Livestream, startlists and results from Twin Cities Marathon which is held on Sunday 4th of October 2026.

Publisert 4. oktober 2026 i Resultater

Twin Cities Marathon 2026

Date

October 4

Place

Minneapolis to St Paul, Minnesota – USA

Distance

Road marathon

The race starts at 8:00 am (local time)

Results

Leaderboard

TOP RESULTS MEN’S MARATHON

Place Name Time
1 Victor Shitsama 2:12:20
2 Andrew Kaye 2:12:36
3 Amanuel Tikue 2:12:58
4 Camren Todd 2:13:42
5 medhane woldu 2:14:26
6 Benjamin Olson 2:15:39
7 COSMAS KIPLIMO 2:16:58
8 Will Norris 2:17:27
9 Matt Welch 2:20:07
10 Kevin Lewis 2:20:55

TOP RESULTS WOMEN’S MARATHON

Place Name Time
1 Lilian Chebii 2:25:26
2 Jane Bareikis 2:32:04
3 Caroline Hill 2:33:26
4 Ari Fisher 2:34:15
5 Yonca Kutluk Ala 2:34:31
6 Dana Feyen 2:34:48
7 Gabby Hentemann 2:35:41
8 Piper Atnip 2:36:19
9 Anne-Marie Blaney 2:36:49
10 Clara Mayfield 2:38:26

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Course

Weather

About Twin Cities Marathon

The Twin Cities Marathon is an annual marathon in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area which normally takes place the first weekend in October. The race is often called «The Most Beautiful Urban Marathon in America» due to a course that winds through downtown districts, then along parkways that hug lakes and waterways all throughout dense urban forests in the neighborhoods of both cities.

The first Twin Cities marathon took place on October 3, 1982 after both Minneapolis and St. Paul combined their separate marathon events. Its earliest predecessor, the Land of Lakes Marathon, began in 1963.

It is one of the top 10 largest marathons in the US. In 2006 the race agreed to its first corporate sponsorship, with Medtronic, Inc. The official name of the marathon changed in 2006 to Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon (MTCM).

Previous winners Twin Cities Marathon

Results 2025

Results 2024

Results 2023

Men

Women

Women’s race
Year Winner Nationality Time
(h:m:s)
1982 Sally Brent  United States 2:43:50
1983 Gabriele Anderson   Switzerland 2:36:22
1984 Debbie Mueller  United States 2:34:50
1985 Janice Ettle  United States 2:35:47
1986 Kim Rosenquist  United States 2:32:11
1987 Sylvie Bornet  France 2:30:11
1988 Ria Van Landeghem  Belgium 2:28:11
1989 Kim Jones  United States 2:31:42
1990 Sylvie Bornet  France 2:29:22
1991 Janis Klecker  United States 2:30:31
1992 Janis Klecker  United States 2:36:50
1993 Lisa Weidenbach  United States 2:33:38
1994 Suzana Ciric  Yugoslavia 2:34:04
1995 Gwyn Coogan  United States 2:32:58
1996 Olga Appell  United States 2:27:59
1997 Lyubov Morgunova  Russia 2:30:43
1998 Zinaida Semenova  Russia 2:32:06
1999 Kim Pawelek  United States 2:37:56
2000 Zinaida Semenova  Russia 2:29:37
2001 Zinaida Semenova  Russia 2:26:51
2002 Irina Bogachova  Kyrgyzstan 2:29:39
2003 Blake Russell  United States 2:30:41
2004 Irina Permitina  Russia 2:26:51
2005 Nicole Aish  United States 2:40:21
2006 Marla Runyan  United States 2:32:15
2007 Svetlana Ponomarenko  Russia 2:34:09
2008 Olga Glok  Russia 2:32:28
2009 Ilsa Paulson  United States 2:31:49
2010 Buzunesh Deba  Ethiopia 2:27:23
2011 Yeshimebet Bifa  Ethiopia 2:27:23
2012 Jeannette Faber  United States 2:32:37
2013 Annie Bersagel  United States 2:30:52
2014 Esther Erb  United States 2:34:01
2015 Serkalem Biset Abrha  Ethiopia 2:31:39
2016 Jane Kibii  Kenya 2:30:01
2017 Jane Kibii  Kenya 2:30:25
2018 Sinke Biyadgilgn  Ethiopia 2:33:04
2019 Julia Kohnen  United States 2:31:29[16]
2020 cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic[13]
2021 Naomi Fulton  United States 2:45:55
2022 Jessica Watychowicz  United States 2:33:09

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