 Half MarathonShura Kitata grinded past more than 9172 runners to win in 00:59:16. Coming in second was Parker STINSON (01:03:01). The third place went to Cam LEVINS with a time of 01:03:09 Show
In the women’s race, Desiree LINDEN scored victory with a time of 01:11:48 . She finished 18 secondes ahead of Kellyn TAYLOR. Rounding out the top three was Roberta GRONER with a time of 01:12:20. Top 5 Men
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Complete results 10KRyan Mahalsky took top spot in 00:30:12. He finished 8 minutes 51 secondes ahead of Wrongbib Coste. The third place went to Michael Henderson with a time of 00:39:11 In the women’s race, Siobhan O’Connor took top honours by finishing the race in 00:37:48 . She finished une minute 15 secondes ahead of Jen McClintic. Finishing third was Emily Passe (00:39:04). Top 5 Men
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Complete results 5KJeriah Griswold took top spot in 00:17:39. Coming in second was Fred Klevan (00:18:05). Finishing third was Gene Mitchell (00:18:16). In the women’s race, it was Shemaiah Underdown who took the top spot in 00:14:20 . She finished 7 secondes ahead of Carlyn Miller. Rounding out the top three was maria candrilli with a time of 00:16:41. Top 5 Men
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Complete results We at the Philadelphia Marathon Weekend very much value the integrity of our results and work closely with the Boston Marathon on verifying qualifying runner times. We do everything in our power to verify and get them correct. With that said, no system is perfect. Day of results are just that and any updating or adjusting is done post race, and held in our data base. 2023 Registration is now open!Register is now open for the 2023 Philadelphia Marathon Weekend. Sign up today and get the LOWEST rate available. Prices increase after November 21, 2022, so be sure to sign up today. Sunday, September 20, 2020 • Philadelphia, PA • Course MapSet for its 11th annual running this year, the Rock & Roll Philadelphia Half Marathon sees more than 15,000 runners cross the finish line each year, at a race that unfolds largely along the banks of the Schuylkill River. In fact, the race atmosphere had been pretty close to that of the Rock ‘n’ Roll themed marathons and half marathons around the country already, as the event had rock and roll bands and musicians stationed on stages along the race’s 13.1 miles in recent years, along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. The race welcomes both runners and walkers for its out-and-back 13.1-mile course, which starts and finishes near the Eakins Oval, which lies just a stone’s throw from the Philadelphia Museum of Art. From there, runners first follow a roughly four-mile loop through Philadelphia’s downtown district that takes them past local landmarks like City Hall, the headquarters of the American Philosophical Society and Philadelphia’s Washington Square, where runners then turn left and head along Arch Street back toward the Oval for the next stretch of the course along the river. It’s along this stretch of the course that the race shows off some of the city’s most scenic areas, as runners make their way along the both the southern bank of the Schuykill River, along Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, and then along its northern bank after crossing over the river at the Falls Bridge, after which they follow Kelly Drive back southward toward the Museum of Art to the race finish line, just past the Oval. The race is largely fast and flat with few hills to speak of — participants will experience very few changes in elevation, as the course starts at 35 feet above sea level and rises to its highest point at about 55 feet. Throughout the course, runners and walkers are treated to numerous scenic city views, especially on the portions of the route that run alongside the Schuylkill River and both the east and west sections of serene Fairmount Park. Runners will have a course time limit of 4 hours to complete the race; that means they’ll need to finish within 4 hours of crossing the starting line according to their personal chip time (not within 4 hours of the starting gun time). The view from the steps of the Philadelphia Art Museum, where the race finishes. (Photo by Rebecca Wilson/flickr) Race Weather & ClimateLocated near the confluence of the Schuykill and Delaware Rivers in southeastern Pennsylvania, just under 100 miles southwest of New York City, Philadelphia typically sees mild to cool weather in September, which has brought record temperatures here as low as 35°F (in 1963) and as high as 102°F (in 1881). On the day of the race (Sep. 20), the average low is 61°F and the average high is 77°F. Past Results
Course MapSee the race route map for the Rock & Roll Philadelphia Half Marathon here. Starting Time7:30 AM Course Time Limit4 hours Fees
RegistrationTo reserve your spot in the 20200 running of the Rock ‘n’ Roll Philadelphia Half Marathon, register online at Active.com here. Official Race Websiterunrocknroll.com/philadelphia CommentsEver run in the Rock ‘n’ Roll Philly Half? Share your impressions here, or post your review in the Comments below. See more races in: September, PennsylvaniaWho won Philadelphia Marathon?Winners. How many people are running the Philadelphia Half Marathon?The race attracts 30,000 runners, who follow a route filled with the city's best.
Does the Philadelphia Marathon sell out?PHILADELPHIA – The Philadelphia Marathon announced that the Philadelphia Marathon and Half-Marathon have officially sold out. On Sunday, November 18, 27,000 runners will participate in the half and full marathon.
Is Philadelphia Marathon a fast course?In Philadelphia, we redefine the experience of what a marathon should be. A beautiful, fast and scenic course, an engaging atmosphere—it's no wonder we're consistently listed among the top ten marathons in the country, recognized for our flat terrain, mellow weather and spirited fans.
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