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Istanbul Marathon
File:38th Istanbul Vodafone Marathon (34).jpg
Starting point of the 28th Eurasia Marathon, 2016
DateNovember
LocationIstanbul, Turkey
Event typeRoad
DistanceMarathon
Primary sponsorTürkiye İş Bankası
EstablishedOctober 1979 (45 years ago) (1979-10)
Course recordsMen: 2:09:44 (2019)
Kenya Daniel Kibet
Women: 2:18:35 (2018)
Kenya Ruth Chepngetich
Official siteIstanbul Marathon
Participants3,006 finishers (2021)[1]
1,496 finishers (2020)[2]
2,854 (2019)
3,404 (2018)
571 (2003)
File:TurkishRoadSign-WelcomeToEurope Modified.jpg
"Welcome to Europe" sign on Istanbul's Bosphorus Bridge during the 28th Eurasia Marathon in 2006

The Istanbul Marathon (Turkish: İstanbul Maratonu, also known as Türkiye İş Bankası Istanbul Marathon for sponsorship reasons) is an international athletics event hosted in Istanbul, Turkey, in November, first held in 1979.[3] It is the only marathon in the world whose course spans two continents, Asia and Europe.[lower-alpha 1] The three race categories for men and women are: marathon, 15 km and public run. A special category for disabled persons exists also. Participation in the public run was with 150,000 people a record set in 1998. The event is organised by Istanbul Sports Events, which also hosts the annual Istanbul Half Marathon in April.[5]

History

The Istanbul marathon has previously been known as "Vodafone Istanbul Marathon" as well as "Intercontinental Istanbul Eurasia Marathon". In 1997, Moges Taye of Ethiopia set the course record for men at the time of 2:13:37. In 2005, Madina Biktagirova of Russia set the course record for women at the time of 2:34:25. In 2006, Madina Biktagirova broke her own course record for women from the previous year with 2:28:21, and the course record for men was broken by the Lithuanian athlete Mindaugas Pukstas in 2:12:52. Also, for the first time in 2006, time keeping for marathon and 15 km was effected by means of a single-use chip, which was placed on the athlete's shoe tied by shoelaces. An athlete without this so-called champion-chip would not receive an official time. In addition, the Istanbul Eurasia Marathon that year incorporated the 4th European Police Marathon Championships for the first time, which contributed to top results.[6] In 2012, the month the marathon was generally held was changed from October to November. That year, the 34th edition of the marathon was named "Vodafone Istanbul Eurasia Marathon". Also that year, because the marathon had become a significant marathon event, it was awarded IAAF Gold Label status.[7] In 2013, around 20,000 local and foreigner athletes participated at the road race in different categories, among them wheelchair runners. The event saw also for the first time security measures concerning the bridge stability. Two years before, the running crowd on the Bosphorus Bridge caused dangerous instability by self-induced vibrations in the structure which could result in its failure. Influenced by this lesson, several start times with ten minutes intervals were held after the first start, which took place on 9:30 hours. The groups were not allowed to run on the bridge rather than to walk only. In order to avoid stopping for taking pictures, the outmost lanes of the bridge were blocked by barriers.[8]

Course

External images
image icon Course map of full marathon in 2020[9]
image icon Course map of full marathon in 2021[10]

The course is asphalt, mostly flat and is free of traffic. It is the only course in the world where the marathon includes two continents, Asia and Europe, in one race.[lower-alpha 1] The marathon starts on the Asian side of the city, shortly before the First Bosphorus Bridge, crosses the bridge giving an outstanding view of the Bosphorus and Istanbul, passes many historic sites including the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia, and ends in the İnönü Stadium in the European part. In all, the race crosses three bridges, one over the Bosporus and two over the Golden Horn. The course changed three times over the years, therefore winning scores differ. In 2020, during the coronavirus pandemic, the course was altered to begin and end in Yenikapı and cross the Bosphorus Bridge twice, so runners would start and finish the marathon in Europe, but both enter and exit Asia during the run.[9]

Qualification

To register for the marathon, participants must be 18 years of age or older on the race day. In 2020, due to the coronavirus pandemic, athletes over the age of 65 were disallowed from participating in the marathon.[11]

Prizes

Money prizes are given to the first 25 male athletes and 15 best female athletes in the marathon category, the first 3 ranks receiving US$35,000, US$15,000 and US$10,000 respectively. An athlete, who broke the course record, is awarded with a bonus of US$5,000. Bonuses exists also for times run between 2:14:00 and 2:04:55 or better for men and between 2:33:00 and 2:15:25 or better for women, scaled from US$500 up to US$100,000. Prizes are also provided for the best ranking athletes in other competition categories. In 2013, the total amount of the money prizes was US$1 million.[8]

Winners

Key:    Course record (in bold)

Ed. Year Men's winner Time[lower-alpha 2] Women's winner Time[lower-alpha 2] Rf.
1 1979 File:Flag of Turkey.svg Hasan Saylam (TUR) 2:35:40 winner data not available
2 1980 File:Flag of Turkey.svg Necmettin Sağlam (TUR) 2:36:00
3 1981 File:Flag of Turkey.svg Süleyman Sılacı (TUR) 2:31:40
4 1982 File:Flag of Turkey.svg İsmail Karagöz (TUR) 2:41:13
5 1983 File:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Ian Thompson (GBR) 2:32:35
6 1984 File:Flag of Turkey.svg Mehmet Yurdadön (TUR) 2:22:30
7 1985 File:Flag of Turkey.svg Mehmet Terzi (TUR) 2:12:50
8 1986 File:Flag of Turkey.svg Hanifi Atmaca (TUR) 2:23:20
9 1987 File:Flag of Denmark.svg Jens Wørzner (DEN) 2:16:08 File:Flag of Turkey.svg Fatma Erkan (TUR) 3:08:36
10 1988 File:Flag of Turkey.svg Ahmet Altun (TUR) 2:15:06 File:Flag of Turkey.svg Keriman Günaydin (TUR) 3:12:35
11 1989 File:Flag of Turkey.svg Aydın Çeken (TUR) 2:27:41 winner data not available
12 1990 File:Flag of Turkey.svg Gazi Aşıkoğlu (TUR) 2:23:09 File:Flag of Turkey.svg Ayşegül Battal (TUR) 3:46:24
13 1991 File:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Terry Mitchell (GBR) 2:22:09 File:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jacqueline Davis (GBR) 2:49:24
14 1992 File:Flag of Turkey.svg Cihangir Demirel (TUR) 2:23:28 File:Flag of Romania.svg Aurica Buia (ROM) 2:46:29
15 1993 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Jacob Ngunzu (KEN) 2:20:43 File:Flag of Russia (1991–1993).svg Yelena Sipatova (RUS) 2:48:10
16 1994 File:Flag of Zimbabwe.svg Bigboy Goromonzi (ZIM) 2:24:58 File:Flag of Turkey.svg Serap Aktaş (TUR) 2:46:42
17 1995 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Stephen Langat (KEN) 2:17:56 File:Flag of Russia.svg Firaya Sultanova (RUS) 2:34:44
18 1996 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Stephen Langat (KEN) 2:18:51 File:Flag of Ukraine.svg Elena Plastinina (UKR) 2:37:38
19 1997 File:Flag of Ethiopia (1996-2009).svg Moges Taye (ETH) 2:13:37 File:Flag of Romania.svg Adriana Barbu (ROM) 2:34:39
20 1998 File:Flag of Ethiopia (1996-2009).svg Moges Taye (ETH) 2:15:28 File:Flag of Belarus (1995–2012).svg Natalya Galushko (BLR) 2:38:10
21 1999 File:Flag of Ethiopia (1996-2009).svg Moges Taye (ETH) 2:13:58 File:Flag of Romania.svg Adriana Barbu (ROM) 2:35:57
22 2000 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Josephat Rop (KEN) 2:17:03 File:Flag of Romania.svg Rodica Chiriţă (ROM) 2:37:39
23 2001 File:Flag of Ethiopia (1996-2009).svg Bedaso Turbe (ETH) 2:18:21 File:Flag of Ukraine.svg Lyudmyla Pushkina (UKR) 2:38:21
24 2002 File:Flag of Kenya.svg David Chepkwony (KEN) 2:18:42 File:Flag of Ukraine.svg Rimma Dubovik (UKR) 2:37:20
25 2003 File:Flag of Ethiopia (1996-2009).svg Belaye Wolashe (ETH) 2:18:29 File:Flag of Ukraine.svg Rimma Dubovik (UKR) 2:36:49
26 2004 File:Flag of Kenya.svg David Chepkwony (KEN) 2:18:19 File:Flag of Russia.svg Svetlana Demidenko (RUS) 2:36:44
27 2005 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Joseph Mbithi (KEN) 2:15:13 File:Flag of Russia.svg Madina Biktagirova (RUS) 2:34:25
28 2006 File:Flag of Lithuania.svg Mindaugas Pukštas (LTU) 2:12:52 File:Flag of Russia.svg Madina Biktagirova (RUS) 2:28:21
29 2007 File:Flag of Kenya.svg David Cheruiyot (KEN) 2:11:00 File:Flag of Ethiopia (1996-2009).svg Atsede Baysa (ETH) 2:29:08
30 2008 File:Flag of Ethiopia (1996-2009).svg Kasine Adilo (ETH) 2:11:16 File:Flag of Russia.svg Nailiya Yulamanova (RUS) 2:30:17
31 2009 File:Flag of Ethiopia.svg Kasine Adilo (ETH) 2:12:14 File:Flag of Ethiopia.svg Bizunesh Urgesa (ETH) 2:32:45
32 2010 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Vincent Kiplagat (KEN) 2:10:42 File:Flag of Ethiopia.svg Ashu Kasim (ETH) 2:27:27
33 2011 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Vincent Kiplagat (KEN) 2:10:58 File:Flag of Ethiopia.svg Alemitu Abera (ETH) 2:27:56
34 2012 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Stephen Chebogut (KEN) 2:11:05 File:Flag of Ethiopia.svg Koren Jelela (ETH) 2:28:06
35 2013 File:Flag of Ethiopia.svg Siraj Gena (ETH) 2:13:19 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Rebecca Chesire (KEN) 2:29:05
36 2014 File:Flag of Ethiopia.svg Gebo Burka (ETH) 2:12:23 File:Flag of Ethiopia.svg Amane Gobena (ETH) 2:28:46
37 2015 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Elias Chelimo (KEN) 2:11:17 File:Flag of Ethiopia.svg Amane Gobena (ETH) 2:31:58
38 2016 File:Flag of Azerbaijan.svg Evans Kiplagat (AZE) 2:13:30 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Agnes Barsosio (KEN) 2:28:25 [12]
39 2017 File:Flag of France.svg Abraham Kiprotich (FRA) 2:11:22 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Ruth Chepngetich (KEN) 2:22:36 [13]
40 2018 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Felix Kimutai (KEN) 2:09:57 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Ruth Chepngetich (KEN) 2:18:35 [14]
41 2019 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Daniel Kibet (KEN) 2:09:44 File:Flag of Ethiopia.svg Hirut Tibebu (ETH) 2:23:40 [15]
42 2020 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Benard Cheruiyot (KEN) 2:11:49 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Diana Kipyokei (KEN) 2:22:06 [16]
43 2021 File:Flag of Uganda.svg Victor Kiplangat (UGA) 2:10:18 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Sheila Jerotich (KEN) 2:24:15 [17]
44 2022 File:Flag of Kenya.svg Robert Kipkemboi (KEN) 2:10:16 File:Flag of Ethiopia.svg Sechale Dalasa (ETH) 2:25:53 [18]

By country

Country Men's race Women's race Total
File:Flag of Kenya.svg Kenya 15 4 19
File:Flag of Ethiopia.svg Ethiopia 9 9 18
File:Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey 11 4 15
File:Flag of Russia.svg Russia 0 6 6
File:Flag of Romania.svg Romania 0 4 4
File:Flag of Ukraine.svg Ukraine 0 4 4
File:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom 2 1 3
File:Flag of Azerbaijan.svg Azerbaijan 1 0 1
File:Flag of Denmark.svg Denmark 1 0 1
File:Flag of France.svg France 1 0 1
File:Flag of Lithuania.svg Lithuania 1 0 1
File:Flag of Zimbabwe.svg Zimbabwe 1 0 1
File:Flag of Belarus.svg Belarus 0 1 1

Recent results

2016

38th marathon was held on November 13, 2016

  1. Azerbaijan Evans Kiplagat Barkowet 2:13:28
  2. Ethiopia Shura Kitata Tola 2:14:08
  3. Kenya Peter Kiptoo Kiplagat 2:14:33
  1. Kenya Agnes Jeruto Barsosio 2:28:23
  2. Ethiopia Sechale Dalasa Adugna 2:33:36
  3. Ethiopia Rahma Tusa Chota 2:33:43
2015

37th marathon was held on November 15, 2015.

  1. Kenya Eliaz Kemboi Chelimo 2:11:17
  2. Kenya Evans Kiplagat 2:12:51
  3. Kenya Sliah Kipkemboi Limo 2:14:02
  1. Ethiopia Amane Gobena Gemeda 2:31:54
  2. Ethiopia Zerfie Limeneh Tadese 2:40:47
  3. Turkey Meryem Erdoğan 2:46:37

Prize money (both for men and women):[citation needed]

  • Winners: US$50,000
  • Runner-up: US$25,000
  • Third place: US$15,000
2014

36th marathon was held on November 16, 2014.[23]

  • Overall
  1. Morocco Hafid Chani 2:11:53
  2. Ethiopia Gebo Burka 2:12:23
  3. Kenya Michael Kiprop 2:12:39
  • Women's
  1. Ethiopia Amane Gobena 2:28:47
  2. Ethiopia Salomie Getnet 2:30:38
  3. Ukraine Olena Burkovska 2:31:32
Prize money (both for men and women):
  • Winners: US$50,000
  • Runner-up: US$25,000
  • Third place: US$15,000

Wheelchair runners:

  • Winners: US$5,000
  • Runner-up: US$3,000
  • Third place: US$2,000
2013

35th marathon was held on November 17, 2013.[24]

  • Overall
  1. Ethiopia Siraj Gena Amda 2:13:19
  2. Kenya Evans Kiplagat 2:14:43
  3. Ethiopia Ketema Tadesse 2:14:52
  • Women's
  1. Kenya Rebecca Chesire 2.29.05
  2. Turkey Elvan Abeylegesse 2.29.30
  3. Turkey Sultan Haydar 2.29.40

NB Original race winner Abraham Kiprotich was disqualified for a doping offence.[25][26]

Prize money (both for men and women):
  • Winners: US$50,000
  • Runner-up: US$25,000
  • Third place: US$15,000

Wheelchair runners:

  • Winners: US$5,000
  • Runner-up: US$3,000
  • Third place: US$2,000
2012

34th marathon was held on November 11, 2012.

  • Overall
  1. Kenya Stephen Chebogut 2:11:05
  2. Kenya Kiprotich Yegon 2:15:35
  3. Kenya Evans Kiplagat 2:16:43
  • Women's
  1. Ethiopia Koren Jelela Yal 2:28:06
  2. Ethiopia Amane Gobena 2:28:38
  3. Turkey Sultan Haydar 2:29:41
2011

33rd marathon was held on October 16, 2011.[27]

  • Overall
  1. Kenya Vincent Kiplagat 2:10:58
  2. Ethiopia Tariku Jufar 2:11:31
  3. Ethiopia Tsegay Gebreselassie 2:13:39
  • Women's
  1. Ethiopia Alemitu Abera 2:27:56
  2. Ethiopia Fatuma Sado 2:28:01
  3. Ethiopia Tsega Gelaw 2:28:38
2010

32nd marathon was held on October 17, 2010.[28][29]

  • Overall
  1. Kenya Vincent Kiplagat 2:10:39
  2. Kenya Dereje Yadete Wolde-Giorgis 2:11:53
  3. Ethiopia Girma Assefa 2:13:37
  • Women's
  1. Ethiopia Ashu Kasim Rabo 2:27:25 CRW
  2. Ethiopia Alemitu Abera 2:27:54
  3. Ethiopia Amane Gobena 2.32:28
2009

31st marathon was held on October 18, 2009.[30]

  • Overall
  1. Ethiopia Kasime Adilo Roba 2:12:14
  2. Qatar Faisal Bader Shebto 2:12:54
  3. Kenya Joseph Kahugu 2:13:32
  • Women's
  1. Ethiopia Bizunesh Urgesa 2.32.45
  2. Ethiopia Ashu Kasim Rabo 2.34.54
  3. Russia Svetlana Semova 2.37.04

Awards:[31]

  • Winner men's: US$50,000
  • Winner women's: US$50,000
2008

30th marathon was held on October 26, 2008.

  • Overall
  1. Ethiopia Kasime Adilo Roba 2:11:16 CRM †)
  2. Ethiopia Lishan Yigezu Fanta 2:11:37
  3. Moldova Iaroslav Muşinschi 2:11:43
  • Women's
  1. Russia Nailya Yulamanova 2:30:17
  2. Russia Yuliya Gromova 2:31:36
  3. Turkey Mehtap Sızmaz 2:33:17

[32]

†) Course changed Prize money:

  • Winner men's: US$60,000
  • Winner women's: US$60,000
  • Course record: US$10,000
  • World record: US$100,000[33]
2007

29th marathon was held on October 28, 2007.
Motto: "Sağlıklı Çevre, Sağlıklı Nesiller, Yaşanabilir Bir Kent" (Healthy Environment, Healthy Generations)[34]

  • Overall
  1. Kenya David Emmanuel Cheruiyot 2:10:56 CRM
  2. Kenya Mark Windot Yatich 2:11:02
  3. Ethiopia Tariku Jufar 2:11:04
  • Women's
  1. Ethiopia Atsede Baysa 2:29:05
  2. Poland Małgorzata Sobańska 2:31:08
  3. Russia Olga Glok 2:31:10

[35]

Awards:

  • Winner men's: US$60,000
  • Winner women's: US$60,000
  • Course record: US$10,000
  • World record: US$100,000[36][37]
2006

28th marathon was held on November 5, 2006.
Motto: "Sigarasız Bir Dünya İçin Koşuyoruz" (Smoke-Free World)

  • Overall
  1. Lithuania Mindaugas Pukstas 2:12:52 FCRM
  2. Ukraine Andriy Naumov 2:12:59
  3. Russia Sergey Lukin 2:13:08
  • Women's
  1. Russia Madina Biktagirova 2:28:21 CRW
  2. Russia Liliya Yadzhak 2:29:22
  3. Russia Natalya Volgina 2:30:07
2005

27th marathon was held on October 2, 2005.

  • Overall
  1. Kenya Joseph Mbithi 2:15:13
  2. Kenya Hillary Koech Kipkering 2:15:47
  3. Kenya Benson Mutisya Mbithi 2:16:07
  • Women's
  1. Russia Madina Biktagirova 2:34:25 FCRW
  2. Russia Natalia Volgina 2:36:42
  3. Russia Zhanna Malkova 2:37:33
2004

26th marathon was held on October 10, 2004.

  • Overall
  1. Kenya David Kiptanui 2:18:19
  2. Russia Konstantin Permitin 2:18:25
  3. Ukraine Yuriy Hychun 2:18:35
  • Women's
  1. Russia Svetlana Demidenko 2:36:44
  2. Russia Zhanna Malkova 2:39:36
  3. Russia Olga Glok 2:42:45
2003

25th marathon was held on October 19, 2003.

  • Overall
  1. Ethiopia Belay Wolashe 2:18:29
  2. Russia Oleg Strijakov 2:18:48
  3. Ethiopia Bedasso Turbe 2:18:54
  • Women's
  1. Ukraine Rima Dubovik 2:36:49
  2. Russia Svetlana Demidenko 2:38:34
  3. Russia Irina Safarova 2:39:41
2002

24th marathon was held on October 27, 2002.

  • Overall
  1. Kenya David Kiptanui 2:18:42
  2. South Africa Frans Chauke 2:18:51
  3. Ethiopia Belay Wolashe 2:19:37
  • Women's
  1. Ukraine Rima Dubovik 2:37:20
  2. Moldova Svetlana Tkach 2:37:57
  3. Russia Irina Permitina 2:40:50
2001

23rd marathon was held on October 11, 2001.

  • Overall
  1. Ethiopia Bedasso Turbe 2:18:21
  2. Serbia and Montenegro Sreten Ninković 2:18:22
  3. Morocco Erraoui Mohammad 2:18:35
  • Women's
  1. Ukraine Lyudmyla Pushkina 2:38:21
  2. Turkey Mehtap Sızmaz 2:39:13
  3. Bulgaria Milka Mihailova 2:40:39
2000

22nd marathon was held on October 14, 2000.

  • Overall
  1. Kenya Rop Josephat 2:17:03
  2. Ethiopia Moges Taye 2:18:21
  3. South Africa Frans Chauke 2:18:43
  • Women's
  1. Romania Adriana Chirita 2:37:39
  2. Romania Constantina Diţă 2:37:57
  3. Belarus Natalia Galshko 2:38:17
  • CRM Course record Men's
  • CRW Course record Women's
  • FCRM Former Course record Men's
  • FCRW Former Course record Women's

Notable participants

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 A marathon in Yekaterinburg, Russia, the Europe-Asia International Marathon, also claims to cross the border between Europe and Asia.[4]
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 h:m:s

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  36. ↑ Istanbul Marathon Awards Archived December 8, 2006, at the Wayback Machine
  37. ↑ Intercontinental Istanbul Eurasia Marathon Guide: History, About, Practicalities, How to Apply and Prepare by goodistanbulguide.com

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