2011 Boston Marathon tracking and results

Please note that if you want to see the 2012 Boston Marathon tracking, you can look at the following link.




In the following link the tracking of the 115th edition of the Boston Marathon, which started at 9.30am on April 18th 2011: 115th Boston Marathon searchable results. In the following link, you can find the 2011 Boston Marathon top finishers ranking. 


In the female marathon, the Kenian Caroline Kilel won in 2h22:36, beating the American Desiree Davila (2h22:39), who improved by 3 minutes and 40 seconds the former PB and impressed all audience in TV and at the Boston Marathon.
In the male competition, Kenian Geoffrey Mutai did the world record in 2h03:02 (indicated initially as 2h03:00). It is also to be noticed that Moses Mosop beat the record for the best Marathon debut in 2h03:06. He had a personal best at the Stramilano Half Marathon in 59:20. Gebre Gebremariam, winner of the New York Marathon in November 2010, arrived third. Finally, American Ryan Hall beat his personal best by 1 minute 20 seconds, in 2h04:58, resulting as all time best marathon time for an American runner.


Below the link for intermediate splits:
(*) = info already available, top runners have reached the split point.
Leading Men at 5k (*)
Leading Men at 10k (*)
Leading Men at 15k (*)
Leading Men at 20k (*)
Leading Men at half (*)
Leading Men at 25k (*)
Leading Men at 30k (*)
Leading Men at 35k (*)
Leading Men at 40k (*)

Final ranking for top 10 Men (*)

Leading Women at 5k (*)

Leading Women at 10k (*)

Leading Women at 15k (*)

Leading Women at 20k (*)

Leading Women at half (*)

Leading Women at 25k (*)

Leading Women at 30k (*)

Leading Women at 35k (*)

Leading Women at 40k (*)

Final ranking for top 10 Women (*)

Marathon's runners celebration: results at the most important worldwide Marathon on April 17th 2011

Please note that results of today's worldwide marathons are at the bottom of this post.


Let's start today's post with a sorrow note. Unfortunately the Nagano Olympic Commemorative Marathon this year will not take place. Considering the seriousness of the disaster at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant, the Nagano Marathon Organizing Committee has decided to cancel the 13th marathon race which usually takes place in the third week of April. Good news is that the marathon will contribute to help the local population in Fukushima, since the organizers donated the total entry fee of 76 million yen (from 8,973 runners) to support the disaster area.


However, this week-end is clearly a runners' celebration, since several competitions are taking place across the globe. London, Madrid and Vienna are the three big marathons for this week-end, with the 115th edition of the Boston Marathon taking place on Monday April 18th. There are also additional marathon events and we believe that more than 70 thousands runners will complete a marathon this week-end.


The most important one is the London Marathon that, due to Easter holidays, has been brought back be one week. London is the second largest marathon in the world after NYCM, and clearly one of the fastest. London is a flat course around the River Thames and finishes at The Mall closed to St James' Palace. 36,553 athletes reached the finish line in 2010. This year the London Marathon is sponsored by Virgin Money and is at the thirdy-first edition. 
This Sunday there will also be the "Maraton de Madrid", which is at the thirty-eighth edition and takes place through the streets of the beautiful Spanish capital. Last year 8,292 runners arrived at the finish line, representing the 30th place in the world ranking. 

Haile Gebreselassie, source: IAAF

Also on the 17th of April, there is the Vienna Marathon, in a romantic and charming city, with the marathon route passing through the landmarks of the city. Runners today could listen to a nice classical music. Last year in Vienna 5,031 runners completed the 26.2 miles, representing the 60th place in the world ranking. Ethiopian marathon world record holder, Haile Gebreselassie will participate to the Vienna half marathon. At the Zurich Marathon, which is the 93rd worldwide marathon in term of runners, we will see the participation of former professional cyclist Laurent Dufaux and the world Ironing champion. Last year 3,169 runners completed the Zurich Marathon route, where runners can see the beautiful Lake Zurich. Moreover, last year in Padua, Italy, 1,875 runners arrived in Prato della Valle at the Saint Antonio Marathon, representing the 8th largest marathon in Italy and one of the top 200 in the world. There are also Cracovia Marathon (top 96th in the world ranking in 2010), Belgrade Marathon and Antwerp Marathon, to complete the list of the marathon running on the 17th of April. Finally, another interesting event took place today in Nice, the "Nice Semi marathon", Nice Half marathon, with the second part of the race very close to the sea, with more than  more than 10 thousand athletes running at the Promenade des Anglais.


Since few readers are interested to see the full results, you can find below the ranking for the different competitions this Sunday April 17th 2011:
2011 London Marathon results,
2011 Vienna Marathon results,
2011 Madrid Marathon results,
2011 Zurich Marathon results,
2011 Padua (Padova) Marathon results,
2011 Antwerp Marathon Ranking, (*)
2011 Belgrade Banca Intesa Marathon results,
2011 Cracovia Marathon Ranking,
2011 Nice Half Marathon Ranking.

Results at the 11th edition of the 2011 Milan City Marathon

More than 10,000 runners have participated to the 11th edition of the Milan City Marathon.


At this link you can find the results at the 11th edition of the Milan Marathon: 2011 Milan City Marathon Ranking.