NYC Marathon 2025 Elite Updates

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11:07AM KIPRUTO puts more surges on and is trygn to break

11:05AM Kipchoge smiles as he passes women elite runners

11:02AM Mens leadpack is led by KIPRUTO with MUTISO being second. KORIR dropping back.

FINAL WOMEN:
HASSAN finishes in 2:24:43
O'KEEFE finishes in 2:22:49
CHEPKIRUIF FINSHES IN 2:2024
LOKEDI FINISHES IN 2:20:07
OBIRI FINISHES IN 2:19:51

10:45AM women are at mile 24 and LOKEDI just made a move

10:41AM Albert KORIR is trying to make a move and keeps lookign back 

10:41AM LOKEDI, CHEPKIRUI and OBIRI still running together ann looking strong

10:40AM Mens leadpack is still 8 men deep

10:35AM HASSAN is now fallen back 1:19

10:34AM KIPCHOGE is 14 seconds behind the lead pack

10:32AM Mens leadpack is now WELDLIBANOS, KORIR, BOR, SIMBASSA, DEVER, KIPCHUMNA, KIPRUTO and MUTISO

10:30AM BOR, KORIR and KIPRUTO look strong.
KIPCHOGE is in the second pack with MOEN, KYBURZ, MEUCCI, NAGEEYE, and LEVISSE

10:28AM Womens lead pack is now LOKEDI, CHEPKIRUI and OBIRI

10:26AM HASSAN has fallen back 14 secs. O'KEEFE has fallen back 10 secs.

10:25AM Mens field Hillary BOR is leading by 2 seconds and the mens pack is spreading out.

10:10AM HASSAN IS BACK

10:05AM HASSAN is catching up and 14 secs away from lead pack. O'KEEFE is also staying strong and caught back up with the lead pack. 

9:59AM HASSAN does not look as smooth, she has fallen back 18 seconds from the lead pack

9:57AM Mens leadpack is still large 

9:56AM Womens lead pack now consists of CHEPKIRUI, O'KEEFE, OBIRI, HASSAN with a 25 second lead on the second pack

9:45AM SCARONI finishes in 1:42:10 at 3:54 pace

9:30AM HUG finishes in 1:30:16 at 3:27 pace

9:25AM HUG is in his last miles with no one in sight

9:20: SCARONI 5 minutes ahead of course record time

9:11AM Mens split for first mile is 5:17min/mi

9:08AM HASSAN grabs the wrong drink bottle and goes back to grab the correct one.

 9:07AM Women at 6 mile mark at 32:15

9:05AM Womens race SISSON currently in the lead, but the pack is still together. 

9:05AM Mens field started

8:47AM SULLIVAN is leading the womens pack

8:46AM Womens 2 mile time is 10:52 at 5:22min/mi

8:42 HUG half time 42:28 average pace/mile 3:15
SCARONI estimated finish time 1:36:00

8:42AM Hug estmated finish time 1:24:31 average pace/mile 3:14

8:41AM Womens split time for first mile is 5:30min/mi

8:35AM Womens Race started

8:30AM SCARONI estinmated finishingn time 1:33:31

8:29AM HUG estimated finishing time 1:24:03

8:21AM SUZUKI is in 3rd place +1:18 after leader
HUG estimated finish time updated to 1:22:28

8:20AM Hug is leading by 20 secinds, WEIR remains second

8:19AM SCARONI is leading by 46 seconds. MCFADDEN is second. DEBRUNNER in third place +1:07 distance from leader

8:14AM HUG estimated finish time 1:25:49
WEIR Distance from leader +0:03 

8:02AM  Wheelchair race started

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