Results Marathon Rotterdam 2023

Livestream, startlists and results from Marathon Rotterdam which is held on Sunday 16th of April 2023.

Marathon Rotterdam 2023

Date

April 16th

Place

Rotterdam – The Netherlands

Distance

Road marathon

Results

Men top 15

Women top 15

Highlights

https://youtu.be/w0cRcZyb30w

Livestream (requires Polish VPN)

Livestream (requires Dutch VPN)

Marathon Race Day schedule – Start from Schiedamsedijk street

• 10:00 am – Elite men and women and Wave 1
• 10:07 – Wave 2
• 10:14 – Wave 3
• 10:21 – Wave 4
• 10:28 – Wave 5

10KM Race  Schedule – start from Burg. van Walsumweg:

• 09.15 – Wave 1
• 09.30  – Wave 2
• 09.45 – Wave 3
• 10.00 – Wave 4

Startlist marathon elite

Men

Women

Course

Homepage

Weather

About

The Rotterdam Marathon, currently branded NN Rotterdam Marathon, is an annual marathon that has been held in Rotterdam, Netherlands since 1981. It has been held in April every year since the third edition in 1984 and attracts many top athletes. It has also been ranked as one of the top 10 marathons in the world by Runner’s World magazine. The event is the most popular marathon in the Netherlands, followed by the marathons of Amsterdam and Eindhoven.

The Rotterdam Marathon often produces very fast times, as the course is flat and weather conditions are typically favorable. Between April 1985 and September 1998 the world best time had been set at Rotterdam, by Carlos Lopes and Belayneh Dinsamo respectively. As of April 2012 six different runners ran a sub 2:05:00 time and four of the ten fastest marathon runners ever ran their fastest time in the Rotterdam Marathon.

The 2007 event was stopped after three and a half hours because of extreme weather conditions; the KNMI meteorological institute described conditions as «unseasonal» and race day was the warmest ever recorded in the city for the month of April, with temperatures reaching a high of 34 °C. Runners were on the course when the race was stopped after that point and some continued despite the warnings and race stoppage.

William Kipsang‘s 2008 course record of 2:05:49 was broken the following year by Duncan Kibet and James Kwambai who both ran the third fastest time ever for the distance, clocking 2:04:27.

In 2012, the IAAF Gold Label was awarded to the event, after satisfying the last condition in April that year: the requirement that the race could be followed live on television in at least five countries.

The 2020 edition of the race was postponed to 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic, with all entries automatically remaining valid for 2021, and all registrants given the option of transferring their entry to another runner.

Previous winners of Marathon Rotterdam

Men

Date	Athlete	Country	Time	Notes
23 May 1981	John Graham	United Kingdom	2:09:28	Course record
22 May 1982	Rodolfo Gómez	Mexico	2:11:57
9 April 1983	Robert de Castella	Australia	2:08:37	Course record
14 April 1984	Gidamis Shahanga	Tanzania	2:11:12
20 April 1985	Carlos Lopes	Portugal	2:07:12	Course record, world record
19 April 1986	Abebe Mekonnen	Ethiopia	2:09:09
18 April 1987	Belayneh Dinsamo	Ethiopia	2:12:58
17 April 1988	Belayneh Dinsamo	Ethiopia	2:06:50	Course record, world record, 2nd victory
16 April 1989	Belayneh Dinsamo	Ethiopia	2:08:39	3rd victory
22 April 1990	Hiromi Taniguchi	Japan	2:10:56
21 April 1991	Robert de Castella	Australia	2:09:42	2nd victory
5 April 1992	Salvador García	Mexico	2:09:16
18 April 1993	Dionicio Cerón	Mexico	2:11:06
17 April 1994	Vincent Rousseau	Belgium	2:07:51
23 April 1995	Martín Fiz	Spain	2:08:57
28 April 1996	Belayneh Dinsamo	Ethiopia	2:10:30	4th victory
20 April 1997	Domingos Castro	Portugal	2:07:51
19 April 1998	Fabián Roncero	Spain	2:07:26
18 April 1999	Japhet Kosgei	Kenya	2:07:09
16 April 2000	Kenneth Cheruiyot	Kenya	2:08:22
22 April 2001	Josephat Kiprono	Kenya	2:06:50	Equal to course record
21 April 2002	Simon Biwott	Kenya	2:08:36
13 April 2003	William Kiplagat	Kenya	2:07:42
4 April 2004	Felix Limo	Kenya	2:06:14	Course record
10 April 2005	Jimmy Muindi	Kenya	2:07:50
9 April 2006	Sammy Korir	Kenya	2:06:38
15 April 2007	Joshua Chelanga	Kenya	2:08:21
13 April 2008	William Kipsang	Kenya	2:05:49	Course record
5 April 2009	Duncan Kibet	Kenya	2:04:27	Course record
11 April 2010	Patrick Makau	Kenya	2:04:48
10 April 2011	Wilson Chebet	Kenya	2:05:27
15 April 2012	Yemane Tsegay	Ethiopia	2:04:48	[1]
14 April 2013	Tilahun Regassa	Ethiopia	2:05:38
13 April 2014	Eliud Kipchoge	Kenya	2:05:00
12 April 2015	Abera Kuma	Ethiopia	2:06:47
10 April 2016	Marius Kipserem	Kenya	2:06:11
9 April 2017	Marius Kimutai	Kenya	2:06:04
8 April 2018	Kenneth Kipkemoi	Kenya	2:05:44
7 April 2019	Marius Kipserem	Kenya	2:04:11	Course record, 2nd victory
2020	postponed due to coronavirus pandemic[2]
24 October 2021	Bashir Abdi	Belgium	2:03:36	Course record
10 April 2022	Abdi Nageeye	Netherlands	2:04:56

Women

Date	Athlete	Country	Time	Notes
23 May 1981	Marja Wokke	Netherlands	2:43:23	Course record
22 May 1982	Mathilde Heuing	West Germany	2:54:03
9 April 1983	Rosa Mota	Portugal	2:32:27	Course record
14 April 1984	Carla Beurskens	Netherlands	2:34:56
20 April 1985	Wilma Rusman	Netherlands	2:35:32
19 April 1986	Ellinor Ljungros	Sweden	2:41:06
18 April 1987	Nelly Aerts	Belgium	2:41:24
17 April 1988	Xiao Hongyan	China	2:37:46
16 April 1989	Elena Murgoci	Romania	2:32:03	Course record
22 April 1990	Carla Beurskens	Netherlands	2:29:47	Course record, 2nd victory
21 April 1991	Joke Kleijweg	Netherlands	2:34:18
5 April 1992	Aurora Cunha	Portugal	2:29:14	Course record
18 April 1993	Anne van Schuppen	Netherlands	2:34:15
17 April 1994	Miyoko Asahina	Japan	2:25:52	Course record
23 April 1995	Mónica Pont	Spain	2:30:34
28 April 1996	Lieve Slegers	Belgium	2:28:06
20 April 1997	Tegla Laroupe	Kenya	2:22:07	Course record
19 April 1998	Tegla Laroupe	Kenya	2:20:47	Course record, world record, 2nd victory
18 April 1999	Tegla Laroupe	Kenya	2:22:48	3rd victory
16 April 2000	Ana Isabel Alonso	Spain	2:30:21
22 April 2001	Susan Chepkemei	Kenya	2:25:45
21 April 2002	Takami Ominami	Japan	2:23:43
13 April 2003	Olivera Jevtić	Serbia and Montenegro	2:25:23	National record
4 April 2004	Zhor El Kamch	Morocco	2:26:10
10 April 2005	Lornah Kiplagat	Netherlands	2:27:36
9 April 2006	Gishu Mindaye	Ethiopia	2:28:30
15 April 2007	Hiromi Ominami	Japan	2:26:36
13 April 2008	Lyubov Morgunova	Russia	2:25:10
5 April 2009	Nailiya Yulamanova	Russia	2:26:30
11 April 2010	Aberu Kebede	Ethiopia	2:25:25
10 April 2011	Philes Ongori	Kenya	2:24:20
15 April 2012	Tiki Gelana	Ethiopia	2:18:58	Course record,[1] National record
14 April 2013	Jemima Sumgong	Kenya	2:23:27
13 April 2014	Abebech Afework	Ethiopia	2:27:50
12 April 2015	Asami Kato	Japan	2:26:30
10 April 2016	Letebrhan Haylay	Ethiopia	2:26:15
9 April 2017	Meskerem Assefa	Ethiopia	2:24:18
8 April 2018	Visiline Jepkesho	Kenya	2:23:47
7 April 2019	Ashete Bekere	Ethiopia	2:22:55
2020	postponed due to coronavirus pandemic[2]
24 October 2021	Stella Barsosio	Kenya	2:22:08
10 April 2022	Haven Hailu	Ethiopia	2:22:01

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