Celebrate the Incredible Performances at the 2025 Chicago Marathon

The 2025 Bank of America Chicago Marathon once again delivered a spectacular display of endurance and athleticism, with over 50,000 runners taking to the streets of the Windy City on Sunday, October 12. As the sixth event in the World Marathon Majors calendar, the Chicago Marathon is renowned for its fast course and competitive fields, and this year’s race was no exception. Elite athletes competed under near-perfect conditions, leading to outstanding performances and remarkable statistics across both the men’s and women’s divisions. In the men’s elite race, Jacob Kiplimo of Uganda claimed victory with a blistering time of 2:02:23, closely followed by Kenya’s Amos Kipruto (2:03:54) and Alex Masai (2:04:37). American runner Conner Mantz delivered an exceptional performance, finishing in 2:04:43 and setting a new American marathon record—a feat that has garnered significant attention in the running community. For detailed split times and the full leaderboard, the official 2025 Chicago Marathon results page provides comprehensive statistics, including 5K splits for all finishers. The women’s race also witnessed fierce competition, with Hawi Feysa taking first place. The top ten featured three American women, highlighting the growing depth of U.S. marathon talent. Notably, Galen Rupp, a frequent podium contender, finished 16th, underscoring the high caliber of this year’s field. In addition to the elite runners, the event celebrated inclusivity, with age-group awards spanning categories from 16-19 up to 80 and over, as well as divisions for men, women, and non-binary athletes. Official finishers receive digital certificates and, for age group winners, engraved medals—a testament to the marathon’s commitment to every participant. The Runner’s World race coverage highlighted not only the elite competitions but also the inspiring stories of thousands of amateur runners, volunteers, and spectators who make the Chicago Marathon a truly global event. Since its founding in 1977, the marathon has welcomed more than one million runners across its finish line, cementing its status as a historic and statistically significant race in the world of distance running. With live results and a dedicated results book, fans and analysts alike can dive deep into the data and performances that defined this year’s race.