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São Paulo International Marathon
Ibirapuera Park, where the races start and finish
DateApril [1]
Location São Paulo, Brazil
Event type Road
Distance Marathon, half marathon, 10K, 5K
Established1995 (29 years ago) (1995) [2] [3]
Official site São Paulo Int' Marathon

The São Paulo International Marathon [a] ( Portuguese: Maratona Internacional de São Paulo [4]) is an annual road-based marathon hosted by São Paulo, Brazil, since 1995. [2] [3] [5] It was categorized as a Bronze Label Road Race by the International Association of Athletics Federations, and is the first race in Brazil to have achieved this distinction. [2] The marathon is also a member of the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races. [1] During the race weekend, a half marathon, a 10K race, and a 5K race are also offered. [4]

History

The inaugural race was held on 9 October 1995. [2] [6] The marathon was won by Brazilian runner Luíz Antônio dos Santos and Russian runner Nadezhda Wijenberg, with finish times of 2:17:11 and 2:39:33, respectively. [6]

In 2000, Brazilian military parachutist and debut marathoner Alex Januario led for most of the race, but finished second after Kenyan runner David Ngetich passed him less than 3 km (1.9 mi) away from the finish line. [7]

Course

All the races start and finish in Ibirapuera Park. [2]

List of winners

Edition Year Men's winner Time ( m: s) Women's winner Time ( m: s)
1st 1995   Luíz Antônio dos Santos ( BRA) 2:17:11   Nadezhda Wijenberg ( RUS) 2:39:33
2nd 1996   Chaham El Maati ( MAR) 2:15:21   Janete Mayal ( BRA) 2:41:40
3rd 1997   Vincent Cheruiyot ( KEN) 2:17:02   Viviany de Oliveira ( BRA) 2:42:13
4th 1998   Diamantino dos Santos ( BRA) 2:16:55   Viviany de Oliveira ( BRA) 2:39:59
5th 1999   Paul Yego ( KEN) 2:15:20   Márcia Narloch ( BRA) 2:37:19
6th 2000   David Ngetich ( KEN) 2:15:21   Márcia Narloch ( BRA) 2:40:15
7th 2001   Stephen Rugut ( KEN) 2:14:30   Marizete de Paula ( BRA) 2:38:57
8th 2002   Vanderlei de Lima ( BRA) 2:11:20   Maria Zeferina Baldaia ( BRA) 2:36:07
9th 2003   Genilson Júnior ( BRA) 2:16:41   Maria do Carmo Arruda ( KEN) 2:39:02
10th 2004   Franck de Almeida ( BRA) 2:17:27   Margaret Toroitich ( KEN) 2:40:10
11th 2005   José Teles de Souza ( BRA) 2:19:47   Márcia Narloch ( BRA) 2:40:39
12th 2006   Solomon Rotich ( KEN) 2:15:15   Margaret Toroitich ( KEN) 2:39:24
13th 2007   Reuben Chepwik ( KEN) 2:16:05   Jackline Chebor ( KEN) 2:40:12
14th 2008   Claudir Rodrigues ( BRA) 2:17:07   Maria Zeferina Baldaia ( BRA) 2:42:21
15th 2009   Elias Kemboi ( KEN) 2:13:59   Marizete Moreira ( BRA) 2:41:43
16th 2010   Stanley Biwott ( KEN) 2:11:19   Marizete Moreira ( BRA) 2:39:26
17th 2011   David Kiyeng ( KEN) 2:11:51   Samira Raif ( MAR) 2:36:01
18th 2012   Solonei da Silva ( BRA) 2:12:25   Elizabeth Rumokol ( KEN) 2:31:31
19th 2013   Stanley Koech ( KEN) 2:16:04   Samira Raif ( MAR) 2:38:21
20th 2014   Paul Kangogo ( KEN) 2:14:18   Elizabeth Rumokol ( KEN) 2:42:27
21st 2015   Asbel Kipsang ( KEN) 2:15:14   Caroline Komen ( KEN) 2:35:49
22nd 2016   Paul Kimutai ( KEN) 2:17:14   Alice Jepkemboi ( KEN) 2:35:56
23rd 2017   Paul Kimutai ( KEN) 2:17:56   Leah Jerotich ( KEN) 2:41:58
24th 2018   Solonei da Silva ( BRA) 2:16:00   Andreia Hessel ( BRA) 2:40:07
25th 2019   Pharis Kimani ( KEN) 2:18:33   Sifan Melaku ( ETH) 2:35:04
26th 2022   Tilahun Nigusie ( ETH) 2:18:04   Kebebush Yisma ( ETH) 2:37:40
27th 2023   Vestus Chemjor ( KEN) 2:15:20   Yadne Alemayehu ( ETH) 2:34:48
28th 2024   Nicholas Kiptoo ( KEN) 2:16:25   Helen Baltazar ( BOL) 2:50:13

Wins by country

Country Men's Women's Total
  Kenya 17 9 26
  Brazil 9 12 21
  Ethiopia 1 3 4
  Morocco 1 2 3
  Bolivia 0 1 1
  Russia 0 1 1

See also

Notes

  1. ^ The race logo stylizes the English name as "Sao Paulo Int'l Marathon", without the diacritic. [4]

References

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