Resultater Fukuoka Marathon 2023

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Resultater fra Fukuoka Marathon som arrangeres søndag 3. desember 2022.

Publisert 3. desember 2023 i Løp/friidrett

Fukuoka Marathon 2023

77. utgave

Dato

3. desember

Sted

Fukuoka – Japan

Distanse

Maraton – Gateløp

Start kl 04.00 norsk tid

Resultater

Topp 16 menn

Om løpet

The Fukuoka International Marathon (福岡国際マラソン, Fukuoka Kokusai Marason) is an IAAF Gold Label international men’s marathon race held in Fukuoka, Japan. It was previously known as the Fukuoka International Open Marathon Championship between 1947 and 2021, when it was announced the race would be discontinued on its 75th edition. However, due to popular support, a successor race, inheriting the tradition and course of the original marathon, was established the next year.

The course record is held by Tsegaye Kebede of Ethiopia, running 2:05:18 in 2009 to best his own record from the previous year. Toshihiko Seko (1978–80, ’83) and Frank Shorter (1971–74) tie for most victories at the race with four each.

Tidligere vinnere av Fukuoka Marathon:

Ed.	Date	Winner	Country	Time^[b]	Notes	Rf.
76	2022.12.04	Maru Teferi	Israel	2:06:43		^[16]
75	2021.12.05	Michael Githae	Kenya	2:07:51		^[1]^[17]
74	2020.12.06	Yūya Yoshida	Japan	2:07:05
73	2019.12.01	Taku Fujimoto^[c]	Japan	2:09:36		^[18]^[20]
72	2018.12.02	Yuma Hattori	Japan	2:07:27
71	2017.12.03	Sondre Nordstad Moen	Norway	2:05:48
70	2016.12.04	Yemane Tsegay	Ethiopia	2:08:48
69	2015.12.06	Patrick Makau	Kenya	2:08:18
68	2014.12.07	Patrick Makau	Kenya	2:08:22
67	2013.12.01	Martin Mathathi	Kenya	2:07:16
66	2012.12.02	Joseph Gitau	Kenya	2:06:58
65	2011.12.04	Josephat Ndambiri	Kenya	2:07:36		^[21]
64	2010.12.05	Jaouad Gharib	Morocco	2:08:24
63	2009.12.06	Tsegaye Kebede	Ethiopia	2:05:18
62	2008.12.07	Tsegaye Kebede	Ethiopia	2:06:10
61	2007.12.02	Samuel Wanjiru	Kenya	2:06:39
60	2006.12.03	Haile Gebrselassie	Ethiopia	2:06:52
59	2005.12.04	Dmytro Baranovskyy	Ukraine	2:08:29
58	2004.12.05	Tsuyoshi Ogata	Japan	2:09:10
57	2003.12.07	Tomoaki Kunichika	Japan	2:07:52
56	2002.12.01	Gezahegne Abera	Ethiopia	2:09:13
55	2001.12.02	Gezahegne Abera	Ethiopia	2:09:25
54	2000.12.03	Atsushi Fujita	Japan	2:06:51 NR
53	1999.12.05	Gezahegne Abera	Ethiopia	2:07:54
52	1998.12.06	Jackson Kabiga	Kenya	2:08:42
51	1997.12.07	Josia Thugwane	South Africa	2:07:28
50	1996.12.01	Lee Bong-ju	South Korea	2:10:48
49	1995.12.03	Luíz Antônio	Brazil	2:09:30
48	1994.12.04	Boay Akonay	Tanzania	2:09:45
47	1993.12.05	Dionicio Cerón	Mexico	2:08:51
46	1992.12.06	Tena Negere	Ethiopia	2:09:04
45	1991.12.01	Shuichi Morita	Japan	2:10:58	Current course layout introduced
44	1990.12.02	Belayneh Dinsamo	Ethiopia	2:11:35
43	1989.12.03	Manuel Matias	Portugal	2:12:54
42	1988.12.04	Toshihiro Shibutani	Japan	2:11:04
41	1987.12.06	Takeyuki Nakayama	Japan	2:08:18
40	1986.12.07	Juma Ikangaa	Tanzania	2:10:06
39	1985.12.01	Hisatoshi Shintaku	Japan	2:09:51	Course layout changed
38	1984.12.02	Takeyuki Nakayama	Japan	2:10:00
37	1983.12.04	Toshihiko Seko	Japan	2:08:52
36	1982.12.05	Paul Ballinger	New Zealand	2:10:15
35	1981.12.06	Robert de Castella	Australia	2:08:18 WR
34	1980.12.07	Toshihiko Seko	Japan	2:09:45
33	1979.12.02	Toshihiko Seko	Japan	2:10:35
32	1978.12.03	Toshihiko Seko	Japan	2:10:21
31	1977.12.04	Bill Rodgers	United States	2:10:56
30	1976.12.05	Jerome Drayton	Canada	2:12:35
29	1975.12.07	Jerome Drayton	Canada	2:10:09
28	1974.12.08	Frank Shorter	United States	2:11:32
27	1973.12.02	Frank Shorter	United States	2:11:45
26	1972.12.03	Frank Shorter	United States	2:10:30
25	1971.12.05	Frank Shorter	United States	2:12:51
24	1970.12.06	Akio Usami	Japan	2:10:38
23	1969.12.07	Jerome Drayton	Canada	2:11:13
22	1968.12.08	Bill Adcocks	United Kingdom	2:10:48
21	1967.12.03	Derek Clayton	Australia	2:09:37 WR
20	1966.11.27	Mike Ryan	New Zealand	2:14:05
19	1965.10.10	Hidekuni Hiroshima	Japan	2:18:36
18	1964.12.06	Toru Terasawa	Japan	2:14:49
17	1963.10.15	Jeff Julian	New Zealand	2:18:01	Held in Tokyo
16	1962.12.02	Toru Terasawa	Japan	2:16:19
15	1961.12.03	Pavel Kantorek	Czechoslovakia	2:22:05
14	1960.12.04	Barry Magee	New Zealand	2:19:04
13	1959.11.08	Kurao Hiroshima	Japan	2:29:34	Fukuoka becomes permanent host
12	1958.12.07	Nobuyoshi Sadanaga	Japan	2:24:01	Held in Utsunomiya
11	1957.12.01	Kurao Hiroshima	Japan	2:21:40	Held in Fukuoka City
10	1956.12.09	Keizo Yamada	Japan	2:25:15	Held in Nagoya	^[8]
9	1955.12.11	Veikko Karvonen	Finland	2:23:16	Held in Fukuoka/Koga	^[8]^[22]
8	1954.12.05	Reinaldo Gorno	Argentina	2:24:55	Held in Kamakura/Yokohama	^[8]^[23]
7	1953.12.06	Hideo Hamamura	Japan	2:27:26	Held in Nagoya	^[8]
6	1952.12.07	Katsuo Nishida	Japan	2:27:59	Held in Ube	^[8]
5	1951.12.09	Hiromi Haigo	Japan	2:30:13	Held in Fukuoka/Maebaru	^[8]^[24]
4	1950.12.10	Shunji Koyanagi	Japan	2:30:47	Held in Hiroshima	^[8]
3	1949.12.04	Shinzo Koga	Japan	2:40:26	Held in Shizuoka	^[8]
2	1948.12.05	Saburo Yamada	Japan	2:37:25	Held in Takamatsu	^[8]
1	1947.12.07	Toshikazu Wada	Japan	2:45:45	Held in Kumamoto	^[8]