Livestream, startlists and results from Melbourne Marathon which is held on Sunday 12th of October 2025.

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Melbourne Marathon 2025

Date

October 12

Place

Melbourne – Australia

Results

Marathon men

Pos Name Nat. Time
1 Jack RAYNER AUS 2:11:49
2 Ryan GREGSON AUS 2:13:31
3 Christopher DRYDEN NZL 2:18:10
4 Reece EDWARDS AUS 2:19:55
5 Tomoya HINOHARA JPN 2:20:10
6 Abdi RHOBLE AUS 2:20:46
7 Erick NIYIRAGIRA AUS 2:21:06
8 Dave RIDLEY NZL 2:21:17
9 Dion FINOCCHIARO AUS 2:23:45
10 Matthew WHITAKER AUS 2:23:51
11 Keith MACPHERSON AUS 2:24:23
12 Carlos RODRIGUEZ ORDONEZ AUS 2:24:46
13 Forest ROBINSON AUS 2:25:21
14 Lachlan SCOTT AUS 2:25:33
15 Richard EGAN AUS 2:25:45
16 Jordan COWLEY AUS 2:26:01
17 Alexander SHAW AUS 2:26:24
18 Colm FITZGERALD AUS 2:26:35
19 Ben KELLY AUS 2:26:36
20 Michael MARANTELLI AUS 2:26:37

Marathon women

Pos Name Nat. Time
1 Genevieve GREGSON AUS 2:28:13
2 Sarah KLEIN AUS 2:31:05
3 Kate MASON AUS 2:34:08
4 Rebecca LOWE AUS 2:34:27
5 Milly CLARK AUS 2:37:41
6 Meriem DAOUI AUS 2:44:59
7 Nikki CURRY AUS 2:45:41
8 Sara COULTER AUS 2:47:54
9 Grace LIEBELT AUS 2:49:12
10 Tess MARKS AUS 2:49:18
11 Georgina BECK AUS 2:50:19
12 Ella MANGAN-WALKER NZL 2:51:28
13 Jessica WILLIS AUS 2:51:39
14 Rachel WATERS AUS 2:51:58
15 Whitney SHARPE AUS 2:52:32
16 Sophie HOUGHTON AUS 2:53:52
17 Alexandra MCNAUGHTON AUS 2:55:08
18 Caitlin DUNCAN AUS 2:56:05
19 Laura MCCARTNEY AUS 2:56:33
20 Laura SIMON AUS 2:56:38

Half marathon men

Pos Name Nat. Time
1 Haftu STRINTZOS AUS 1:02:13
2 Zach FACIONI AUS 1:03:21
3 Toby GUALTER NZL 1:03:22
4 Brett ROBINSON AUS 1:03:57
5 Jacob COCKS AUS 1:03:59
6 Stewart MCSWEYN AUS 1:04:16
7 Nathan TSE NZL 1:04:55
8 Ryan GREGSON AUS 1:04:58
9 Nathan STOATE AUS 1:05:14
10 Tom BOWERS AUS 1:05:15

Half marathon women

Pos Name Nat. Time
1 Izzi BATT-DOYLE AUS 1:08:55
2 Georgia GRGEC NZL 1:09:44
3 Sinead DIVER AUS 1:10:56
4 Jenny BLUNDELL AUS 1:13:30
5 Genevieve GREGSON AUS 1:13:47
6 Bianca PUGLISI AUS 1:14:22
7 Donve VILJOEN AUS 1:14:33
8 Brigid DENNEHY NZL 1:14:35
9 Breanna GOLUB AUS 1:15:19
10 Katherine CAMP NZL 1:16:22

10 km men

Pos Name Nat. Time
1 Adam GODDARD AUS 28:40
2 Yohanes DAGNAW AUS 29:41
3 Zayd AL SAYD LBN 29:48
4 Dale CARROLL AUS 29:49
5 Marlgun WAGNER AUS 29:54
6 Will GARBELOTTO AUS 29:58
7 Will LEWIS AUS 30:00
8 Harry NORMAN AUS 30:07
9 Benjamin BEISCHER AUS 30:07
10 Musa JEGULA AUS 30:31

10 km women

Pos Name Nat. Time
1 Ellie PASHLEY AUS 00:33:41
2 Stella RADFORD AUS 00:34:12
3 Tiana CETTA AUS 00:34:59
4 Saskia LLOYD AUS 00:35:24
5 Mia ROUX AUS 00:35:42
6 Karen BLANEY IRL 00:35:56
7 Lilly ELLIS AUS 00:35:59
8 Alice OAKLEY-KERR AUS 00:36:06
9 Meg OAKLEY-KERR AUS 00:36:18
10 Lissy DUNCAN AUS 00:36:20

Tracking

Program

Event Start Time (GMT +11)
Marathon 6:30 a.m.
10 km 7:00 a.m.
Wheelchair Marathon 7:25 a.m.
Half Marathon 7:30 a.m.
5 km 11:15 a.m.
2.5 km Walk 11:45 a.m.

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About

The Melbourne Marathon has been held annually since 1978. The 42.195 km run over the traditional marathon distance is the main race within the annual Melbourne Marathon Festival. The race celebrated its 30th birthday in 2007 with a new course which featured the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) as both the starting point and finishing point. A total of 3328 competitors completed the 2008 race. Another 17,000 people participated in Half Marathon (21.1 km), 10 km and 5.5 km events.

The 2019 running of the marathon saw an Australian record of 7037 finishers, 1880 of whom were female (27%). In 1978 approximately 4% of the 1947 finishers were female.

The 2020 event was cancelled on 9 September due to the COVID-19 crisis. A virtual marathon was run for the period 5 December to 13 December.

In September 2021 it was decided to postpone the 2021 event until 11 and 12 December. The marathon and half marathon were run on Sunday the 12th, starting an hour earlier to escape the heat. The shorter events were held on the afternoon of Saturday the 11th.

The 2022 event returned to October with all events being run on Sunday. There were 6215 finishers in the marathon.

Past winners

Edition Year Men’s winner Time (h:m:s) Women’s winner Time (h:m:s)
1st 1978  Bill Scott (AUS) 2:21:04  Elizabeth Richards-Hassall (AUS) 2:53:38
2nd 1979  Andrew Lloyd (AUS) 2:26:44  Jane Kuchins (AUS) 3:12:35
3rd 1980  Andrew Lloyd (AUS) 2:17:37  Rosemary Longstaff (AUS) 2:46:16
4th 1981  Andrew Lloyd (AUS) 2:19:03  Jackie Turney-Cook (AUS) 2:42:12
5th 1982  Bill Rodgers (USA) 2:11:08  Sue King (USA) 2:37:57
6th 1983  Juma Ikangaa (TAN) 2:13:15  Rhonda Mallinder (AUS) 2:37:56
7th 1984  Juma Ikangaa (TAN) 2:15:31  Margaret Reddan (AUS) 2:43:40
8th 1985  Fred van der Vennet (BEL) 2:12:35  Margaret Reddan (AUS) 2:44:56
9th 1986  Richard Umberg (SUI) 2:17:21  Tani Ruckle (AUS) 2:36:06
10th 1987  Ric Sayre (USA) 2:14:16  Jackie Turney-Cook (AUS) 2:44:18
11th 1988  Thomas Hughes (IRL) 2:18:14  Coral Farr (AUS) 2:47:38
12th 1989  Takeshi So (JPN) 2:18:13  Colleen Stephens (AUS) 2:49:18
13th 1990  Russell Foley (AUS) 2:20:35  Alevtina Chasova (URS) 2:39:00
14th 1991  Victor Muzgovoi (URS) 2:17:02  Irina Petrova (URS) 2:39:57
15th 1992  Sławomir Gurny (POL) 2:16:04†  Alena Peterková (TCH) 2:33:02†
16th 1993  Jerry Modiga (RSA) 2:15:07  Dominique Rembert (FRA) 2:44:22
17th 1994  Manabu Kawagoe (JPN) 2:19:02  Winnie Ng (HKG) 2:47:37
18th 1995  Osamu Monoe (JPN) 2:17:19  Lynn Clayton (AUS) 2:38:50
19th 1996  Zerhun Gizaw (ETH) 2:22:40  Sylvia Rose (AUS) 2:41:53
20th 1997  Greg Lyons (AUS) 2:15:49  Tracey Newton (AUS) 2:48:32
21st 1998  Daniel Radebe (RSA) 2:12:48  Sherryn Rhodes (AUS) 2:37:56
22nd 1999  Michael McIntyre (AUS) 2:25:04  Susan Hobson (AUS) 2:33:27
23rd 2000  Jamie Harrison (AUS) 2:25:53  Nelly Marmy-Conus (AUS) 2:49:22
24th 2001  Todd Ingraham (AUS) 2:23:58  Samantha Hughes (AUS) 2:39:44
25th 2002  Phillip Sly (AUS) 2:22:28  Sherryn Rhodes (AUS) 2:47:08
26th 2003  Magnus Michelsson (AUS) 2:14:00  Loretta McGrath (AUS) 2:49:01
27th 2004  Magnus Michelsson (AUS) 2:26:51  Billinda Schipp (AUS) 2:54:01
28th 2005  Nick Harrison (AUS) 2:23:30  Sherryn Rhodes (AUS) 2:50:35
29th 2006  Kazunari Suzuki (JPN) 2:23:43  Karen Natoli-Barlow (AUS) 2:53:06
30th 2007  Rowan Walker (AUS) 2:19:16  Hanny Allston (AUS) 2:40:34
31st 2008  Asnake Fikadu (ETH) 2:17:43  Mai Tagami (JPN) 2:38:16
32nd 2009  Asnake Fikadu (ETH) 2:17:32  Lisa Flint (AUS) 2:34:08
33rd 2010  Japhet Kipkorir (KEN) 2:11:04  Mulu Seboka (ETH) 2:32:20
34th 2011  Japhet Kipkorir (KEN) 2:11:12  Irene Mogaka (KEN) 2:35:12
35th 2012  Jonathan Chesoo (KEN) 2:12:35  Lauren Shelley (AUS) 2:36:29
36th 2013  Dominic Ondoro (KEN) 2:10:47  Lisa Weightman (AUS) 2:26:05
37th 2014  Dominic Ondoro (KEN) 2:11:30  Nikki Chapple (AUS) 2:31:05
38th 2015  Brad Milosevic (AUS) 2:16:00  Jessica Trengove (AUS) 2:27:45
39th 2016  Thomas Do Canto (AUS) 2:20:53  Virginia Moloney (AUS) 2:34:27
40th 2017  Isaac Birir (KEN) 2:14:08  Celia Sullohern (AUS) 2:29:27
41st 2018  Liam Adams (AUS) 2:15:13  Sinead Diver (AUS) 2:25:19
42nd 2019  Isaac Birir (KEN) 2:16:31  Naomi Maiyo (KEN) 2:35:34
2020 postponed due to coronavirus pandemic
43rd[2] 2021  Brett Robinson (AUS) 2:14:33  Millie Clark (AUS) 2:26:59
44th[3] 2022  Timothy Kiplagat Ronoh (KEN) 2:09:12  Beatrice Cheptoo (KEN) 2:27:58
45th 2023  Reece Edwards (AUS) 2:14:35  Gemma Maini (AUS) 2:35:26

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