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词条 Austin Marathon
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  1. Men's winners

  2. Women's winners

  3. References

  4. External links

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| image = Large AM Logo All Distance.2018.png
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| caption =Austin Marathon, Half Marathon, and 5K
| date = February 17, 2019
| location = Austin, Texas
| type = Road
| distance = Marathon, Half Marathon, 5K
| est = 1992
| record =
| homepage = {{URL|http://www.youraustinmarathon.com/}}
}}

The Austin Marathon is an annual marathon held in Austin, Texas. The event features the Manzano Mile on Saturday and the Marathon, Half Marathon, and 5K on Sunday morning. The Austin Marathon will take place on February 17, 2019.

The race will begin at 7 a.m., feature a highly-competitive elite field, and be livestreamed by FloSports so spectators and loved ones around the globe can watch. Runners from all 50 states and 34 countries typically run the annual Austin Marathon.

The new Austin Marathon course, debuted in 2018, was designed to provide a better participant and spectator experience and allow enhanced traffic flow along the course, while still finishing with the picturesque Texas State Capitol as every runner’s backdrop. The first half of the Austin Marathon has remained unchanged. After Mile 12, half marathoners will head south to the finish line while marathoners continue east before turning north and running on Guadalupe St. through the heart of the University of Texas campus. The course will highlight Austin attractions like the University of Texas Tower and historic Hyde Park neighborhood, while taking marathoners on a tour of East Austin’s restaurants, murals, and landmarks.

The race starts at 2nd and Congress Avenue, several blocks south of the Texas State Capitol, and touches Austin landmarks and areas, such as downtown, the Colorado River, SoCo, Hyde Park, and the University of Texas at Austin campus, passing by Memorial Stadium. It also includes performances by live bands along the race route. The race ends near where it begins on Congress Avenue, just south of the Capitol.[1] The course is USATF certified.

Austin Gives Miles, the Official Charity Program of the Austin Marathon®, raised $670,802 in 2018. The 31 Central Texas nonprofit organizations accepted into the program worked tirelessly to exceed the program’s fundraising goal while increasing awareness of their organization and recruiting race day volunteers. All Blind Children of Texas, a resource for the optimal physical, mental, emotional, and social development of all blind children of Texas, was the highest fundraiser, raising $33,500.

The Austin Marathon® injected $37.5 million into the Austin economy during the 2018 race weekend. The Austin Marathon was able to better calculate its economic impact by utilizing the faculty expertise at St. Edward’s University’s Bill Munday School of Business for the second year in a row. 2018's economic impact on the City of Austin is a $3.1 million (8 percent) increase from the 2017 event.

It was founded in 1991 by Freescale Semiconductor, who served as title sponsor for fifteen years.[2] The marathon was sponsored by AT&T in 2007 and 2008, but ran with no title sponsor in 2009.[3] From 2010 to 2013, the race was called the LIVESTRONG Austin Marathon. Freescale returned as presenting sponsor in 2014 and 2015. NXP Semiconductors and Freescale completed their merger in December 2015,[4] with NXP becoming the presenting sponsor for 2016 and 2017.

Men's winners

DATENAME ATHLETECOUNTRYWINNING TIME
February 18, 2018Joey WhelanUnited States}} United States2:31:37
February 19, 2017Joe ThorneUnited States}} United States2:32:05
February 14, 2016Hayato SonodoJPN}} Japan2:23:30
February 15, 2015Betram KeterKenya}} Kenya2:16:21
February 16, 2014Joseph Mutinda[5]{{flagicon>Kenya}} Kenya2:14:17
February 17, 2013Omar MartinezUnited States}} United States2:35:09
February 19, 2012Edward KiptumKenya}} Kenya2:22:50
February 20, 2011Keith PierceUnited States}} United States2:29:25
February 14, 2010Keith PierceUnited States}} United States2:20:35
February 15, 2009Jeremy BorlingUSA}} United States2:30:05
February 17, 2008Jacob FreyUSA}} United States2:20:38
February 18, 2007Jynocel BaswetiKEN}} Kenya2:14:02
February 19, 2006Mindaugas PukstasLTU}} Lithuania2:13:43
February 13, 2005Mikhail KhobotovRUS}} Russia2:12:38
February 15, 2004Andrzej KrzyścinPOL}} Poland2:14:18
February 16, 2003Andrzej KrzyścinPOL}} Poland2:12:40
February 17, 2002Andrzej KrzyścinPOL}} Poland2:12:10
February 18, 2001Mukhamet NazipovRUS}} Russia2:11:14
February 20, 2000Janko BenšaFR Yugoslavia}} Yugoslavia2:14:18
February 14, 1999Peter FlemingSCO}} Scotland2:17:14
February 15, 1998Abderrahim BenredouaneMAR}} Morocco2:16:45
February 16, 1997Andrei TarasovRUS}} Russia2:16:52
February 18, 1996Dmitriy KapitanovRUS}} Russia2:15:59
March 5, 1995José IniguezMEX}} Mexico2:16:27
March 6, 1994Doug KurtisUSA}} United States2:21:35
March 7, 1993Brad HawthorneUSA}} United States2:17:53
March 15, 1992Alberto PuenteMEX}} Mexico2:24:00

Women's winners

DATENAME ATHLETECOUNTRYWINNING TIME
February 18, 2018Allison MacsasUSA}} United States 2:43:11
February 19, 2017Allison MacsasUSA}} United States2:48:16
February 14, 2016Chandi MooreUSA}} United States3:02:39
February 15, 2015Cynthia JeropKEN}} Kenya2:54:22
February 16, 2014Marnie StaehlyUSA}} United States2:57:27
February 17, 2013Mariko NeveuUSA}} United States2:55:04
February 19, 2012Shannon BixlerUSA}} United States3:02:28
February 20, 2011Desiree FickerUSA}} United States2:50:35
February 14, 2010Elle PishnyUSA}} United States2:53:16
February 15, 2009Elle PishnyUSA}} United States2:52:32
February 17, 2008Lucy HassellENG}} England2:36:26
February 18, 2007Moges ZebenayeETH|1996}} Ethiopia2:39:46
February 19, 2006Tatyana PozdnyakovaUKR}} Ukraine2:34:23
February 13, 2005Tatyana BorisovaKGZ}} Kyrgyzstan2:31:01
February 15, 2004Tatyana BorisovaKGZ}} Kyrgyzstan2:30:40
February 16, 2003Sylvia SkvortsovaRUS}} Russia2:37:22
February 17, 2002Marian SuttonENG}} England2:31:43
February 18, 2001Elena ParamonovaRUS}} Russia2:32:56
February 20, 2000Tatyana TitovaRUS}} Russia2:34:03
February 14, 1999Lydia GrigoryevaRUS}} Russia2:35:38
February 15, 1998Tamara KarlyakovaRUS}} Russia2:37:55
February 16, 1997Alla DoudayevaBLR}} Belarus2:39:55
February 18, 1996Svetlana ZakharovaRUS}} Russia2:36:45
March 5, 1995Andrea BowmanUSA}} United States2:40:19
March 6, 1994Irina BondarchukRUS}} Russia2:42:22
March 7, 1993Lori NorwoodUSA}} United States2:47:08
March 15, 1992Kay JonesUSA}} United States3:13:13

References

1. ^Official Austin Marathon website, accessed Jan. 24, 2012
2. ^{{cite news |title=Freescale drops marathon sponsorship |url=http://www.news8austin.com/content/your_news/default.asp?ArID=157185 |date=2006-03-11 |accessdate=2009-01-12}}
3. ^{{cite news |last=Monti |first=David |title=Athletics: Austin Marathon Lands AT&T Texas As Title Sponsor |url=http://www.runnersweb.com/running/news/rw_news_20060817_RRW_Austin.html |publisher=Race Results Weekly |date=2006-08-17 |accessdate=2009-01-12}}
4. ^{{cite web|url=http://investors.nxp.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=209114&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=2120581|title=NXP Semiconductors :: Financial Press Releases|website=investors.nxp.com|access-date=2016-11-22}}
5. ^1 Mutinda, winner of 2014 Austin Marathon, sanctioned by USADA statesman.com 25 March 2015

External links

{{Commons category|Austin Marathon}}
  • Marathon Info
  • That Other Paper story by a 2007 Austin Marathon runner

4 : Recurring sporting events established in 1992|Marathons in the United States|Sports in Austin, Texas|1992 establishments in Texas
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