Magdeburg marathon

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The Magdeburg Marathon is a marathon that has been organized in Magdeburg by the VLG 1991 Magdeburg since 2004 in the second half of October . In addition to the marathon route, a half marathon , a 10 km run (13 km up to 2014), a 4.2 km run and a 400 m children's run are offered. The previous record for participants was achieved in 2014 with over 6,000 registered runners (including the walking competitions). It is therefore the largest running event in Saxony-Anhalt . A marathon relay was offered for the first time in 2016 .

route

Start and finish is at the Magdeburg trade fair.

Until 2015

From the start, it first went over the Elbe into the city center, where the Otto von Guericke monument, the town hall , the Magdeburger Reiter , the Hundertwasser House and the cathedral are passed, before you get to the Rotehornpark via Hegelstraße and the Sternbrücke . From there it goes on the right bank of the Elbe through the Elbauenpark with the millennium tower and the Herrenkrugpark . While the half-marathon runners return from here to the finish on the grounds of Messe Magdeburg, the marathon runners continue on the Elbe Cycle Path northwards via Lostau and Hohenwarthe to the Magdeburg waterway junction , whose trough bridge is crossed before returning to the same route Goal goes.

As of 2016

Due to construction work in the urban area of ​​Magdeburg and on the section between Magdeburg and Hohenwarthe, the waterway intersection could no longer be approached. The route was therefore designed as a real city marathon and now leads from the fair across the Elbe, through the Alte Neustadt , past the science harbor to the banks of the Elbe, which is followed to the Klosterbergegarten . From there it goes into the city center, over the cathedral the route leads to the Rotehornpark and over the Werder back to the exhibition center. The marathon runners complete the route twice, the half marathon runners once.

statistics

Course records

  • Men: 2:31:10, Frank Schauer , 2012
  • Women: 2:57:05, Anne-Kathrin Litzenberg, 2013

Winners list

Highlighted: course records

Numbers after the name indicate the number of wins to date

year Men Time (hours) Women Time (hours)
October 18, 2015 Paul Weinmann 2:47:25 Juliane Meyer 3:05:07
October 18, 2015 Jens Santruschek -2- 2:31:17 Nadja Koch 3:14:01
October 19, 2014 Jens Santruschek 2:44:05 Silke Zimmermann 3:11:20
10/20/2013 Karsten Pinno 2:42:45 Anne-Kathrin Litzenberg 2:57:05
10/21/2012 Frank Schauer 2:31:10 Susanne Harz 3:18:34
23/10/2011 Yves Löbel -2- 2:38:23 Sigrid Hoffmann -2- 3:09:36
October 24, 2010 Yves Löbel 2:41:57 Sigrid Hoffmann 3:13:31
October 18, 2009 Jörg Richter -2- 2:32:47 Irina Olbrich 3:20:59
October 19, 2008 Jan Schur 2:41:01 Bianca Stanienda 3:11:08
10/21/2007 Jörg Richter 2:36:11 Silvia Schmied 3:15:21
10/22/2006 Thomas Kunze 2:40:43 Dorothe Wolf 3:15:44
10/23/2005 Chris Toepfer (USA) 2:40:35 Angelika Hummel 3:03:37
October 24, 2004 Steffen Blockus 2:46:19 Annett Bahlcke 3:22:46

Development of the number of finishers

Runners who reached the finish. Highlighted: record numbers

year marathon half marathon
2016 337 1266
2015 302 1230
2014 389 1411
2013 453 1353
2012 435 1439
2011 495 1508
2010 546 1653
2009 512 1618
2008 571 1760
2007 568 1382
2006 588 1228
2005 590 1097
2004 431 641

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. New record number of participants in 2014 with over 6,000 runners ( memento of the original from October 19, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. mdr.de October 19, 2014 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.mdr.de
  2. ^ Magdeburg Marathon, largest running event in Saxony-Anhalt volksstimme.de May 8, 2014
  3. www.volksstimme.de: Experiencing Magdeburg continuously, October 1, 2016, accessed on October 31, 2016