Results Seoul Marathon 2025

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Livestream, startlists and results from Seoul Marathon which is held on Sunday 16th of March 2025.

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Seoul Marathon 2025

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Date

March 16

Place

Seoul – South Korea

Distance

Road Maraton

Results

Women

Place	Name	Birth Date	Nat.	Mark
1.	Bekelech GUDETA	11 OCT 1997	ETH	2:21:36
2.	Fikrte WERETA	21 SEP 2000	ETH	2:22:54
3.	Mestawut FIKIR	02 MAR 2000	ETH	2:23:10
4.	Zhixuan LI	23 MAR 1994	CHN	2:28:51
5.	Ye-jin LIM	14 DEC 1995	KOR	2:30:14
6.	Doyeon KIM	02 SEP 1993	KOR	2:30:18
7.	Kyungsun CHOI	16 MAR 1992	KOR	2:30:31
8.	Ayano IKEUCHI	29 OCT 1994	JPN	2:38:50
9.	Young-shin KIM	1996	KOR	2:39:15
10.	Hee-won JI	16 JAN 2004	KOR	2:42:48

Place	Name	Birth Date	Nat.	Mark
1.	Haftu TEKLU	21 JAN 2000	ETH	2:05:42
2.	Felix KIRWA	08 OCT 1995	KEN	2:05:44
3.	Bernard Kiprop KOECH	31 JAN 1988	KEN	2:05:50
4.	Solomon Kirwa YEGO	10 MAY 1987	KEN	2:06:17
5.	Ashenafi MOGES	15 NOV 1994	ETH	2:07:06
6.	Adane KEBEDE		ETH	2:07:28
7.	Mike Kiptum BOIT	14 SEP 1992	KEN	2:07:36
8.	Naoya SAKUDA	17 DEC 1994	JPN	2:07:39
9.	Rhonzas Lokitam KILIMO	05 SEP 1996	KEN	2:09:43
10.	Daniel Simiu EBENYO	18 SEP 1995	KEN	2:10:21

Course

Weather

About

The Seoul International Marathon, also known as the Dong-A Ilbo Seoul Marathon or Seoul Marathon is an annual marathon race that takes place in Seoul, South Korea. It is one of two annual races over the 42.195 km classic distance in the city, alongside the JoongAng Seoul Marathon which is held in November. It holds World Athletics Platinum Label Road Race status. First held in 1931, it is the third longest-running road running competition in Asia after the Hakone Ekiden and Chugoku Yamaguchi Ekiden in Japan.

The race has been integral to the elite level of the sport in Korea, as ten of the 28 South Korean national records in the marathon have been set at the competition. The day’s races attract around 35,000 people on a yearly basis.

Previous winners

Edition	Year	Men’s winner	Time (h:m:s)	Women’s winner	Time (h:m:s)
20th	1964	Lee Chang-hoon (KOR)	2:27:13.8	—	—
21st	1965	Lee Myeong-jeong (KOR)	2:21:21.6	—	—
22nd	1966	Kim Bong-nae (KOR)	2:19:07	—	—
23rd	1967	Yu Myung-jong (KOR)	2:19:44	—	—
24th	1968	Kim Bong-nae (KOR)	2:19:42.9	—	—
25th	1969	Song Keum-yong (KOR)	2:20:28	—	—
26th	1970	Kim Cha-wan (KOR)	2:17:34.4	—	—
27th	1971	Cho Je-hyung (KOR)	2:19:15.8	—	—
28th	1972	Kim Cha-wan (KOR)	2:19:34.4	—	—
29th	1973	Kim Cha-wan (KOR)	2:17:01	—	—
30th	1974	Moon Heung-ju (KOR)	2:16:15	—	—
31st	1975	Moon Heung-ju (KOR)	2:21:09.6	—	—
32nd	1976	Park Won-keun (KOR)	2:18:20	—	—
33rd	1977	Toyoichi Masuda (JPN)	2:18:40	—	—
34th	1978	Kim Cha-wan (KOR)	2:17:01	—	—
35th	1979	Makoto Matsuzaki (JPN)	2:17:18	Moon Ki-sook (KOR)	— (10 km)
36th	1980	Susumu Sato (JPN)	2:16:46	Unknown	—
37th	1981	Lee Hong-yeol (KOR)	2:21:23.4	Im Eun-joo (KOR)	2:02:08 (30 km)
38th	1982	Kim Jong-yun (KOR)	2:16:58	An Chun-ja (KOR)	3:01:50
—^[nb1]	1982	Lawrie Whitty (AUS)	2:14:34	Allison Roe (NZL)	2:43:12
39th	1983	Chae Hong-nak (KOR)	2:16:33	Im Eun-joo (KOR)	2:48:13
40th	1984	Lee Hong-yeol (KOR)	2:14:59	Im Eun-joo (KOR)	2:39:48
41st	1985	Yu Jae-seong (KOR)	2:15:48	Im Eun-joo (KOR)	2:45:06
42nd	1986	Yu Jae-seong (KOR)	2:14:06	Kim Mi-kyung (KOR)	2:40:41
43rd	1987	Lee Jong-hee (KOR)	2:12:21	Ahn Young-ok (KOR)	2:41:50
44th	1988	Kim Won-tak (KOR)	2:12:41	Lee Mi-ok (KOR)	2:33:14
45th	1989	Im Jung-tae (KOR)	2:15:18	Lee Mi-ok (KOR)	2:39:27
46th	1990	Kim Won-tak (KOR)	2:11:38	Lee Mi-ok (KOR)	2:37:15
47th	1991	Hwang Yeong-cho (KOR)	2:12:35	Lee Mi-ok (KOR)	2:41:43
48th	1992	Kim Jae-ryong (KOR)	2:09:30	Lee Mi-ok (KOR)	2:36:44
49th	1993	Kim Wan-gi (KOR)	2:09:25	Chung Young-im (KOR)	2:45:52
50th	1994	Manuel Matias (POR)	2:08:33	Lee Mi-kyung (KOR)	2:35:44
51st	1995	Lee Bong-ju (KOR)	2:10:58	Lee Mi-kyung (KOR)	2:38:08
52nd	1996	Martín Fiz (ESP)	2:08:25	Oh Mi-ja (KOR)	2:30:09
53rd	1997	Abel Antón (ESP)	2:12:37	Bang Seon-hee (KOR)	2:43:40
54th	1998	Kim Yi-yong (KOR)	2:12:24	Oh Mi-ja (KOR)	2:37:16
55th	1999	Hyung Jae-young (KOR)	2:11:34	Oh Jung-hee (KOR)	2:35:11
56th	2000	Jeong Nam-gyun (KOR)	2:11:29	Park Ko-eun (KOR)	2:33:06
57th	2001	Josiah Bembe (RSA)	2:11:49	Yun Sun-suk (KOR)	2:32:09
58th	2002	Atsushi Fujita (JPN)	2:11:22	Wei Yanan (CHN)	2:25:06
59th	2003	Gert Thys (RSA)	2:08:42	Zhang Shujing (CHN)	2:23:18
60th	2004	Gert Thys (RSA)	2:07:06	Lee Eun-jung (KOR)	2:26:17
61st	2005	William Kipsang (KEN)	2:08:53	Zhou Chunxiu (CHN)	2:23:24
62nd	2006	Gert Thys (RSA)	2:10:40^[nb2]	Zhou Chunxiu (CHN)	2:19:51
63rd	2007	Lee Bong-ju (KOR)	2:08:04	Wei Yanan (CHN)	2:23:12
64th	2008	Sammy Korir (KEN)	2:07:32	Zhang Shujing (CHN)	2:26:11
65th	2009	Moses Arusei (KEN)	2:07:54	Robe Guta (ETH)	2:25:37
66th	2010	Sylvester Teimet (KEN)	2:06:49	Amane Gobena (ETH)	2:24:13
67th	2011	Abderrahim Goumri (MAR)	2:09:11	Robe Guta (ETH)	2:26:51
68th	2012	Wilson Loyanae (KEN)	2:05:37	Feyse Tadese (ETH)	2:23:26
69th	2013	Franklin Chepkwony (KEN)	2:06:59	Flomena Chepchirchir (KEN)	2:25:43
70th	2014	Yacob Jarso (ETH)	2:06:17	Helah Kiprop (KEN)	2:27:29
71st	2015	Wilson Loyanae (KEN)	2:06:11	Guteni Shone (ETH)	2:26:22
72nd	2016	Wilson Loyanae (KEN)	2:05:13	Rose Chelimo (KEN)	2:24:14
73rd	2017	Amos Kipruto (KEN)	2:05:54	Margaret Agai (KEN)	2:25:52
74th	2018	Wilson Loyanae (KEN)	2:06:57	Damte Hiru (ETH)	2:24:08
75th	2019	Thomas Kiplagat (KEN)	2:06:00	Desi Mokonin (BHR)	2:23:44
	2020	cancelled due to coronavirus outbreak^[21]
	2021	cancelled due to coronavirus outbreak^[21]
76th	2022	Mosinet Geremew (ETH)	2:04:43	Joan Chelimo (ROM)	2:18:04

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