This Day in Observe & Discipline, November 2, Grete Waitz wins her Eighth NYC Marathon (1986), by Walt Murphy Information & Outcomes Companies

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This Day in Observe & Discipline–November 2

(NY Metropolis Marathon; Born On This Day-Holly Bradshaw, German Fernandez, Moncur, Ngeny, Aouita, Munyala, Kathy Hammond/R.I.P.-Ducky Drake, Pen Hallowell/Eva Cassidy, Cubs Win)

 

1991—South Africa’s Elana Meyer set the primary IAAF-ratified World Report for 15 kilometers, working 46:57 in Cape City. The earlier better of 47:17 was set by Norway’s Ingrid Kristiansen in 1987.

 

TCS NY Metropolis Marathon

 

1986Grete Waitz (2:28:06) gained the Ladies’s division, the 8th of her eventual 9 victories within the occasion. Italy’s Gianni Poli gained the Males’s race in 2:11:06 and was adopted by Australia’s Rob de Castella (2:11:43), the 1983 World Champion, Italy’s Orlando Pizzolato (2:12:13), the 2-time defending NYC champion, and Kenya’s Ibrahim Hussein (2:12:51), who would win the race the next 12 months. (20,502 starters)

Grete Waitz, 1983 World Athletics Marathon champion, photograph by World Athletics

Different Notable Finishers

Males: 9.Pete Pfitzinger 2:14:09

Ladies: 2.Lisa Ondieki (Australia) 2:29:12, 3.Laura Fogli (Italy) 2:29:44…9.Christa Vahlensieck (Germany) 2:38:12

Outcomeshttps://outcomes.nyrr.org/occasion/861102/finishers

High 25https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1986_New_York_City_Marathon

https://www.nytimes.com/1986/11/03/sports activities/poli-of-italy-winner-in-marathon-waitz-takes-Eighth-title-in-9-years.html

http://www.historical past.com/this-day-in-history/grete-waitz-wins-her-eighth-nyc-marathon

Full TV broadcast(2:18): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsO2q8dPHjA

 

1997Regardless of stopping 2 occasions to re-tie the shoelaces on his new pair of footwear (they might turn into undone a 3rd time, however he didn’t cease this time), Kenya’s John Kagwe gained the Males’s race in 2:08:12 (He would win once more the next 12 months).  As reported within the NY Occasions, it was a “miserably humid, windy and wet day”. These circumstances, plus the time misplaced securing his footwear, may need value Kagwe an opportunity to interrupt the Course Report of two:08:01, set in 1989 by Juma Ikangaa of Tanzania,

         Switzerland’s Franziska Rochat-Moser was the shock winner of the Ladies’s race in 2:28:43. Kim Jones (2:32:07), the highest American finisher within the Ladies’s race (6th), complained that a few of the leaders had obtained an unfair benefit at a few of the water stations (see hyperlink). Struggling cramps through the race, Kenya’s Tegla Loroupe, a crowd favourite after profitable in NY in 1994 and 1995, completed 7th in 2:33:31.  (30,434 finishers)

Different Notable Finishers 

Males: 2.Joseph Chebet (Kenya) 2:09:27, 3.Stefano Baldini (Italy) 2:09:31…5.Germán Silva (Mexico) 2:10:19, 6.Domingos Castro (Portugal) 2:10:23, 8. Dionicio Cerón (Mexico) 2:13:01…18.Mark Coogan (USA) 2:20:41

Ladies: 2.Colleen De Reuck (South Africa) 2:29:11…4.Anuța Cătună (Romania/defending champion) 2:31:24

Outcomeshttps://outcomes.nyrr.org/occasion/971102/finishers/1688170

High-20https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1997_New_York_City_Marathon

Kagwe’s Shoelaceshttps://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/library/sports activities/different/110397ny-marathon-men.html

Controversyhttp://companions.nytimes.com/library/sports activities/different/110397ny-marathon-women.html

A number of NY Occasions Hyperlinks:

https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/library/sports activities/different/97nyc-marathon-index.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franziska_Rochat-Moser

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Kagwe

 

2003—Margaret Okayo (2:23:03) was the winner of the Ladies’s race, outdueling fellow Kenyan Catherine Ndereba (2:23:03) and the Netherlands’ Lornah Kiplagat (2:23:43) as all three bettered Okayo’s earlier Course Report of  2:24:21, set in 2001.

Kenyans swept the highest 4 locations within the Males’s race, with Martin Lel (2:10:30) profitable over defending champion Rodgers Rop (2:11:11), Christopher Cheboiboch (2:11:23), and Elly Rono (2:11:31).

Among the many report variety of 34,729 finishers was Sean “P.Diddy” Combs, who ran 4:14:54 as a part of a fund-raising effort to help needy kids.

Different Notable Finishers

Males: 9.John Kagwe (Kenya) 2:14:08…17.Matt Downin (1st American) 2:18:48

Ladies: 4.Lyudmila Petrova (Russia) 2:25:00…10.Sylvia Mosqueda (1st American) 2:33:10…16.Jenny Crain 2:38:49, 17.Jen Rhines 2:43:01…20.Marla Runyan 2:45:12; DNF-Deena Kastor

Outcomeshttps://outcomes.nyrr.org/occasion/NYC2003/finishers

High 20https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003_New_York_City_Marathon

P.Diddyhttps://www.cbsnews.com/information/p-diddy-did-it-finishes-marathon/

Maleshttp://www.marathonguide.com/information/exclusives/NYC_2003/NewYorkMen.cfm

Ladieshttp://www.marathonguide.com/information/exclusives/NYC_2003/NewYorkWomen.cfm

 

2008—World Report holder Paula Radcliffe, who had been restricted by a stress fracture to a disappointing 23rd-place end at  the Beijing Olympics in August, rebounded to win the Ladies’s race in NY for the twond 12 months in a row, beating runnerup Lyudmila Petrova of Russia by virtually 2-minutes (2:23:56-2:25:43). Ending 3rd was Kara Goucher, who ran 2:25:53, the quickest debut efficiency by an American lady on the time.

Paula Radcliffe wins NYC Marathon, from ITV.com video

Brazil’s Marilson Gomes dos Santos (2:08:43), the 2006 winner, handed Morocco’s Abderrahim Goumri (2:09:07) within the final half-mile, pulling away to win his 2nd Males’s title. He was named to the NYRR’s Corridor of Fame in 2019.

Different Notable Finishers  (whole 38,099)

Males: 4.Paul Tergat (Kenya) 2:13:10…6.Abdi Abdirahman (USA) 2:14:17, 7.Josh Rohatinsky (USA) 2:14:23, 8.Jason Lehmkuhle (USA) 2:14:30…10.Bolota Asmerom (USA) 2:16:37…12.Hendrick Ramaala (South Africa) 2:19:11 (2004 winner)

Ladies: 5.Catherine Ndereba (Kenya) 2:29:34, 6.Gete Wami (Ethiopia) 2:29:25…8.Lidia Șimon (Romania) 2:30:04…10.Katie McGregor (USA) 2:31:14; DNF-Kim Smith (New Zealand)

Outcomeshttps://outcomes.nyrr.org/occasion/a81102/finishers

High 20https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_New_York_City_Marathon

http://www.marathonguide.com/information/exclusives/NewYorkCityMarathon2008/

Goucher Seems Againhttps://effectively.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/05/20/kara-goucher-on-first-marathons/

Radcliffe-Goucher Friendshiphttps://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/09/sports activities/09marathon.html

NYRR Corridor of Famehttps://www.nyrr.org/media-center/press-release/20191017_nyrrhalloffame

2012Simply hours after insisting that the race would go on as deliberate,  Mayor Michael Bloomberg and race organizers introduced the cancellation of the NY Metropolis Marathon. There had been rising opposition to conducting the race whereas town was nonetheless recovering from the devastation attributable to Hurricane Sandy.

https://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/03/sports activities/new-york-city-marathon-will-not-be-held-sunday.html

 

2014–Each races have been shut, with Mary Keitany (2:25:07) profitable the 1st of her 4 Ladies’s titles by solely 3 seconds over fellow Kenyan Jemima Sumgong (2:25:10), and Kenya’s Wilson Kipsang (2:10:59) profitable the Males’s race by 7 seconds over Ethiopia’s Lelisa Desisa (2:11:06), who would win the race in 2018.

With 50,869 starters (50,530 finishers), this was the most important marathon in historical past. It was the primary 12 months that TCS (Tata Consultancy Companies) sponsored the occasion.

Different Notable Finishers

Males: 3.Gebre Gebremariam (Ethiopia) 2:12:13, 4.Meb Kefelzighi 2:13:18 (2009 winner), 5.Stephen Kiprotich (Uganda) 2:13:25 (gold medalist on the 2012 Olympics, 2013 World Championships)…9,Ryan Vail (USA) 2:15:08, 10.Nick Arciniaga (USA) 2:15:39

Ladies: 4.Jeļena Prokopčuka (Latvia) 2:26:15 (2005, 2006 winner)…5.Des Linden (USA) 2:28:11…9.Annie Bersagel (USA) 2:33:02, 10. Deena Kastor (USA) 2:33:18…12.Edna Kiplagat (Kenta) 2:36:24 (2010 winner), 13.Kara Goucher 2:37:03

Outcomeshttps://outcomes.nyrr.org/occasion/M2014/finishers

High 20https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_New_York_City_Marathon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsJ-Tn5RXxM

https://www.letsrun.com/occasions/2014-new-york-city-marathon-tcs-new-york-city-marathon/

Highlightshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlHbntVAMzM

 

Previous NY Metropolis Marathon Winnershttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_winners_of_the_New_York_City_Marathon

Media Information (2024)

https://www.nyrr.org/media-center/occasions/2024/2024-tcs-new-york-city-marathon/media-guide-and-resources

By The Years:

https://www.nydailynews.com/sports activities/nydn-sports-44-years-new-york-city-marathon-history-1-47895-photogallery.html

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