Hangzhou International Marathon

Hangzhou International Marathon
Date	Early November
Location	Hangzhou, China
Event type	Road
Distance	Marathon
Primary sponsor	GAC Honda
Established	1987 as popular race; (2007 recognized by AIMS)
Course records	Men's: 2:10:05 (2019); Marius Kimutai; Women's: 2:25:10 (2018); Hirut Tibebu
Official site	Hangzhou Marathon
Participants	10,000 ~ (2020)

The Hangzhou International Marathon (Chinese: 杭州国际马拉松赛) is an annual marathon race held in November in Hangzhou, China. It has been recognized by AIMS since 2007.

Event programme

Full marathon (42.195K)
Half marathon (21.0975K)
Short marathon (13.8K)
Mini marathon (6.8K)
Family run & couple run (1.2K)

Winners

Date	Men's	Time	Women's	Time
22 Nov 2020[1]	Su Guoxiong (CHN)	2:13:24	Wang Min (CHN)	2:38:19
3 Nov 2019	Marius Kimutai (BHR)	2:10:05	Agnes Barsosio (KEN)	2:25:20
4 Nov 2018	Michael Njenga (KEN)	2:10:37	Hirut Tibebu (ETH)	2:25:10
5 Nov 2017	Azmeraw Bekele (ETH)	2:10:33	Muluhabt Tsega (ETH)	2:28:08
6 Nov 2016	Mindaye Regasa (ETH)	2:11:21	Anne Bererwe (KEN)	2:31:20
1 Nov 2015	Daniel Derese (ETH)	2:12:30	Ayelu Lemma (ETH)	2:37:14
2 Nov 2014	Kennedy Naibei (KEN)	2:12:11	Yebrgual Melese (ETH)	2:32:45
5 Nov 2013	Mohamed Msandeki (TAN)	2:15:39	Ayelu Lemma (ETH)	2:35:24
2012	Ashenafi Ketema (ETH)	2:12:44	Gong Lihua (CHN)	2:31:55
6 Nov 2011[2]	Timothy Kibet (KEN)	2:19:34	Liu Zhuang (CHN)	2:44:46
7 Nov 2010[3]	Joseph Cheruiyot (KEN)	2:17:59	Wei Jie (CHN)	3:10:54
8 Nov 2009	Morris Mwangi (KEN)	2:18:37	Yue Chao (CHN)	2:39:58
9 Nov 2008[4]	Moses Kibet (KEN)[5]	2:15:04	Sun Yingjie (CHN)	2:53:08
11 Nov 2007	Eric Kiptoon (KEN)[6]	2:18:00	Xie Sainan (CHN)[7]	2:33:08

Multiple wins

Women's
Athlete	Wins	Years
Ayelu Lemma (ETH)	2	2013, 2015

By country

Country	Total	Men's	Women's
Kenya	9	7	2
Ethiopia	9	4	5
China	6	0	6
Tanzania	1	1	0
Bahrain	1	1	0

References

"Hangzhou Marathon sets off with 10,000 competitors". ehangzhou.gov.cn. Retrieved 23 November 2020.
6 NOVEMBER 2011: HANGZHOU INT'L MARATHON, CHINA. AIMS. Retrieved on 2011-11-10.
7 NOVEMBER 2010: HANGZHOU MARATHON, CHINA. AIMS World Running. Retrieved on 2011-04-12.
Archived 2008-12-01 at the Wayback Machine

External links

Official website

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[1] "Hangzhou Marathon sets off with 10,000 competitors". ehangzhou.gov.cn. Retrieved 23 November 2020.

[2] 6 NOVEMBER 2011: HANGZHOU INT'L MARATHON, CHINA. AIMS. Retrieved on 2011-11-10.

[3] 7 NOVEMBER 2010: HANGZHOU MARATHON, CHINA. AIMS World Running. Retrieved on 2011-04-12.

[6] Archived 2008-12-01 at the Wayback Machine