Pyongyang Marathon

Pyongyang Marathon

Pyongyang Marathon, also known as Mangyongdae Prize International Marathon is an annual marathon race contested each April in Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea. It is currently categorised as an IAAF Bronze Label Road Race.

The marathon was held for the first time in 1981 for men and women's event was initiated in 1984 [1]. The 2009 race was the 22nd event.[2] The competition was opened for international runners again in 2000. The race starts and finishes at the Rungrado May Day Stadium or Kim Il Sung Stadium and runs along the Taedong River.[3] At the 2010 edition of the race, Ukrainian Ivan Babaryka became the first European runner to win in Pyongyang in 24 years.[4]

Contents

Course records

  • Men: 2:10:50, Kim Jung-Won, 1996
  • Women: 2:26:02, Jong Yong-Ok, 2007

List of winners

Key:       Course record

Edition Year Men Nationality Time (h:m:s) Women Nationality Time (h:m:s)
24 2011 Oleg Marusin  Russia 2:13:58 Ro Un-Ok  North Korea 2:32:06
23 2010 Ivan Babaryka  Ukraine 2:13:56 Kim Kum Ok  North Korea 2:27:34
22 2009 Wang Zemin  China 2:14:21 Pyo Un-Suk  North Korea 2:28:34
21 2008 Pak Song-Chol  North Korea 2:14:22 Pyo Un-Suk  North Korea 2:28:39
20 2007 Pak Song-Chol  North Korea 2:12:41 Jong Yong-Ok  North Korea 2:26:02
19 2006 Li Gyong-Chol  North Korea 2:13:15 Jo Bun-Hui  North Korea 2:27:22
18 2005 Li Gyong-Chol  North Korea 2:11:36 Ham Bong-Sil  North Korea 2:31:46
17 2004 Morris Mureithi Mwangi  Kenya 2:16:41 Oh Song-Suk  North Korea 2:36:10
16 2003 Jong Myong-Chol  North Korea 2:15:05 Ham Bong-Sil  North Korea 2:27:48
15 2002 Zacharia Mpolokeng  South Africa 2:15:05 Ham Bong-Sil  North Korea 2:26:23
14 2001 Kim Jung-Won  North Korea 2:11:48 Jong Yong-Ok  North Korea 2:28:32
13 2000 Nelson Ndereva Njeru  Kenya 2:11:05 Chung-Ok Kim  North Korea 2:31:28
12 1999 Unknown
11 1998 Unknown
10 1997 Unknown
9 1996 Jung-Won Kim  North Korea 2:10:50 Hong Myong-Hui  North Korea 2:27:02
8 1995 Unknown Gyong-Ae Mun  North Korea 2:30:37
1990–1994 Not held
7 1989 Chol-Ho Choe  North Korea 2:15:27 Gyong-Ae Mun  North Korea 2:33:48
1987-1988 Not held
6 1986 Sergey Krestyaninov  Soviet Union 2:14:19 Elena Murgoci  Romania 2:37:11
5 1985 Il-Sop Choe  North Korea 2:13:25 Tatyana Bultot  Soviet Union 2:35:36
4 1984 Dmitriy Feostikov  Soviet Union 2:14:36 Nadezhda Tishkova  Soviet Union 2:40:34
3 1983 Unknown Not held
2 1982 Jong-Hyong Lee  North Korea 2:15:17
1 1981 Unknown 2:17:18

References

  1. ^ Korea Today: Mangyongdae Prize International Marathon Race
  2. ^ Korean Central News Agency: April 12, 2009: Mangyongdae Prize Marathon Race Held
  3. ^ Jalava, Mirko (2011-04-11). Marusin and Ro take the wins in Pyongyang. IAAF. Retrieved on 2011-04-12.
  4. ^ Jalava, Mirko (2010-04-12). Surprise victory by Babaryka in Pyongyang – Mangyongdae Prize Marathon report. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-04-12.

External links

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