Hamburg half marathon

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Start of the 15th hella Half Marathon Hamburg 2009 on the Reeperbahn
Caroline Chepknowny and Ruth Wanjiru , first and second in the 15th hella half marathon 2009
Crossing the finish line for the 15th hella Half Marathon Hamburg 2009 on Rothenbaumchaussee

The Hamburg half marathon (since 2004 with the official name hella hamburg half marathon after the sponsor hella ) is a half marathon in Hamburg that has been taking place since 1995 and is one of the largest in Germany. The organizer is the BMS Sportveranstaltungs GbR in cooperation with the German Blade Challenge, the Hamburger Leichtathletik-Verband eV and the German Rollsport und Inline-Verband eV (DRIV), the sports sponsor is the Hamburger SV . Since 1996, the program has also included a half marathon for inline skaters .

The race, which previously took place in the Stadtpark , has started on the Reeperbahn since 2003 . Until 2016, the route had made a loop to the Hamburg-Altona district office and the jetties back to the Reeperbahn. For reasons of capacity, the route in 2017 goes via Königsstraße first to the Altona district office and then via Holländische Reihe and Bernadottestraße. Via Liebermannstraße it goes back over Elbchaussee to the district office, where you get to Palmaille . Now walk eastwards past the Altona fish market onto Hafenstrasse and along the landing bridges to the Johannisbollwerk. It continues via Vorsetzen, Kajen and Bei den Mühren to the Dovenfleet. The Wallring tunnel leads to the Inner Alster . A turning point route follows on the Kennedy Bridge. Follow the east bank of the Outer Alster northwards into the Uhlenhorst and Winterhude , before heading to Harvestehude to the destination on the Rothenbaumchaussee.

statistics

Sources: ARRS, website of the organizer

Course records

Winners list

year Men time Women time
June 27, 2020 called off
June 30, 2019 Stephen Kiprotich ( UGA ) 1:04:11 Melat Yisak Kejeta ( GER ) 1:11:29
01st July 2018 Kalipus Lomwai ( KEN ) 1:01:22 Gladys Jeptepkeny ( KEN ) 1:10:13
June 25, 2017 Albert Kangogo ( KEN ) 1:01:07 Flomena Chepchirchir ( KEN ) 1:10:21
June 26, 2016 Geoffrey Yegon ( KEN ) 1:01:46 Antonina Kwambai ( KEN ) 1:12:48
June 21, 2015 Merhawi Kesete ( ERI ) 1:00:52 Agnes Katunge Mutune -2- 1:11:27
June 29, 2014 Charles Wachira Maina ( KEN ) 1:01:41 Agnes Katunge Mutune ( KEN ) 1:12:46
June 23, 2013 Abraham Gebregziabher ( ERI ) 1:03:39 Alemtsehay Mesfin ( ETH ) 1:14:33
June 24, 2012 Jacob Kendagor ( KEN ) 1:02:21 Caroline Chepkwony -3- 1:13:27
0July 3, 2011 Joseph Kiprono Kiptum ( KEN ) 1:03:15 Monica Jepkoech ( KEN ) 1:16:08
June 27, 2010 Peter Naibei Kwalia ( KEN ) 1:07:21 Caroline Chepkwony -2- 1:13:57
June 28, 2009 Gilbert Kipruto Kirwa ( KEN ) 1:01:52 Caroline Chepkwony ( KEN ) 1:15:22
June 29, 2008 Peter Kiprotich ( KEN ) 1:03:43 Pauline Njery ( KEN ) 1:14:52
June 24, 2007 Elijah Keitany ( KEN ) 1:04:37 Ednah Mukhwana ( KEN ) 1:22:13
June 25, 2006 Shaddrack Kiyai ( KEN ) 1:07:27 Marisol Madera Durán ( ESP ) 1:27:43
June 26, 2005 Augustus Kavutu Mbusya ( KEN ) 1:05:56 Mercy Kibarus ( KEN ) 1:20:24
June 27, 2004 Amos Tirop Matui ( KEN ) 1:05:26 Lydia Kurgat ( KEN ) 1:16:36
June 29, 2003 Philip Cheruiyot ( KEN ) 1:06:45 Gitte Karlshøj -2- 1:16:40
June 23, 2002 Meshack Kosgei ( KEN ) 1:07:28 Gitte Karlshøj ( DEN ) 1:14:01
June 24, 2001 Steffen Benecke ( GER ) 1:06:23 Marija Latysheva ( UKR ) 1:17:25
June 25, 2000 James Tanui ( KEN ) 1:05:45 Gabriele Schult -2- 1:22:47
Sep 11 1999 Samwel Kiplimo ( KEN ) 1:07:10 Christine Stief ( GER ) 1:19:47
Sep 12 1998 Stephen Rugut ( KEN ) 1:04:51 Gabriele Schult ( GER ) 1:20:34
Aug 24, 1997 Stephan Freilang ( GER ) 1:02:37 Christina Mai ( GER ) 1:14:46
Sep 15 1996 Jürgen Austin-Guy ( GER ) 1:04:22 Rose-Marie Soares ( FRA ) 1:14:34
17 Sep 1995 Michael Hass ( GER ) 1:04:09 Manuela Veith ( GER ) 1:16:57

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Race series detail Hamburg. In: more.arrs.run. Retrieved July 1, 2019 .
  2. ^ Hall of Fame. In: hamburg-halbmarathon.de. Retrieved July 1, 2019 .
  3. ↑ because of the COVID-19 pandemic , s. Silke Bernhart: Flash news of the day - Hamburg half marathon canceled , notes, on: Leichtathletik.de, from April 22, 2020, accessed April 22, 2020

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