Results Riga Marathon 2023

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Livestream, startlists and results from Riga Marathon which is held on Sunday 7th of May 2023.

Publisert 7. mai 2023 i Resultater

Riga Marathon 2023

(Results World Road Running Championship 2023 Riga)

33rd edition

Date

May 7th

Place

Riga – Latvia

Distances

5 km – 10 km – Half marathon – Marathon

Program

8:00 – 42 km and 21 km starts
10:00 – awards ceremony for 21km
11:30 – 11:45 – awards ceremony for 42km and Latvian Marathon champions
12:30 – 10 km start
13:30 – awards ceremony for 10km
14:30 – 5 km start
15:30 – awards ceremony for 5km

Course

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About Riga Marathon

The Riga Marathon (also known as the Rimi Riga Marathon) is an annual road marathon held in Riga, Latvia, since 1991. A flat, single-lap marathon course in the Baltics‘ largest city. The marathon course has been measured and certified by AIMS, the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races and is categorized as a Gold Label Road Race by World Athletics. All courses are traffic-free. Rimi Riga Marathon is one of the fastest-growing marathons in Northern Europe. In 2019, there were 25 659 participants over five different distances from 82 countries.^[2]

The marathon starts and finishes near Riga Castle, and runs through Old Riga as well as across the Daugava River. In the marathon weekend it is also possible to run 42,195 kilometer distance, 21,095 kilometer half marathon, 10 kilometer, 5 kilometer and mile course distances.

Previous winners

Ed.	Year	Men’s winner	Nationality	Time^[b]	Women’s winner	Nationality	Time^[b]
1	1991	Vladimir Kalenkovich	Soviet Union	2:28:27	Alla Doudayeva	Soviet Union	2:43:53
2	1992	Gusman Abdulin	Kazakhstan	2:21:29	Olga Youdenkova	Belarus	2:47:28
3	1993	Aleksandrs Prokopčuks	Latvia	2:26:41	Svetlana Șepelev-Tcaci	Moldova	2:55:07
4	1994	Normunds Ivzāns	Latvia	2:43:09	Laila Ceika	Latvia	3:19:56
5	1995	Ziedonis Zaļkalns	Latvia	2:32:44	Galina Bernat	Estonia	3:02:11
6	1996	Aleksandrs Prokopčuks	Latvia	2:31:46	Inita Drēziņa	Latvia	3:30:42
7	1997	Normunds Fedotovskis	Latvia	2:33:05	Kaja Mulla	Estonia	3:12:26
8	1998	Ziedonis Zaļkalns	Latvia	2:33:41	Laila Ceika	Latvia	3:27:49
9	1999	Arūnas Balčunas	Lithuania	2:37:10	Laila Ceika	Latvia	3:37:21
10	2000	Ziedonis Zaļkalns	Latvia	2:30:59	Aušra Kavalauskiene	Lithuania	3:12:11
11	2001	Ziedonis Zaļkalns	Latvia	2:27:25	Laila Ceika	Latvia	3:11:45
12	2002	Arūnas Balčunas	Lithuania	2:31:25	Anita Liepiņa	Latvia	3:12:16
13	2003	Arūnas Balčunas	Lithuania	2:28:07	Aušra Kavalauskiene	Lithuania	3:05:26
14	2004	Dmitrijs Sļesarenoks	Latvia	2:27:09	Modesta Drungiliene	Lithuania	2:58:29
15	2005	Vjačeslavs Bambāns	Latvia	2:45:58	Kaja Mulla	Estonia	3:11:09
16	2006	Yuri Vinogradov	Russia	2:41:57	Laura Zariņa	Latvia	3:04:31
17	2007	Johnstone Changwony	Kenya	2:18:30	Ludmila Rodina	Russia	2:50:07
18	2008	Sammy Rotich	Kenya	2:16:42	Kaja Vals	Estonia	3:13:54
19	2009	Oleg Gur	Belarus	2:18:35	Katsiaryna Dziamidava	Belarus	2:47:30
20	2010	Slimani Benazzouz	Morocco	2:17:33	Maryna Damantsevich	Belarus	2:38:16
21	2011	Julius Kuto	Kenya	2:15:48	Desta Tadesse	Ethiopia	2:37:14
22	2012	Titus Kurgat	Kenya	2:16:53	Iraida Aleksandrova	Russia	2:37:37
23	2013	Duncan Koech	Kenya	2:15:34	Aberash Nesga	Ethiopia	2:40:30
24	2014	Yu Chiba	Japan	2:13:44	Tigist Teshome	Ethiopia	2:36:51
25	2015	Haile Tolossa	Ethiopia	2:12:28	Meseret Eshetu	Ethiopia	2:37:03
26	2016	Dominic Kangor	Kenya	2:11:45	Shitaye Gemechu	Ethiopia	2:38:40
27	2017	Joseph Munywoki	Kenya	2:12:14	Bekelech Bedada	Ethiopia	2:31:22
28	2018	Tsedat Ayana	Ethiopia	2:11:00	Georgina Rono	Kenya	2:28:22
29	2019	Andualem Shiferaw	Ethiopia	2:08:51	Birke Debele	Ethiopia	2:26:18
30	2020	The marathon was held virtually due to the global pandemic. No comparisons with previous years have been made due to the results’ dubious legitimacy. ^[3]
31	2021	Kristaps Bērziņš	Latvia	2:38:36	Amanda Krūmiņa	Latvia	3:07:17
32	2022 ^[12]	Deribe Robi	Ethiopia	2:12:07	Aberu Mekuria	Ethiopia	2:30:53