Gutenberg marathon

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Rheinstraße Mainz: starting line-up over 400 m in length from town hall to wooden tower
The city administration advertises on a company car

The Gutenberg Marathon is a marathon in Mainz that has been taking place on the second Sunday in May since 2000.

organization

The run was launched for the 600th birthday of Johannes Gutenberg from the Office for Public Relations of the City of Mainz. From 2001 the organization was handed over to the sports department. The sporting host is USC Mainz . The program also includes a half marathon and a race for hand bikers ; As Ekiden there has been a half marathon competition for school relays since 2006 and a relay marathon in a team of two since 2009 , in which the ChampionChip used for timing is handed over at the half marathon mark . Due to the great demand and limited capacity of the event, the starting places are usually booked out months before the event.

So far, the German Marathon Championships have been held four times as part of the Gutenberg Marathon. In 2007, Ilona Pfeiffer as overall winner and Philipp Büttner as fifth overall German champion, in 2008 Susanne Hahn as overall winner and Martin Beckmann as third overall, in 2009 Bernadette Pichlmaier as overall winner and Stefan Koch as fifth overall. In 2010 Pichlmaier defended her title as fourth overall, while Dennis Pyka prevailed as seventh overall among the men.

Cheers at the edge of the track in Bauhofstraße
Participant cap
Helper shirt at the Gutenberg Marathon 2011

Between December 2008 and 2012 the official name was "Novo Nordisk Gutenberg Marathon" after the main sponsor Novo Nordisk .

In 2016, the race was not held until May 22nd, as the Rheingoldhalle was not available for the actual date on the second Sunday in May. The times were significantly higher than in previous years, because the Mainz organizers had not invited any Africans for the first time.

The 18th Gutenberg Marathon was held on May 7, 2017, and the 2018 Gutenberg Marathon on May 6.

Route

The route measured according to the guidelines of the German Athletics Association (DLV) consists of two partially identical laps.

The start and finish is on Rheinstrasse between the town hall and the Rheingoldhalle . First you go down the Rhine past the Electoral Palace on Rheinallee and from there until 2013 over the Schott AG premises , since 2014 people have turned left in front of the tram depot and walked on the Kaiser-Karl-Ring over Hattenbergplatz and right into Hattenbergstrasse the Mainz Gleisdreieck through Mombach , where the northernmost point of the route is reached. After crossing Mombach again, it goes past the children's neurological center and the old locomotive hall between Hartenbergpark and the railway area to the underpass at the Rheingauwall . You now walk in a loop through Neustadt to Kaiserstraße . Since 2014 there have been some changes to the route through the Neustadt. After going around the Christ Church , partly against the normal direction of travel, it goes through the Bauhofstraße and the Große Bleiche into the old town . Via Gutenbergplatz and past the cathedral to the right, the route leads through Augustinergasse to Rheinstrasse and on Wormser Strasse past the city ​​park to Weisenau . Shortly before the end of the first round, you will pass the Museum of Ancient Shipping and the wooden tower .

In the second lap, the Rhine is first crossed on the Theodor-Heuss-Brücke , followed by a loop through Mainz-Kastel and -Kostheim . The end of the 2/3 marathon has been at the Reduit in Mainz-Kastel since 2014; The 2/3 participants leave the high roundabout on the Heuss bridge, walk down the ramp in the opposite direction of travel towards Amöneburg, turn left to the Rhine, cross under the Heuss bridge and walk to the 2/3 destination at the Reduit in Mainz -Kastel a. Cross the Heuss Bridge back to the left bank of the Rhine, where the finish line of the 2/3 marathon was until 2013. The rest of the marathon route is similar to the first lap. Since 2014 there have been some changes to the route in the second round. In Mombach, Industriestrasse is left out and only a small loop is run. After leaving the Große Bleiche, the runners turn left into the pedestrian zone and get back to the previous running route via Gymnasiumstraße. In the second round the loop to Weisenau is skipped.

In 2014 the route was changed in parts to give the runners an incentive. The multiple turns, e.g. B. in the Neustadt and in the pedestrian zone should motivate the runners, since long straight stretches are rather "sobering". The route through the pedestrian zone should bring the spectators closer to the runners.

The course is flat with about 20 meters between the lowest and highest point. The start and finish area between the town hall and the Rheingoldhalle is 85.6 m above sea ​​level , the lowest point is in the Mombach district at 80.91 m above sea level, the highest point is at 100.25 m above sea level the Theodor Heuss Bridge. Except for a few cobblestone passages in the pedestrian zone of the old town, the route is paved throughout. Numerous spectators line the route and create the carnival atmosphere typical of the city .

Marathon participants who only reach the half marathon mark after 2:45 hours after the first lap must finish the run as a half marathon participant. The finish line closes at 3 p.m.

reporting

The Gutenberg Marathon was broadcast live on SWR television until 2010 . In 2004, the participants in the series from zero to 42 took part in the half marathon in Mainz. In 2013, SWR television broadcast the marathon live on the Internet, using an Apple iPhone 5 .

The lists of results will be published in a special supplement in the Allgemeine Zeitung Mainz.

statistics

Course records

marathon

half marathon

Winners lists

marathon

date Men time Women time
05th May 2019 PolandPoland Andrzej Rogiewicz 2:21:27 LithuaniaLithuania Remalda Kergyte-Dauskudiene 2:41:42
0May 6, 2018 UkraineUkraine Ivan Babaryka -2- 2:24:36 PolandPoland Olga Ochal-Kalendarowa 2:41:21
0May 7, 2017 UkraineUkraine Ivan Babaryka 2:19:34 MoroccoMorocco Aicha Bani 2:44:46
May 22, 2016 UkraineUkraine Yuri Rusyuk 2:20:31 UkraineUkraine Kateryna Karmanenko 2:44:39
0May 7, 2015 EthiopiaEthiopiaTola Bane Edea -3- 2:11:26 EthiopiaEthiopia Tizita Tereche Dida 2:33:23
May 11, 2014 KenyaKenya Lazarus Too 2:12:36 RussiaRussiaTatyana Vilissova -2- 2:37:18
May 12, 2013 EthiopiaEthiopiaTola Bane Edea -2- 2:11:20 KenyaKenya Valary Jemeli Aiyabei 2:39:47
0May 6, 2012 KenyaKenya Silas Kipchirchir Toek 2:12:19 RussiaRussia Tatyana Vilissova 2:32:03
0May 8, 2011 EthiopiaEthiopia Tola Bane Edea 2:13:32 EthiopiaEthiopia Asha Gigi 2:31:10
0May 9, 2010 TanzaniaTanzania Mohamed Ikoki Msandeki 2:11:01 EthiopiaEthiopia Almaz Alemu 2:34:08
May 10, 2009 KenyaKenya Sammy Kipkoech Tum 2:13:55 GermanyGermany Bernadette Pichlmaier 2:38:44
0May 4, 2008 UkraineUkraineAndrij Naumow -3- 2:11:10 GermanyGermany Susanne Hahn 2:29:35
0May 6, 2007 UkraineUkraineAndrij Naumow -2- 2:14:04 GermanyGermany Ilona Pfeiffer 2:46:13
May 14, 2006 UkraineUkraine Andrij Naumow 2:13:56 RomaniaRomania Maria Teodorascu 2:43:33
0May 8, 2005 PolandPoland Marek Dryja 2:16:51 RussiaRussia Elena Tikhonova 2:38:03
0May 9, 2004 RussiaRussia Alexandr Bolchowitin 2:18:36 RussiaRussia Yulia Vinokurova 2:33:57
May 11, 2003 RomaniaRomania Arthur-Janos Miklos 2:18:10 UkraineUkraineOlena Fadejewa -2- 2:38:02
May 20, 2002 ZimbabweZimbabwe Elijah Mutandiro 2:16:22 UkraineUkraine Olena Fadeeva 2:39:26
0May 6, 2001 KenyaKenya Francis Mbiu 2:17:33 Moldova RepublicRepublic of Moldova Larisa Timkina 2:34:03
May 14, 2000 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Bruno Heuberger 2:19:58 KenyaKenya Elizabeth Onyambu-Schröder 2:47:42
  German championship marathon  

2/3 marathon

year Men time Women time
2015 Tim Madalinski 1:41:01 Jutta Bühler 2:03:53
2014 Harald Volz 1:51:52 Susanne Matheis 2:18:03
2008 Matthias Saier 1:43:37 Andrea Meuser 2:03:02
2007 Thomas Kroell 1:49:37 Heidrun Alexander 2:10:49
2006 BelgiumBelgium Guido Boghe 1:48:14 Sabine Busch 2:16:42
2005 RussiaRussia Oleg Stryzakov 1:35:04 Petra Schöneberg 2:09:55
2004 Ulrich Rötzheim 1:42:45 Stefanie Neeb 2:09:17

half marathon

year Men time Women time
2018 EritreaEritrea Selama Testamariam 1:06:06 GermanyGermany Anke Esser 1:13:14
2018 Moldova RepublicRepublic of Moldova Roman Prodius 1:08:12 UkraineUkraine Maryna Nemchenko 1:16:49
2017 UkraineUkraine Aleksandr Babaryka 1:06:40 GermanyGermany Fabienne Amrhein 1:13:13
2016 GermanyGermany Niels Bubel 1:10:25 GermanyGermanyKerstin Stephan -5- 1:19:41
2015 UkraineUkraineIvan Babaryka -2- 1:06:48 GermanyGermanyKerstin Stephan -4- 1:19:59
2014 UkraineUkraine Ivan Babaryka 1:07:46 GermanyGermanyKerstin Stephan -3- 1:19:09
2013 Dennis Pyka 1:08:16 GermanyGermanyKerstin Stephan -2- 1:21:41
2012 GermanyGermany Benedikt Hoffmann 1:09:21 GermanyGermany Kerstin Stephan 1:23:24
2011 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Hansjörg Brücker 1:13:10 Nicole Boehm 1:21:58
2010 Jörn Harland 1:08:36 GermanyGermany Nicole leather 1:19:46
2009 KenyaKenya Micah Kiplagat Samoei 1:06:49 KenyaKenya Lucy Wambui Murigi 1:19:44
2008 Marcel Martin 1:15:39 Judith Olinger 1:22:03
2007 Simon Engelfried 1:09:50 Gerlinde Lenske 1:24:52
2006 Mike Mariathasan 1:08:47 UkraineUkraine Inna Lebedewa 1:21:21
2005 André Green -2- 1:07:20 Kerstin Hoffmann 1:24:03
2004 André Green 1:08:29 GermanyGermany Ellen Wessinghage 1:24:56
2003 KenyaKenya Francis Mbui 1:07:12 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Lorraine McCarthy 1:27:54
2002 ZimbabweZimbabwe Michael Ngaseke 1:06:09 Julia Brengel-Keck 1:23:00
2001 Alfred Knickenberg 1:08:28 Mary-Anne Tonini 1:25:47
2000 Stefan Wohllebe 1:10:42 Sabine Rankel 1:23:18

Hand bike

The route for hand bikers is identical to the first round of the marathon (21.1 km). The start takes place ten minutes before the start of the marathon. The risk is based on the EHC guidelines with the following classification:

  • MH1 (Tetra; previously Div. A)
  • MH2 (Para to TH9 / 10; previously Div. B)
  • MH3 (Para from TH 11-L4, amputees, all others and non-disabled people; previously Div. C)
  • WH (women; previously Div. F)
  • MHY + WHY (youth / junior class male + female; previously Div. Y)

Non-handicapped people can also be admitted to the ladies class WH and MH3.

Development of the number of finishers

year marathon of which
men
including
women
2/3
marathon
of which
men
including
women
Half
marathon
of which
men
including
women
Relay
(42.2 km /
up to 2012
21.1 km)
of which
men
including
women
of which
mix
2016 873 711 162 - - - 6,037 3,978 2,059 159 - - -
2015 967 813 154 379 278 101 5,770 3.810 1,960 - - - -
2014 1,099 941 158 404 299 105 5,834 3,836 1,998 - - - -
2013 1,122 985 137 423 313 110 5,601 3,716 1,885 - - - -
2012 1,192 1,026 166 - - - 6,483 4,390 2,093 79 25th 7th 47
2011 1,257 1,087 170 - - - 6,778 4,650 2.128 151 68 15th 68
2010 1.405 1,208 197 - - - 6,169 4,229 1,940 221 101 21st 99
2009 1,721 1,456 265 - - - 6,463 4,520 1,943 225 109 27 89
2008 1,964 1,627 337 693 520 173 5,688 3,893 1,795 - - - -
2007 2,028 1,724 304 860 655 205 5,713 3,865 1,848 - - - -
2006 2,196 1,846 340 848 622 226 5,246 3,429 1,817 - - - -
2005 3,184 2,643 541 950 620 230 5,567 3,539 2,028 - - - -
2004 2,776 2,361 415 745 587 158 5.126 3,596 1,530 - - - -
2003 2,299 1.993 306 - - - 4.263 3,017 1,246 - - - -
2002 2,615 2,248 367 - - - 3,691 2,613 1,078 - - - -
2001 2,885 ??? ??? - - - 2,237 ??? ??? - - - -
2000 2,532 2.154 378 - - - 2,315 1,660 655 - - - -

Supporting program

Garment bag

In addition to the organizational processes at the Gutenberg Marathon (issue of the starting documents, starting grid and starts of the various disciplines), a corresponding supporting program takes place in Mainz on the marathon weekend.

On both days there is a marathon fair in the Rheingoldhalle , on Saturday a pasta party for the participants, as well as the Mainz Prevention Day: How fit are you? and CV campaign on Gutenbergplatz in downtown Mainz. At the town hall there is a stage program under the title: Runner's stage - Sport barrier-free (status: 2011).

See also

Web links

Commons : Gutenberg Marathon  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Ukrainian Ivan Babaryka wins the Gutenberg Marathon in Mainz (May 7, 2017)
  2. SWR shows on the Internet a live stream of the “Novo Nordisk Gutenberg Marathon Mainz” - four hours of pure marathon at www.swr.de ( Memento from December 24, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) on germanroadraces.de
  3. Gutenberg Marathon in Mainz: SWR uses iPhone for live broadcast from Monday, May 13, 2013
  4. Ukrainian runners dominate
  5. Ethiopians win the Mainz marathon
  6. Tension despite rainy weather

Coordinates: 50 ° 0 ′ 3.3 ″  N , 8 ° 16 ′ 33.4 ″  E