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The ING Route du Vin Half Marathon ({{lang-fr|ING Route du Vin Semi-Marathon}}) is an annual road running competition over the half marathon distance (21.1 km/13.1 mi) which takes place in late September in Remich, Luxembourg. It is organised by the Luxembourg Athletics Federation and it is a member race of the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races.^[1] It is sponsored by ING Luxembourg.

Established in 1962, the name for the competition stems from the region's wine-making tradition (Route du Vin being the French for Wine Route).^[2] The race has had a number of different courses. In the early life of the race the course began in Schengen and finished in Wormeldange. This changed in 1975 to begin in Remich and end at Grevenmacher. The current course (with a start and finish in Remich) was first put to use in 2000. The distance of the race has also varied: it was not reliably measured for the half marathon distance until 1995. The first four editions were too long, as was the 1972 race. From 1966 to 1979, the courses were generally short and from 1979 to 1999 the times run on the course were aided by an overall downhill elevation. Since 2000, the times set on the course have been eligible for record making purposes.^[3] The course now follows a north–south loop alongside the left bank of the Moselle River and starts and ends near the centre of the town.^[4]

The race began as a men's only competition and women were first included in 1974. A total of 1358 runners took part in the event in 2013 (1062 men and 296 women).^[5] It is one of two major road running events in the country that attracts elite runners and a mass field, alongside the annual Luxembourg Marathon.

The 2009 women's winner, Shitaye Gemechu, was disqualified after testing positive for the banned blood booster EPO (making her the first Ethiopian runner to be banned for abusing that substance).^[6]

Past winners

Edition

Year

Men's winner

Time (h:m:s)

Women's winner

Time (h:m:s)

1st

1962

1:11:58a

Not held

2nd

1963

1:09:25a

3rd

1964

1:17:02a

4th

1965

1:07:12a

5th

1966

1:05:45a

6th

1967

1:04:17a

7th

1968

1:05:34a

8th

1969

1:04:16a

9th

1970

1:03:20a

10th

1971

1:05:32a

11th

1972

1:08:15a

12th

1973

1:05:42a

13th

1974

1:02:12a

1:22:18a

14th

1975

1:05:08a

1:25:01a

15th

1976

1:06:03a

1:29:40a

16th

1977

1:01:22a

1:16:36a

17th

1978

59:40a

1:13:39a

18th

1979

1:10:47a

1:30:13a

19th

1980

1:07:22a

1:26:08a

20th

1981

1:06:46a

1:24:58a

21st

1982

1:06:25a

1:28:00a

22nd

1983

1:05:24a

1:28:14a

23rd

1984

1:01:21a

1:14:03a

24th

1985

1:04:39a

1:20:47a

25th

1986

1:02:46a

1:08:56a

26th

1987

1:02:29a

1:11:33a

27th

1988

1:01:02a

1:14:15a

28th

1989

1:02:47a

1:10:36a

29th

1990

1:01:18a

1:09:52a

30th

1991

1:00:31a

1:09:56a

31st

1992

1:03:55a

1:13:27a

32nd

1993

1:01:12a

1:10:00a

33rd

1994

1:01:28a

1:10:38a

34th

1995

1:00:26a

1:08:12a

35th

1996

1:00:44a

1:08:43a

36th

1997

1:00:53a

1:10:41a

37th

1998

1:00:15a

1:08:54a

38th

1999

1:00:24a

1:09:34a

39th

2000

1:02:24

1:10:25

40th

2001

1:03:05

1:11:04

41st

2002

1:02:07

1:10:10

42nd

2003

1:02:36

1:09:42

43rd

2004

1:01:38

1:09:22

44th

2005

1:02:19

1:12:36

45th

2006

1:00:29

1:11:47

46th

2007

1:00:13

1:10:13

47th

2008

1:02:09

1:12:36

48th

2009

1:00:36

1:12:54

49th

2010

59:56

1:11:17

50th

2011

1:01:07

1:10:30

51st

2012

1:00:48

1:10:36

52nd

2013

1:01:31

1:12:41

53rd

2014

1:03:12

1:13:20

54th

2015

1:02:04

1:12:17

55th

2016

1:03:57

1:12:31

56th

2017

1:02:37

1:09:15

57th

2018

1:04:07

1:13:08

References

1. ^ING Route du Vin Half Marathon. Distance Running. Retrieved on 2013-10-05.
2. ^History. Vins Cremants. Retrieved on 2013-10-05.
3. ^[https://www.arrs.run/HP_RVnHM.htm Route du Vin Half Marathon]. Association of Road Racing Statisticians (2013-10-01). Retrieved on 2013-10-05.
4. ^Course. Route Du Vin Semi Marathon. Retrieved on 2013-10-05.
5. ^Route Du Vin. Route Du Vin Semi Marathon. Retrieved on 2013-10-05.
6. ^Negash, Elshadai & Assefa, Tadele (2010-03-05). Gemechu first Ethiopian runner to test positive for EPO. Universal Sports. Retrieved on 2013-10-05.

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