Results Tallinn Marathon 2023

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Startlists, information and results for Tallinn Marathon which is held on 9-10th of September 2023.

Publisert 9. september 2023 i Resultater

Tallinn Marathon 2023

12th edition

Date

September 9-10

Place

Tallinn – Estonia

Distance

10 km | Half marathon | Marathon

Results

Mens marathon, top 10

Rank	Name	Time
1	Sammy Kigen (KEN)	2:11:42
2	Thomas Kibet (KEN)	2:12:06
3	Joseph Munywoki (KEN)	2:12:15
4	Gilbert Kibet (KEN)	2:13:48
5	Yuki Kawauchi (JPN)	2:14:07
6	Leonid Latsepov (EST)	2:14:23
7	Wisley Kimeli (KEN)	2:14:33
8	Roman Fosti (EST)	2:22:16
9	Aki Nummela (FIN)	2:25:48
10	Frode Stenberg (NOR)	2:27:43

Womens marathon, top 10

Rank	Name	Time
1	Dessi Ethlemahu Sintayehu (ETH)	2:34:04
2	Pauline Muthwa Thitu (KEN)	2:37:17
3	Aynalem Teferi (ETH)	2:45:56
4	Kaisa Kukk (EST)	2:50:22
5	Melissah Gibson (AUS)	2:51:26
6	Pille Hinn (EST)	2:54:00
7	Maris Heinaru (EST)	2:58:20
8	Thea Haug (NOR)	2:58:51
9	Pauliina Seppänen (FIN)	2:59:12
10	Saara Ylisaukko-Oja (FIN)	3:02:08

Schedule

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2023
7:00–20:00 Open race office in Freedom Square
9:00 H ALF-MARATHON 21K
10:00–20:00 Open expo
11:00 Award ceremony 21K
11:30–15.00 LIMPA KIDS’ RACES
17:00 RIMI 10K
17:30 Tallinn Police Orchestra
18:00 Nordic Police Sports Association Marathon Championship opening ceremony
19:00 Award ceremony 10K

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2023
7:00–16:00 Open race office in Freedom Square
9:00 MARATHON 42K
10:00–16:00 Open expo
13:00 Award ceremony 42K

Course

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About Tallinn Marathon

The largest international sporting event in Estonian history was held in 2018, on the anniversary year of the Republic of Estonia, when a total of 23 940 runners and athletes from 67 countries took part in the Tallinn Marathon.

2023 has been designated the Year of Movement in Estonia and it is the right time to beat the records.

The programme of the Tallinn Marathon, which will attract thousands of running enthusiasts and exercise lovers, includes the classic marathon (42.2 km), the half marathon (21.1 km), the RIMI 10 km, the Nike Youth Run (5 km) and the Limpa Kids’ Races (300 m).

Previous winners

Year	Men’s winner	Nationality	Time^[a]	Women’s winner	Nationality	Time^[a]	Rf.
2010	Bernard Rotich	Kenya	2:18:16	Ruth Kutol	Kenya	2:36:02	^[11]^[12]
2011	Julius Muriuki	Kenya	2:12:56	Almaz Alemu	Ethiopia	2:34:14	^[13]^[14]
2012	John Kirui	Kenya	2:15:21	Evelin Talts	Estonia	2:45:02	^[15]
2013	Dadi Tesfaye	Ethiopia	2:15:01	Irene Chepkirui	Kenya	2:34:40	^[16]^[17]
2014	Dadi Tesfaye	Ethiopia	2:17:29	Evelin Talts	Estonia	2:56:26	^[18]^[17]
2015	Kiprop Tonui	Kenya	2:18:04	Kaisa Kukk	Estonia	2:52:40	^[19]
2016	Bernard Chumba	Kenya	2:20:52	Esther Karimi	Kenya	2:49:20	^[20]
2017	Kiprotich Kirui	Kenya	2:09:22	Olga Andrejeva	Estonia	2:51:06	^[21]
2018	Roman Fosti	Estonia	2:24:07	Daisy Langat	Kenya	2:33:50	^[22]
2019	Josphat Leting	Kenya	2:12:42	Pamela Rotich	Kenya	2:32:16	^[23]
2020	cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic						^[6]
2021	Ibrahim Mukunga	Kenya	2:30:43	Kaisa Kukk	Estonia	2:44:46	^[24]

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