Sydney Marathon 2025 Results
The TCS Sydney Marathon 2025 was a remarkable event on the global marathon calendar, debuting this year as an official edition of the Abbott World Marathon Majors series. Many fast male and female runners, as well as wheelchair athletes, competed on the streets of Sydney, delivering unforgettable sporting excitement to the fans. Below are the results and brief descriptions of the top athletes who made their mark in the history of this race.
Top 10 Men of the TCS Sydney Marathon 2025
1. Hailemaryam Kiros Kebedew (Ethiopia) – 2:06:06
2. Addisu Gobena Aga (Ethiopia) – 2:06:16
3. Tebello Ramakongoana (Lesotho) – 2:06:47
4. Mustapha Houdadi (Morocco) – 2:07:17
5. Edward Cheserek (Kenya) – 2:07:38
6. Masato Arao (Japan) – 2:07:42
7. Laban Korir (Kenya) – 2:08:06
8. Felix Kiptoo Kirwa (Kenya) – 2:08:18
9. Eliud Kipchoge (Kenya) – 2:08:31
10. Victor Kipchirchir (Kenya) – 2:09:08
Hailemaryam Kiros dominated the competition, setting a new course record. Following him were representatives from Ethiopia, Lesotho, and Kenya, who also achieved outstanding times, confirming the high global level of the competition.
Top 10 Women of the TCS Sydney Marathon 2025
1. Sifan Hassan (Netherlands) – 2:18:22
2. Brigid Jeptchirchir Kosgei (Kenya) – 2:18:56
3. Workenesh Edesa Gurmesa (Ethiopia) – 2:22:15
4. Kumeshi Sichala (Ethiopia) – 2:22:50
5. Evaline Chirchir (Kenya) – 2:23:13
6. Ai Hosoda (Japan) – 2:23:27
7. Leanne Pompeani (Australia) – 2:24:47
8. Jessica Stenson (Australia) – 2:28:56
9. Lisa Weightman (Australia) – 2:29:34
10. Abigail Nordberg (Australia) – 2:35:43
Sifan Hassan impressively improved the course record, outpacing Kenyan Kosgei and Ethiopian Gurmesa at the finish. The women’s competition was very tight, with the top three crossing the finish line in times under 2:23:00.
Top 3 Men in Wheelchair Category
1. Marcel Hug (Switzerland) – 1:27:15
2. Tomoki Suzuki (Japan) – 1:33:29
3. Gerard Schipper (Netherlands) – 1:37:34
Marcel Hug once again confirmed his dominance in the men’s wheelchair category, achieving an impressive time that remains among the best on world marathon courses.
Top 3 Women in Wheelchair Category
1. Susannah Scaroni (USA) – 1:44:52
2. Eden Rainbow-Cooper (United Kingdom) – 1:53:41
3. Vanessa Cristina de Souza (Brazil) – 1:58:56
Susannah Scaroni decisively won among women in the wheelchair category, distancing her rivals by significant margins and securing her place among the best female marathon wheelchair athletes worldwide.
Records and Atmosphere
This year’s edition of the Sydney Marathon went down as one of the most spectacular marathons. The new course record holders on both men’s and women’s sides demonstrated the highest global level. The excitement at the start and along the route attracted thousands of fans and running enthusiasts, creating an incredible atmosphere of a sporting celebration.
More Information about Sydney Marathon
For all marathon fans and running enthusiasts, visit the Sydney Marathon category on WorldMarathoner.com. There you will find comprehensive reports, up-to-date results, and analyses covering every aspect of the race. Discover more about this year’s event and stay informed about the most important happenings in the marathon world.
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