Leipzig marathon

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32nd Leipzig Marathon 2008

The Leipzig Marathon (official spelling Leipzig Marathon ) is a marathon run in Leipzig . It has been held since 1977 and has been held in April since 2000. The organizer and host are the Leipzig Marathon e. V. and the Stadtsportbund Leipzig e. V. The program also includes a half marathon , a 10 km run, a half marathon for inline skaters , a wheelchair half marathon and a school relay.

route

Since 2007, the start and finish has been at the Sportforum , near the Arena Leipzig and the central stadium . The route initially leads past the New Town Hall and then passes Augustusplatz with the Gewandhaus , the Opera House and the City Tower . Afterwards it goes past the Grassimuseum , the old fair Leipzig and the Völkerschlachtdenkmal in the district Probstheida . There the route turns to the west, passes the Bruno-Plache-Stadion and reaches the Südvorstadt via the Zwickauer and Richard-Lehmann-Straße along the Media City Leipzig . The route then crosses the Leipzig floodplain forest and continues to Schleußig and over the White Elster to Kleinzschocher , where it turns north and returns to the Sportforum via Plagwitz and Jahnallee .

history

Predecessor events

On September 5, 1897, the Leipzig Club Sportbrüder organized a "40 km distance run". The marathon had only been created a year earlier as an athletic discipline for the Summer Olympics in 1896 , and so this run was the first marathon on German soil. The route ran from Paunsdorf to Bennewitz and back. Of the 26 registered runners, 18 started and 13 crossed the finish line. The winner was Theodor Schöffler from VfB Leipzig in 3:35:31 hours.

On July 3 of the following year, another “40 km distance race” took place on the same route, also organized by the Sport Brothers . All 13 runners reached the finish line, Arthur Techtow from BFV Arminia-Urania zu Berlin was first in 3:19:50 with a lead of almost 15 minutes. For a long time this run was thought to be the first marathon organized in Germany, and it was not until 1998, on the occasion of the supposed 100th anniversary of the Leipzig marathon, that attention was drawn to the run held the previous year.

On September 6, 1925, the first official German marathon championship was held between Halle and Leipzig on a 42.2 km long route. Paul Hempel was the winner in 2:48:26 hours. Shortly before, on August 30, 1925, the first German marathon championship for gymnastics had taken place in Leipzig. On a slightly shorter loop course (the information varies between 40 and 41.48 km) Johannes Theuerkauf won in 2:37:38 hours. Before the Second World War , three more marathons took place in Leipzig: on August 17, 1930 another German gymnastics championship (42.2 km; winner: Josef Sehr, 2:46:50 h), on October 16, 1938 a commemorative run for the 125th anniversary of the Battle of the Nations near Leipzig (42.195 km; winner: Hans Puch, 2:43:42 h), which with 84 runners at the finish was the event with the largest number of participants at the time, and another German championship on July 30, 1939. This run should serve as preparation for the 1940 Summer Olympics . Ernst Weber won at 30 ° C in 2:47:19 h.

Seven marathons took place in Leipzig between 1951 and 1959: five marathon championships in the GDR , a marathon for the 2nd German Gymnastics and Sports Festival in 1956, and a marathon as part of the 1st Summer Partakiade of the friendly armies . Further GDR championships took place in Leipzig as independent events in 1971 and 1979, as well as 1985, 1986, 1987 and 1990 integrated into the Leipzig Marathon.

date winner Time in h
September 15, 1951 Horst Werner 2:51:45
July 19, 1953 Gerhard Heber 2:39:24
September 18, 1955 Kurt Hartung 2:31:25
4th August 1956 Karl graves 2:34:55
June 30, 1957 Bruno Bartholome 2:43:04
September 27, 1958 Dr. Pavel Kontorek ( ČSR ) 2:25:33
15th August 1959 Bruno Bartholome 2:29:35
June 26, 1971 Jürgen Vesper 2:24:17
7th July 1979 Joachim Truppel 2:20:02

Today's marathon

Start of the II. SME marathon on June 22, 1985 with 821 runners on what was then Karl-Marx-Platz (today Augustusplatz )
Jörg Peter at the 2nd KMU marathon 1985, where he won the GDR championship that was held at the same time
Uwe Koch won the GDR marathon championship in 1986 as part of the SME marathon

Fun races became increasingly popular across Europe in the 1970s. In 1975 the Rennsteiglauf took place as a competition for the first time, with almost 700 runners at the finish of the 82 km long main course. Waldemar Cierpinski's victory at the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal also contributed to popularizing running in the GDR.

The HSG KMU (University Sports Association of Karl Marx University ) therefore launched an event that was intended to give less ambitious amateur runners the opportunity to master the classic 42.195 km route. For this reason, the finish line, which was three hours in athletic competitions, was extended to five hours. At the first edition of the university marathon on June 18, 1977 in Clara-Zetkin-Park , 95 runners and three runners reached the finish.

In the next two years, eight laps were run in Clara-Zetkin-Park. In 1980 the run, now called the KMU marathon , was relocated to the Leipzig floodplain forest near Connewitz . As in the next two years, there were six laps to be completed. In 1982 wheelchair users took part in the marathon for the first time .

From 1983 the start and finish were in the city center, but the majority of the route was covered, as in the first events, in the Clara-Zetkin-Park, where a number of laps had to be completed which varied from year to year. From 1985 to 1987 the GDR marathon championship was integrated into the run.

During the first run after the fall of the Wall , the city center was more closely integrated into the route than before. The organizers of the HSG KMU took part in the Leipzig Marathon e. V. merged, and in Manfred Steffny they found a prominent West German athlete who helped to make the run more professional and raised the bar. The Deutsche Bundesbahn acted as the main sponsor and announced a German Marathon Cup , which also included the Munich and Frankfurt marathons . The last GDR marathon championship also took place as part of the DB Marathon Leipzig (as the run was now called). With 1598 marathon finishers a record number was reached. For the first time, a 10 km run was part of the supporting program.

In 1992 the Federal Railroad ended its involvement due to a decline in the number of participants. Without financially strong sponsors it was not possible to continue the event as a city ​​run , and so the Leipzig Marathon , as it was now called, ran from 1993 to 1997 as a four-lap course in the Auenwald near Leutzsch . In 1993, time was measured for the first time by transponder . As an additional competition, a half marathon was now held and, from 1994, a quarter marathon or a 10 km run.

On the occasion of the 100 years of athletics in Germany , the run was moved back to the city and the Clara-Zetkin-Park in 1998. For the first time came Stadtwerke Leipzig as a sponsor on, and from 2000 to 2004, the race was the official name of Stadtwerke Leipzig Marathon .

A four-lap course was run from 1998 to 2001, a three-lap course in 2002 and a two-lap course in 2003. In 2002 a half marathon for inline skaters was added to the Leipzig Marathon program. In 2004, in the run-up to Leipzig's application for the 2012 Summer Olympics, a large, Olympic-suitable round through the whole of Leipzig was presented, starting on Jahnallee and finishing in the interior of the Arena Leipzig . The number of marathon finishers rose to the second-highest number to date of 780, and impressive course records were achieved by signing top runners. In 2008, entry fees for top athletes were waived for the first time; this year and the years that followed, mostly runners won again from the region.

After the failed Olympic bid, the construction work for the 2006 World Cup had priority, so that in 2005 the start and finish of the run was relocated to the Alte Messe Leipzig and a loop was allowed to run away from the city between Dölitz in the south and Gohlis in the north. In 2006 the start and finish was at the Kohlrabi circus , and a two-lap course through the southeastern outskirts of the city had to be tackled.

The Stadtsportbund Leipzig e. V. at the alignment. In 2007 OSL Olympia-Sport Leipzig GmbH was added. In the same year it was possible to reintegrate the city center into the course.

In 2020, the Leipzig Marathon was canceled for the first time in its history due to the COVID-19 pandemic .

Further marathons in Leipzig since 1977

Since 1977, the year of the first Leipzig Marathon, the following marathons have taken place in Leipzig independently of it:

  • GDR championships 1979 (later GDR championships taking place in Leipzig were integrated in the Leipzig marathon).
  • Auensee marathon: 1980–1990 annually in April. Marathon over 4 laps in the Leipziger Auenwald not far from the Auensee .
  • 26th Sparkasse Marathon on September 8, 2001: Marathon with an event location that changes every year.
  • Central German marathon : 2002–2004 as a road marathon from Halle to Leipzig, 2005 and 2006 vice versa. 2007–2015 only in or near Halle. Since 2016 from Leipzig to Halle on hiking trails parallel to the Neue Luppe and Weißen Elster . 2020 canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic .
  • Leipzig Winter Marathon: Every January since 2010. Team marathon over 10 laps in Clara-Zetkin-Park , the entire distance must be covered by the three team members together.

statistics

Course records

The best times of the Leipzig Marathon were achieved in 2004 by the two Kenyan athletes Christopher Cheboiboch in the men's race with a target time of 2:10:16 hours and Tegla Loroupe in the women's race in 2:29:40 hours.

winner

Sources: Marathon Mecca Leipzig , website of the organizer, arrs.run

In 2009 and 2010 all winners of the running competitions were athletes from the successful Leipzig sports club SC DHfK Leipzig .

marathon

No. date Men Time (hours) Women Time (hours)
45.
44. called off
43. Apr. 14, 2019 Nic Ihlow ( GER ) 2:24:22 Yvonne van Vlerken ( NLD ) 2:47:53
42. Apr 22, 2018 Gabriel Svajda ( SVK ) 2:35:23 Juliane Meyer ( GER ) - 3 - 3:00:37
41. 0Apr 9, 2017 Bartosz Olszewski ( POL ) 2:27:08 Juliane Meyer ( GER ) - 2 - 2:58:00
40. 23 Apr 2016 Marc Werner ( GER ) 2:39:29 Laura Clart ( GER ) 2:53:47
39. April 19, 2015 Tekalegn Tebelu Abebe ( ETH ) 2:21:53 Juliane Meyer ( GER ) 2:57:35
38. Apr 13, 2014 Benedikt Heil ( GER ) 2:32:47 Anja Jakob ( GER ) 2:58:57
37. Apr 21, 2013 Jakob Stiller ( GER ) - 3 - 2:29:31 Sandra Boitz ( GER ) 2:53:40
36. Apr 22, 2012 Jakob Stiller ( GER ) - 2 - 2:33:32 Carina Schipp ( GER ) - 4 - 2:57:36
35. Apr 17, 2011 Jakob Stiller ( GER ) 2:27:59 Frida Södermark ( SWE ) 2:51:33
34. Apr 25, 2010 Maksym Salii -2- 2:36:06 Carina Schipp -3- 2:53:34
33. Apr 19, 2009 Maksym Salii ( UKR ) 2:31:14 Carina Schipp -2- 3:01:50
32. Apr 20, 2008 Jörg Matthé ( GER ) 2:37:56 Carina Schipp ( GER ) 3:04:44
31. Apr 22, 2007 Marcel Matanin -2- 2:26:19 Tanja Semjonowa -6- 3:16:39
30th Apr 23, 2006 Marcel Matanin ( SVK ) 2:19:31 Svetlana Ivanova ( LAT ) 2:49:34
29 Apr 17, 2005 Julius Kiptum Rop ( KEN ) 2:16:21 Judy Kiplimo ( KEN ) 2:46:06
28. Apr 25, 2004 Christopher Cheboiboch ( KEN ) 2:10:16 Tegla Loroupe ( KEN ) 2:29:40
27. Apr 13, 2003 Mykola Rudyk ( UKR ) 2:17:50 Tanya Semyonova -5- 2:58:01
26th Apr 28, 2002 Carsten Eich ( GER ) 2:13:47 Tanja Semjonowa -4- 2:57:02
25th Apr 29, 2001 Stephan Freilang ( GER ) 2:15:57 Tanja Semjonowa -3- 2:53:45
24. Apr 16, 2000 Stanisław Cembrzyński ( POL ) 2:36:25 Tanja Semjonowa -2- 3:05:35
23. June 12, 1999 Peter Kapitza ( GER ) 2:28:58 Kathrin Behrens ( GER ) 3:21:32
22nd June 13, 1998 Michael Asperger -2- 2:29:21 Tanja Semjonowa ( GER ) 3:06:27
21st June 14, 1997 Klaus Goldammer -6- 2:31:29 Konstanze Saar -2- 3:25:43
20th 31 Mar 1996 Klaus Goldammer -5- 2:33:42 Elfriede Hofer ( GER ) 3:15:42
19th 26th Mar 1995 Michael Asperger ( GER ) 2:32:18 Konstanze Saar ( GER ) 3:14:33
18th 27 Mar 1994 Lars Neubauer ( GER ) 2:25:54 Beate Kauke -2- 2:57:58
17th Apr 18, 1993 Matthias Körner ( GER )
& Matthias Huy ( GER ) 		2:37:46 Helga Heinze ( GER ) 3:43:56
16. June 13, 1992 Janusz Sarnicki ( POL ) 2:23:55 Birgit Lennartz ( GER ) 2:47:54
15th June 22, 1991 Jerzy Skarżyński ( POL ) 2:22:50 Anuța Cătună ( ROM ) 2:45:07
14th June 16, 1990 Klaus Goldammer -4- 2:25:05 Andrea Fleischer ( GDR ) 2:41:59
13. June 17, 1989 Jörg Peters ( GDR ) 2:31:38 Ina Ferkl ( GDR ) 3:02:39
12. June 18, 1988 Jörg Otto ( GDR ) 2:27:24 Beate Kauke ( GDR ) 3:01:15
11. June 20, 1987 Michael Heilmann ( GDR ) 2:14:17 Uta Pippig -2- 2:30:50
10. June 22, 1986 Uwe Koch ( GDR ) 2:17:04 Uta Pippig ( GDR ) 2:37:56
09. June 22, 1985 Jörg Peter ( GDR ) 2:12:32 Birgit Weinhold ( GDR ) 2:32:48
08th. June 23, 1984 Klaus Goldammer -3- 2:26:05 Birgit Schuckmann ( GDR ) 2:53:45
07th June 18, 1983 Andreas Sprenger ( GDR ) 2:17:23 Gabi Schmidt ( GDR ) 2:51:37
06th June 19, 1982 Klaus Goldammer -2- 2:30:42 Petra Zocher -2- 2:56:19
05. June 20, 1981 Klaus Goldammer ( GDR ) 2:27:00 Petra Zocher ( GDR ) 2:58:00
04th June 14, 1980 Karli Baumbach ( GDR ) 2:32:25 Gudrun Strohbach ( GDR ) 3:40:56
03. June 16, 1979 Detlef Kröplin -2- 2:28:42 Inge Naumann ( GDR ) 3:18:19
02. June 10, 1978 Detlef Kröplin ( GDR ) 2:31:17 Irmgard Kretzschmar ( GDR ) 3:25:58
01. June 18, 1977 Roland Winkler ( GDR ) 2:37:07 Rosemarie Pfeiffer ( GDR ) 3:53:55

half marathon

year Men Time (hours) Women Time (hours)
2019 Vincent Hoyer -2- 1:10:59 Sandra Boitz -9- 1:22:51
2018 Vincent Hoyer 1:08:12 Sandra Boitz -8- 1:25:12
2017 Marc Schulze 1:08:12 Nora Kusterer -4- 1:21:35
2016 Maik Willbrandt 1:10:39 Nora Kusterer -3- 1:19:38
2015 Sebastian Nitsche 1:10:11 Nora Kusterer -2- 1:17:41
2014 Marcel Knape 1:11:05 Nora Kusterer 1:20:23
2013 John-Philipp Bartholomäi 1:11:54 Yvonne van Vlerken 1:17:15
2012 Lucas Hermann 1:07:58 Sandra Boitz -7- 1:22:38
2011 Sven Weyer -3- 1:07:58 Kathrin Bogen 1:21:32
2010 Sven Weyer -2- 1:11:52 Sandra Boitz -6- 1:23:02
2009 Sven Weyer 1:13:11 Sandra Boitz -5- 1:21:18
2008 Oliver Uhlig 1:11:54 Sandra Boitz -4- 1:22:15
2007 Maximilian Wagner 1:13:58 Sandra Boitz -3- 1:24:06
2006 André Sommer 1:09:32 Sandra Boitz -2- 1:28:46
2005 Jürgen Wernitz -2- 1:14:15 Sandra Boitz 1:31:55
2004 Jürgen Wernitz 1:15:07 Birgit Grunert 1:26:59
2003 Dirk Nürnberger 1:06:40 Nicole cress 1:29:08
2002 Konrad Mühmel 1:12:09 Annett Amberg 1:28:38
2001 Volker Fritzsch 1:07:14 Monika Böttge 1:32:12
2000 Grzegorz Budak ( POL ) 1:12:39 Roswitha Riemann 1:27:55
1999 Michael Zabel 1:09:28 Elke Saalbach 1:25:30
1998 Stefan Gorzny -2- 1:09:56 Dagmar Busch 1:31:44
1997 Dietmar Knies 1:18:36 Beate Kauke 1:27:44
1996 Stefan Gorzny 1:13:51 Liane Muschler 1:36:24
1995 Jörg Matthé 1:11:52 Monika Dreyer -2- 1:28:37
1994 Frank Matthé 1:14:28 Monika Dreyer 1:28:23
1993 Michael Asperger 1:11:53 Anja Heil 1:46:14

10 km

Run as a quarter marathon in years marked with (V)

year Men Time (min.) Women Time (min.)
2019 Felix Rüger 31:00 Marie Burchard -2- 35:09
2018 Philipp Dressel-Putz 33:52 Marie Burchard 37:24
2017 Thomas Kühlmann 32:21 Astrid Hartenstein -2- 36:26
2016 Nic Ihlow 32:25 Annett Horna 34:44
2015 Marcus Schöfisch 30:49 Elizabeth Pineda Medina Yoly (VEN) 37:10
2014 Jakob Stiller 30:25 Astrid Hartenstein 36:11
2013 Fabian Borggrefe 31:49 Lisa Schubert 38:48
2012 John Savior 32:49 Melanie Apitzsch 36:20
2011 Sergei Schäfer 33:28 Manuela Röder 39:06
2010 Christian pond 32:53 Kathrin Bogen -2- 38:01
2009 Jakob Stiller 30:36 Katharina Purcz 40:18
2008 Maksym Salii 30:43 Kristin Villages 38:17
2007 Thomas Winkler 32:21 Kathrin Bogen 36:50
2006 Michael Schering -3- 30:26 Sandra Beck 33:42
2005 Michael Schering -2- 30:28 Nicole Güldemeister 35:05
2004 Michael Schering 28:03 Juliane Starke 37:47
2003 Jens Borrmann 30:38 Kerstin Brünig 38:02
2002 Oliver Uhlig 32:46 Romy Spitzmüller 36:23
2001 (V) Detlef Beier -2- 33:36 Konstanze Saar 41:14
2000 (V) Detlef Beier 32:52 Ines Lukoschat 38:09
1999 (V) Klaus Goldammer 34:26 Simone Erdzack 43:00
1998 (V) Ronald Gasch 33:31 Romy Lindner 36:26
1997 Stefan Gorzny 33:32 Susan Krebs 41:05
1996 Manfred Czempas 37:10 Tanja Semjonowa 44:57
1995 Torsten Sharp -2- 35:11 Sylvia Hörhold 40:27
1994 (V) Torsten Scharf 35:40 Margit Walzig 53:32
1993 --- ---
1992 Werner Schildhauer -2- 28:58 Tegla Loroupe ( KEN ) 32:54
1991 Werner Schildhauer 29:39 Irina Sklarenko ( RUS ) 34:05
1990 Stephan Freilang 29:58 Constanze Effler 36:22

Inline skating competition (half marathon)

year Men Time (min.) Women Time (min.)
2019 Alexander Bastidas -2- 41: 25.4 Susan Colbow 49: 35.5
2018 Alexander Bastidas 35: 12.6 Tina Lauer 38: 21.0
2017 Pawel Ciezki -2- 34: 30.1 Stephanie Reuter 38: 50.6
2016 Tobias Hecht 34: 50.0 Josie Hofmann 37: 41.0
2015 Patrick Taubrecht -4- 35:21 Tina Strüver -6- 37:58
2014 Pawel Ciezki 36:07 Tina Strüver -5- 38:36
2013 Pascal Ramali 35:50 Katja Ulbrich 39:49
2012 Philipp Forstner 35:49 Tina Strüver -4- 41:15
2011 Patrick Taubrecht -3- 36:55 Lisa Fregin 41:54
2010 Frank Adam 35:21 Anne Biehl -2- 41:34
2009 Patrick Taubrecht -2- 36:04 Tina Strüver -3- 39:22
2008 Tobias Hecht 37:44 Lisa Kaluzni 42:05
2007 Jan Wolf 38:13 Tina Strüver -2- 41:22
2006 Sebastian Walther 37:40 Anke Biehl 41:54
2005 Patrick Taubrecht 37:08 Anne Biehl 40:33
2004 (25 km) Andre Unterdörfel 44:34 Michaela Heinz-Gerten 44:36
2003 Toni Deubner 38:10 Tina Strüver 38:14

Development of the number of finishers

Number of runners who reached the finish

  • Source for years before 2002: Marathon Mecca Leipzig
  • Emphasis: record values
date marathon half marathon 10 km /
quarter marathon 		in-line skating
total Men Women Proportion of men Proportion of women
Apr 22, 2018 0599 0504 095 84% 16% 2450 1602 0474
0Apr 9, 2017 0593 0497 096 84% 16% 2303 1558 0583
Apr 24, 2016 0802 0679 0123 85% 15% 2468 1608 0680
April 19, 2015 0619 0532 0087 86% 14% 2361 1595 0337
Apr 13, 2014 0752 0650 0102 86% 14% 2588 1591 0392
Apr 21, 2013 0648 0557 0091 86% 14% 2279 1451 0662
Apr 22, 2012 0626 0541 0085 86% 14% 2313 1502 0585
Apr 17, 2011 0687 0576 0111 84% 16% 2239 1476 0318
Apr 25, 2010 0505 0445 0060 88% 12% 1971 1170 0512
Apr 19, 2009 0645 0562 0083 87% 13% 2060 1066 0457
Apr 20, 2008 0615 0540 0075 88% 12% 1883 0871 0481
Apr 22, 2007 0524 0461 0063 88% 12% 1602 0729 0404
Apr 23, 2006 0578 0503 0075 87% 13% 1445 0604 0301
Apr 17, 2005 0593 0538 0055 91% 09% 1502 0891 0392
Apr 25, 2004 0780 0687 0098 88% 12% 1448 1041 0553
Apr 13, 2003 0444 0419 0050 94% 06% 0878 0546 0447
Apr 28, 2002 0448 0408 0040 91% 09% 0786 0384 0345
Apr 29, 2001 0398 0342 0056 84% 14% 0532 0287
Apr 16, 2000 0197 0176 0021st 89% 11% 0296 0210
June 12, 1999 0207 0188 0019th 91% 09% 0305 0167
June 13, 1998 0288 0261 0027 91% 09% 0257 0105
June 14, 1997 0133 0123 0010 92% 08th % 0110 0049
31 Mar 1996 0112 0099 0013 88% 12% 0154 0054
26th Mar 1995 0098 0092 0006th 94% 06% 0125 0049
27 Mar 1994 0076 0068 0008th 89% 11% 0088 0040
Apr 18, 1993 0043 0042 0001 98% 02% 0041 ---
June 13, 1992 0558 0508 0050 91% 09% --- 0338
June 22, 1991 0766 0709 0057 93% 07% --- 0311
June 16, 1990 1598 1508 0090 94% 03% --- 0556
June 17, 1989 0599 0573 0026th 96% 03% --- ---
June 18, 1988 0463 0444 0019th 96% 03% --- ---
June 20, 1987 0578 0556 0022nd 96% 03% --- ---
June 22, 1986 0640 0602 0038 94% 03% --- ---
June 22, 1985 0632 0593 0039 94% 03% --- ---
June 23, 1984 0506 0486 0020th 96% 03% --- ---
June 18, 1983 0497 0472 0025th 95% 03% --- ---
June 19, 1982 0335 0312 0023 93% 07% --- ---
June 20, 1981 0392 0368 0024 94% 06% --- ---
June 14, 1980 0204 0192 0012 94% 06% --- ---
June 16, 1979 0179 0172 0007th 96% 04% --- ---
June 10, 1978 0141 0139 0002 99% 01 % --- ---
June 18, 1977 0098 0095 0003 97% 03% --- ---

literature

  • Frank Gottert: Marathon Mecca Leipzig. 30 years of the Leipzig Marathon. 1977 to 2006. Looking back on 30 years of the Leipzig Marathon. Actors, runs, conditions and statistics. Leipzig Marathon e. V., Leipzig 2007, ISBN 978-3-00-021486-8 ( PDF ; 14.9 MB)

Web links

Commons : Leipzig Marathon  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Frank Gottert: Marathon City Leipzig. The marathons in Leipzig 1897-2018 . Leipziger Universitätsverlag, Leipzig 2019, ISBN 978-3-96023-232-2 , pp. 16-19 .
  2. ^ Frank Gottert: Marathon City Leipzig. The marathons in Leipzig 1897-2018 . Leipziger Universitätsverlag, Leipzig 2019, ISBN 978-3-96023-232-2 , pp. 20-23 .
  3. ^ Frank Gottert: Marathon City Leipzig. The marathons in Leipzig 1897-2018 . Leipziger Universitätsverlag, Leipzig 2019, ISBN 978-3-96023-232-2 , pp. 24-87 .
  4. ^ Frank Gottert: Marathon City Leipzig. The marathons in Leipzig 1897-2018 . Leipziger Universitätsverlag, Leipzig 2019, ISBN 978-3-96023-232-2 , pp. 88-127 .
  5. ^ Frank Gottert: Marathon City Leipzig. The marathons in Leipzig 1897-2018 . Leipziger Universitätsverlag, Leipzig 2019, ISBN 978-3-96023-232-2 , pp. 88-127 .
  6. ^ Frank Gottert: Marathon City Leipzig. The marathons in Leipzig 1897-2018 . Leipziger Universitätsverlag, Leipzig 2019, ISBN 978-3-96023-232-2 , pp. 291 .
  7. ^ Frank Gottert: Marathon City Leipzig. The marathons in Leipzig 1897-2018 . Leipziger Universitätsverlag, Leipzig 2019, ISBN 978-3-96023-232-2 , pp. 338-463 .
  8. ^ Website of the organizer
  9. ↑ Leipzig Marathon on arrs.run
  10. ↑ Due to the COVID-19 pandemic . The marathon was scheduled for April 26th. A postponement to autumn was examined and discussed, but could not be implemented for organizational reasons.
  11. ↑ a b c d As a GDR championship.