Dallas Marathon

Dallas Marathon
Date December
Location Dallas, Texas
Event type Road
Distance Marathon, Half Marathon, 5-Person Relay
Established March 6, 1971
Course records Men: 2:12:04 (2006)
Moses Kororia
Women: 2:29:55 (2006)
Svetlana Ponomarenkoi
Official site BMW Dallas Marathon

The BMW Dallas Marathon (formerly the Dallas White Rock Marathon) is Texas' oldest marathon and has taken place each December in Dallas, Texas since 1971 (with the exception of 2013 due to an ice storm known locally to Dallas and Fort Worth citizens as "Icepocalypse 2013"). An official time from the BMW Dallas Marathon can be used to qualify for the Boston Marathon. The course begins & ends in Downtown Dallas and features iconic neighborhoods and White Rock Lake along the way. In recent years, race weekend has included the Mayor's Race 5K, a 5-person relay and a half-marathon in addition to the traditional marathon race. Since naming a primary beneficiary in 1997, the Dallas Marathon has donated more than $3.8 million to Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children.

Along with the Houston Marathon and the Austin Marathon, the BMW Dallas Marathon forms the first leg of the Marathons of Texas, a series of winter marathons held approximately one month apart from each other from December through February in Texas.[1]

In 2016, BMW signed on to become the title partner changing the official event name to the BMW Dallas Marathon.

Results

Key:   Current course record   Race canceled

Edition Date Male winner Country Time (h:m:s) Female winner Country Time (h:m:s)
48 December 10, 2017 Keith Pierce  United States 2:27:16 Chandler Self  United States 2:53:57
47 December 11, 2016 Keith Pierce  United States 2:29:28 Jordan Snyder  United States 2:59:17
46 December 13, 2015 Logan Sherman  United States 2:27:28 Jamie Vest  United States 2:58:31
45 December 14, 2014 Jonathan Cheruiyot Kimutai  Kenya 2:17:11 Shitaye Gemechu Debelu  Ethiopia 2:46:46
44 December 9, 2013
43 December 9, 2012 Vladimir Safronov  Russia 2:19:38 Nastassia Padalinskaya  Belarus 2:43:55
42 December 4, 2011 John Itati Thuo  Kenya 2:17:21 Natalya Sergeyeva  Russia 2:35:19
41 December 5, 2010 James Kirwa  Kenya 2:18:37 Camille Herron  United States 2:42:32
40 December 13, 2009 Edward Tabut Kiptum  Kenya 2:16:53 Rose Chebet  Kenya 2:48:21
39 December 14, 2008 Henry Serem  Kenya 2:22:07 Svetlana Ponomarenko  Russia 2:37:14
38 December 9, 2007 James Koskei Kimutai  Kenya 2:15:09 Emily Samoei Chepkemoi  Kenya 2:35:25
37 December 10, 2006 Moses Kororia  Kenya 2:12:04 Svetlana Ponomarenko  Russia 2:29:55
36 December 11, 2005 Pavel Andreyev  Russia 2:15:24 Lioudmila Kortchaguina  Canada 2:30:03
35 December 12, 2004 Elly Rono Kiplomo  Kenya 2:14:01 Liza Hunter  New Zealand 2:38:24
34 December 14, 2003 Nephat Kinyanjui Ngotho  Kenya 2:16:27 Lioudmila Kortchaguina  Russia 2:37:06
33 December 15, 2002 Ernie Caballero  United States 2:33:13 Claudia Olivares  Mexico 3:02:41
32 December 9, 2001 Joel Ibarra  Mexico 2:08:47 Dana Bullard  United States 2:59:01
31 December 10, 2000 Joel Ibarra  Mexico 2:26:27 Riva Rahl  United States 2:54:20
30 December 5, 1999 Wayne Strohman  United States 2:24:08 Lori Stitch  United States 2:54:44
29 December 13, 1998 William Moore  United States 2:20:37 Sheila Carmody  United States 3:04:34
28 December 7, 1997 Emilio Gonzalez  Mexico 2:26:06 Ena MacPherson  Canada 3:07:21
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 December 8, 1996 Gregorio Romo  Mexico 2:30:57 Shannon Compton  United States 2:58:34
26 December 10, 1995 Victor deJesus  Mexico 2:16:03 Alevtina Naumova  Russia 2:39:49
25 December 4, 1994 Juan Carlos Chavez  Mexico 2:19:42 Roxi Erickson  United States 2:43:28
24 December 5, 1993 Victor deJesus  Mexico 2:17:23 Sonya Betancourt  Mexico 2:39:23
23 December 6, 1992 J.P. Worcester  United States 2:21:09 Mary Level  United States 2:48:59
22 December 1, 1991 Jim Sterling  United States 2:25:53 Peggy Murphy  United States 2:46:38
21 December 2, 1990 Jose Peña  Mexico 2:24:52 Jeni Peters  United States 2:48:04
20 December 3, 1989 Andrés Espinosa  Mexico 2:16:19 Lisa Presedo  Canada 2:41:47
19 December 4, 1988 Andrés Espinosa  Mexico 2:16:13 Martha Ashley  United States 2:46:30
18 December 6, 1987 Mike Moloto  South Africa 2:22:42 Charlene Soby  United States 2:55:45
17 December 14, 1986 Ed Swiatocha  United States 2:22:40 Hope Fullwood  United States 2:55:37
16 December 8, 1985 Ed Swiatocha  United States 2:17:42 Carol Beck  United States 2:49:42
15 December 2, 1984 Bruce McKay  Canada 2:20:20 Karen Lee Miller  United States 2:58:04
14 December 4, 1983 Kyle Heffner  United States 2:13:48 Sue Moen  United States 2:49:54
13 December 2, 1982 John Lodwick  United States 2:12:18 Carol McLatchie  United States 2:47:21
12 December 5, 1981 David Milley  United States 2:16:13 Julie Brown  United States 2:33:39
11 December 6, 1980 Robert Wallace  Australia 2:15:19 Martha Sartain  United States 2:41:14
10 December 1, 1979 Kyle Heffner  United States 2:14:30 Toni Bernhard  United States 2:47:31
9 December 2, 1978 Tom Marino  United States 2:18:55 Karen Cramond  United States 2:48:36
8 December 3, 1977 John Lodwick  United States 2:16:43 Marianne Pugh  United States 2:56:55
7 December 4, 1976 Jeff Wells  United States 2:15:11 Jean Ohly  United States 3:07:26
6 February 21, 1976 Donald Kennedy  United States 2:25:59 Dorothy Doolittle  United States 2:53:43
5 February 22, 1975 Terry Ziegler  United States 2:26:07 Kathy Loper  United States 3:00:54
4 February 24, 1974 Terry Ziegler  United States 2:19:18 Kathy Loper  United States 3:13:48
3 March 3, 1973 Wayne Comer  United States 2:37:45 Patti Price  United States 4:27:45
2 March 4, 1972 Paul Hoffman  Canada 2:23:18 Terri Stranski  United States 3:49:29
1 March 6, 1971 Rick Richardson  United States 2:38:09.4 Annabelle Corboy  United States 4:12:25

Name history

  • 2017: BMW Dallas Marathon
  • 2016: BMW Dallas Marathon
  • 2015: Dallas Marathon
  • 2014: MetroPCS Dallas Marathon
  • 2013: Cancelled due to inclement weather conditions
  • 2012: MetroPCS Dallas Marathon
  • 2010: MetroPCS Dallas White Rock Marathon
  • 2009: MetroPCS Dallas White Rock Marathon, presented by NexBank[2]
  • 2008: Dallas White Rock Marathon presented by NexBank[3]
  • 2007: Wellstone's Dallas White Rock Marathon[4]
  • 2006: Wellstone's Dallas White Rock Marathon[5]
  • 2005: White Rock Marathon[6]

Deaths

In 2008, Erin Lahr, 29, collapsed and died during the race.[7] The only previous death was Edwin Brown, 47, in 1986.[8]

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Marathons of Texas". Marathons of Texas. Retrieved 2007-02-28.
  2. ↑ Nexbank on Bankrate, Marathon presented by Nexbank
  3. ↑ 2008 Dallas White Rock Marathon - Marathon - Marathon Results, Online Race Results.com, retrieved 2008-12-15, name, time, and pace only, search by participant to verify results
  4. ↑ 2007 Wellstone Dallas White Rock Marathon - Marathon Results, Online Race Results.com, retrieved 2008-12-15, name, time, and pace only, search by participant to verify results
  5. ↑ 2006 Wellstone Dallas White Rock Marathon - Marathon Results, Online Race Results.com, retrieved 2008-12-15, name, time, and pace only, search by participant to verify results
  6. ↑ 2005 White Rock Marathon - Marathon - Marathon Results, Online Race Results.com, retrieved 2008-12-15, name, time, and pace only, search by participant to verify results
  7. ↑ Sports News, December 15, 2008, CKWS-TV. Retrieved 2008-12-15.
  8. ↑ "Dallas White Rock Marathon: The Seventeenth Annual Running", December 1986.
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