the finish line it was 25C. Ballarat marathoning legend Steve Moneghetti, now 56, clocked 73.56 to win his age category in the half. Antony Martin became the first 90-year-old to compete in our event. He finished the half marathon in 4hours THE NUMBERS and 12 minutes. The Medibank Marathon numbers trended northwards again with more than 7000 entrants and 6373 finishers – our largest tally since 2014. That made Melbourne the largest marathon in terms of finishers in Australia – for ASICS 10KM AND 5KM RUN the tenth year in a row. The Asics 10km run grew by more than 600 with 7953 finishers, while the 5km event had 3374 finishers. THE RECORDS Sydney’s Harry Summers flew around the Asics 10km circuit in 29.23, while 1500m star Melissa Duncan was first female home in 34.19. Irish born mum Sinead Diver ran the fastest marathon by an Australian on home soil, slashing 46 seconds off Lisa Weightman’s 2013 race record to win in 2:25.19. Her record came with a $20,000 bonus on top of her Martin Cooper (15.12) and Melissa Baster (19.55) were first into the MCG on the new 5km course. $20,000 winning prize. Only three Aussie women have run faster overseas – Benita Willis, Lisa Ondieki (nee O’Dea) and Lisa Weightman. THE SPARTANS Diver’s winning time is just 26 seconds off the world record for a 41-year-old, but she does obliterate the national More than 500 Spartans (10 Melbourne marathon’s or more) took part. Special congratulations to four athletes over-40 record along with Melbourne’s over 40 race record of 2:33.27 set by Olympian Susan Hobson when she who completed their 40th Melbourne Marathon. This group has missed just once race. won the event in 1999. Dennis Nish 67, 5:53.09 Dennis missed the 1979 race because he was working overseas but his moustache has Diver becomes the third 41-year-old to win the race. At 41 years 8 months, she is one month older than Hobson, been on show ever since. but two months shy of Hong Kong’s Winnie Ng, who won the race in 1994. Charles Harcoan 78, 6:22.13. Chas had only just taken up running so missed the first one in 1978. Since then Rio Olympian Liam Adams, who runs for Essendon, became the first Victorian to win the race since 2007, even a couple of stents haven’t stopped him. clocking 2:15.13 to defeat Kenya’s Dominic Ondoro (2:16.55). Adams, 32, had finished sixth in 2:14.09 behind Bryan Flegg 68, 6:28.19 Bryan worked for a chemical company and was overseas in 1978 but since then he’s Ondoro’s 2:10.47 in his first marathon in Melbourne 2013. been a regular, often with a few family members in tow. Adelaide’s Michael Roeger, an arm amputee, stepped up to the marathon and smashed the world record for Neville Gardner 73, 6:56.57 Neville lost his Legend status when he failed to complete the course in under the T46 ambulant category. He finished sixth place overall in 2:23.31. 7hours in 2016. He still finished mind you! Box Hill’s John Meagher, who was fifth in 2:19.20 back in 1993, broke Ron Peters’ over 55 Australian record when he clocked 2:37.14. Peters set the record in 2009 when he ran 2:37.27. THE LEGENDS Regular NSW visitor Tracie Edmondson broke Sandy Beach’s over 50 age record when she clocked 3:05.57 to Cowes-based legend Frank Biviano decided to pull up stumps after completing his 40th Melbourne marathon finish ninth female overall. last year. But the other five Legends, who have run every Melbourne since the race’s inception in 1978, all got through relatively unscathed. Wayne Thompson 65, 4:29.53 Wayne paced the 4hr30min group, otherwise he may have broken 3 hours! John Dobson 67, 5:39.31 Dobbo broke his ribs in a fall earlier this year but still managed to make it through again. David Foskey 72, 5:46.28 Now retired, David’s main aim was to avoid the slow marathon circuit. Mission accomplished. Bruce Hargreaves 65, 5:58.56 Digger has had a tricky year healthwise with a low red-blood cell count hospitalising him in May. Having a year off was never a consideration though. Roger Weinstein 68, 6:51.44 Roger’s smiling face as he shuffled along with family members telling him to hurry up is always memorable. David Foskey, Bruce Digger Hargreaves, Wayne Thompson, John Dobson, Roger Weinstein 4 2018 MEDIBANK MELBOURNE MARATHON FESTIVAL RESULTS GUIDE 2018 MEDIBANK MELBOURNE MARATHON FESTIVAL RESULTS GUIDE 5 MEDIBANK MELBOURNE MARATHON FESTIVAL OVERALL RESULTS WHAT THE WINNERS SAID OVERALL RESULTS Liam Adams halfway (66minutes), but I paid for Medibank Melbourne Marathon it a bit later when the nail on my Winning time: 2:15:13 Overall Male little toe starting digging into my Place Name Gun Time Net Time Bib # On the crowd support foot. I’m going to have to get that 1 Liam Adams 2:15:13 2:15:13 4 looked at, because it’s happened “This is a big event and to get a 2 Dominic Ondoro 2:16:55 2:16:54 1 in my past few races.
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