Seoul International Marathon
Seoul International Marathon
Seoul KOR
Website:
http://seoul-marathon.com
Race Winners
(74 runnings, 56 runnings as a marathon)
17 Mar
2019
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2:06:00
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Thomas Kiplagat Rono (KEN)
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2:23:45
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Desi Jisa Mokonin (BRN)
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18 Mar
2018
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2:06:57
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Wilson Loyanai Erupe-4
|
2:24:08
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Damte Hirut (ETH)
|
19 Mar
2017
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2:05:54
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Amos Choge Kipruto (KEN)
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2:25:52
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Margaret Agai (KEN)
|
20 Mar
2016
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2:05:13
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Wilson Loyanai Erupe-3
|
2:24:14
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Rose Chelimo (KEN)
|
15 Mar
2015
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2:06:11
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Wilson Loyanai Erupe-2
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2:28:22
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Guteni Shone Imana (ETH)
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16 Mar
2014
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2:06:17
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Yacob Jarso Kintra (ETH)
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2:27:19
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Helah Kiprop Chelegat (KEN)
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17 Mar
2013
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2:06:59
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Frankline Chepkwony (KEN)
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2:25:43
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Filomena Chepchirchir Mbote (KEN)
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18 Mar
2012
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2:05:37
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Wilson Loyanai Erupe (KEN)
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2:23:26
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Feyissa Tadese Boru (ETH)
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2
0 Mar
2011
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2:09:28
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Jin-Hyeong Jeong (KOR)
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2:26:51
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Robe Tola Guta-2
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21
Mar
2010
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2:06:49
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Sylvester Teimet Kimeli (KEN)
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2:24:13
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Amane Gobena Gemeda (ETH)
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15 Mar
2009
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2:07:54
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Moses Kimeli Arusei (KEN)
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2:25:37
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Robe Tola Guta (ETH)
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16 Mar
2008
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2:07:32
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Sammy Korir (KEN)
|
2:26:11
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Shu-jing Zhang-2
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18 Mar
2007
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2:08:04
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Bong-Ju Lee-2
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2:23:12
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Ya-nan Wei-2
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12 Mar
2006
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2:10:40
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Gert Thys-3
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2:19:51
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Chun-xiu Zhou-2
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13 Mar
2005
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2:08:53
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William Kipsang (KEN)
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2:23:24
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Chun-xiu Zhou (CHN)
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14 Mar
2004
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2:07:06
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Gert Thys-2
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2:26:17
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Eun-Kyung Lee (KOR)
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16 Mar
2003
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2:08:42
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Gert Thys (RSA)
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2:23:18
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Shu-jing Zhang (CHN)
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17 Mar
2002
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2:11:22
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Atsushi Fujita (JPN)
|
2:25:06
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Ya-nan Wei (CHN)
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18 Mar
2001
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2:11:49
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Josiah Bembe (RSA)
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2:32:09
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Sun-Suk Yun (KOR)
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19 Mar
2000
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2:11:29
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Nam-Kyun Chung (KOR)
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2:33:06
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Ko-Eun Park (KOR)
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21 Mar
1999
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2:11:34
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Jae-Young Hyung (KOR)
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2:35:11
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Jung-Hee Oh (KOR)
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29 Mar
1998
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2:12:24
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Yi-Yong Kim (KOR)
|
2:37:16
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Mi-Ja Oh-2
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16 Mar
1997
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2:12:37
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Abel Anton (ESP)
|
2:43:40
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Seon-Hee Bang (KOR)
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24 Mar
1996
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2:08:25
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Martin Fiz (ESP)
|
2:30:09
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Mi-Ja Oh (KOR)
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19 Mar
1995
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2:10:58
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Bong-Ju Lee (KOR)
|
2:38:08
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Mi-Kyung Lee-2
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20 Mar
1994
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2:08:33
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Manuel Matias (POR)
|
2:35:44
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Mi-Kyung Lee (KOR)
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21 Mar
1993
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2:09:25
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Wan-Ki Kim-2
|
2:45:52
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Young-Im Chung (KOR)
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22 Mar
1992
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2:09:30
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Jae-Ryong Kim
-2
|
2:36:44
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Mi-Ok Lee-5
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17 Mar
1991
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2:12:3
4
|
Jae-Ryong Kim
(KOR)
|
2:41:43
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Mi-Ok Lee-4
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18 Mar
1990
|
2:11:34
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Won-Ki Kim (KOR)
|
2:37:15
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Mi-Ok Lee-3
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19 Mar
1989
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2:15:18
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Jung-Tae Im (KOR)
|
2:39:27
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Mi-Ok Lee-2
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20 Mar
1988
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2:12:41
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Won-Tak Kim (KOR)
|
2:33:14
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Mi-Ok Lee (KOR)
|
15 Mar
1987
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2:12:21
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Jong-Hee Lee (KOR)
|
2:41:50
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Young-Ok Ahn (KOR)
|
16 Mar
1986
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2:14:06
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Jae-Sung Yoo-2
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2:40:41
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Mi-Kyung Kim (KOR)
|
17 Mar
1985
|
2:15:48
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Jae-Sung Yoo (KOR)
|
2:45:06
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Eun-Joo Im-4
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18 Mar
1984
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2:14:59
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Hong-Yul Lee-2
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2:39:48
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Eun-Joo Im-3
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20 Mar
1983
|
2:16:33
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Hong-Nak Chae (KOR)
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2:48:13
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Eun-Joo Im-2
|
28 Mar
1982
|
2:16:58
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Jong-Yun Kim (KOR)
|
3:01:50
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Chun-Ja An (KOR)
|
22 Mar
1981
|
2:21:23.4
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Hong-Yul Lee (KOR)
|
2:02:08
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Eun-Joo Im (KOR)
|
23 Mar
1980
|
2:16:46
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Susumu Sato (JPN)
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n/a
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18 Mar
1979
|
2:17:18
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Makoto Matsuzaki (JPN)
|
n/a
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Ki-Sook Moon (KOR)
|
19 Mar
1978
|
2:17:01
|
Cha-Wan Kim-4
|
|
20 Mar
1977
|
2:18:40
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Toyoichi Masuda (JPN)
|
21 Mar
1976
|
2:18:20
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Won-Keun Park (KOR)
|
23 Mar
1975
|
2:21:09.6
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Heung-Ju Moon-2
|
24 Mar
1974
|
2:16:15
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Heung-Ju Moon (KOR)
|
25 Mar
1973
|
2:17:01
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Cha-Wan Kim-3
|
24 Mar
1972
|
2:19:34.4
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Cha-Wan Kim-2
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21 Mar
1971
|
2:19:15.8
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Je-Hyung Cho (KOR)
|
22 Mar
1970
|
2:17:34.4
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Cha-Wan Kim (KOR)
|
Mar
1969
|
2:20:28
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Keum-Yong Song (KOR)
|
15 Mar
1968
|
2:19:42.9
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Bong-Nae Kim-3
|
12 Mar
1967
|
2:19:44
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Myung-Jong Yu (KOR)
|
13 Mar
1966
|
2:19:07
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Bong-Nae Kim-2
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07 Mar
1965
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2:21:21.6
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Myung-Jung Lee (KOR)
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29 Apr
1964
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2:27:13.8
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Chang-Hoon Lee-2
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20 Apr
1963
|
1:21:53
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Bong-Nae Kim (KOR)
|
1962
|
1:18:54
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Jae-Duk Han (KOR)
|
1961
|
1:19:55
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Yang-Tae Kang (KOR)
|
1960
|
1:20:17
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Dae-Man Cha (KOR)
|
1959
|
1:20:12
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Sang-Chul Lee (KOR)
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20 Apr
1958
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1:21:15
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Chun-Taek Oh (KOR)
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21 Apr
1957
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1:20:28
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Chang-Hoon Lee (KOR)
|
23 Apr
1956
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1:21:42
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Seung-Chul Han (KOR)
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08 May
1955
|
1:23:16
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Jong-Woo Im-2
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18 Apr
1954
|
1:23:43
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Jong-Woo Im (KOR)
|
1941-1953
|
---
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not held
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31 Mar
1940
|
1:29:02
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Jung-Hyo Hyun (KOR)
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21 Mar
1939
|
1:28:12
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Young-Ryung Ji (KOR)
|
19 Mar
1938
|
1:29:09
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Koan-Huang Yoo (KOR)
|
1937
|
---
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not held
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04 Apr
1936
|
1:20:11
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Dong-Woo Oh (KOR)
|
21 Mar
1935
|
1:22:43
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Tae-Woo Lee (KOR)
|
21 Mar
1934
|
1:20:34
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Jang-Choon Yoo (KOR)
|
21 Mar
1933
|
1:24:03
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Ki-Jung Son (KOR)
|
21 Mar
1932
|
1:21:51
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Yong-Han Byun (KOR)
|
21 Mar
1931
|
1:22:05
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Eun-Bae Kim (KOR)
|
Note: Because the race sponsor Dong-A Ilbo (magazine) erased the Japanese national
flag from the picture of Olympic winner Ki-Jung Son, Japanese military authorities suspended both the magazine
and the race that was to have been held in 1937. The 1982 race was co-held with the Seoul International Marathon
but separate results were kept. The Dong-A Marathon became the Dong-A International Marathon in 1994 and then the
Seoul International Marathon in 2004. The 1990 race was held in
conjunction with the Asian Championships. The men's winner in 2006, Gert
Thys (RSA) was later found guilty of using
norandrosterone, a banned steroid, and was disqualified. A subsequent
appeal was upheld on the grounds that the same analyst tested both of his
samples, in violation of the requirement that the tests be done by two different
analysts. In 2011,
Abderrahim Goumri (MAR) finished 1st in
2:09:11 but was later disqualified for drug use. Wilson Loyanai Erupe (KEN), a four time winner, tested positive for EPO on 4 Jan 2013 and because of a subsequent 2-year suspension (3 Feb 2013-2 Feb 2015) did not compete in the 2013 or 2014 race.
Race distances: For 1931-2 and 1934-36, the race distance was 50 ri's
(about 23.3 km or 14.5 miles). For 1933, the race distance was 15 miles. For 1938-40 and 1954-63, the race distance
is not known but appears to have been close to 25 km. 1983 was the first year that women were allowed to run the
full marathon distance. The first year women were allowed to run was 1979 when they ran 10km. In 1981, the women
ran 30km.
The race was held in Chunchon for 1992 and in Kyong-Ju for 1993-1999.
Most Wins
(1931-date)
Men
4
|
Cha-Wan Kim (KOR)
|
1970,1972-73,1978
|
4
|
Wilson Loyanai Erupe (KEN)
|
2012,2015-2016,2018
|
Women
5
|
Mi-Ok Lee (KOR)
|
1988-92
|
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total
20
17
$322,645 $118,145 $440,790
20
16
392,000 193,000 585,000
20
15
219,500 88,500 308,000
20
14
257,000 93,500 350,500
20
13
252,000 107,500 359,500
20
12
357,000
140,500 497,500
20
11
177,000
127,000 304,000
20
10
306,000 116,000 422,000
200
9
227,000
100,500
327,500
2008
287,000
93,000
380,000
2007
232,000
103,000
335,000
....
2004
216,500 60,000 276,500
2003
189,500
60,000
249,500
2002
137,000
57,000 194,000
2001
146,500 none 146,500
2000
none none none
1999
none none none
1997
146,500 none 146,500
1996
203,500 none 203,500
1995
156,500 none 156,500
1994
193,000 none 193,000
Sums $4,413,145 $1,457,645 $5,870,790
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Year Men Women
2017
-4.7
n/c
....
201
5
-2.1
-5.1
2014
+0.0
n/c
2013
n/c
-3.7
201
2
-1.6
-2.3
2011
+2.7
n/c
2010
-2.9 -1.2
2009
-1.9
n/c
2008
-2.3
+0.0
2007
-0.7
n/c
2006
-1.6
n/c
2005
-1.2 -1.5
2004
-3.5
n/c
2003
-4.8
n/c
2002
+0.9
n/c
2001
-3.0
n/c
2000
+0.3
n/c
....
1997
+0.9
n/c
1996
-1.9
n/c
1995
-0.9
n/c
1994
-3.2
n/c
Avgs -1.4 -2.3
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Year Men Women
2017
595 614
2016
643 625
2015
586 407
2014
676 571
2013
617 576
2012
685 567
2011
660 492
2010
487
681
2009
529 478
2008
522 547
2007
616 352
2006
575 464
2005
682 626
2004
594 513
2003
627 521
2002
515
n/c
2001
511 219
2000
381
n/c
....
1997
730
n/c
1996
643
n/c
1995
592
n/c
1994
595
n/c
Quality Performances
through 2019
Men
<2:06
4
<2:07
27
<2:08
50
<2:09
78
<2:10
96
<2:11
124
<2:12
165
<2:13
218
<2:14
267
<2:15
319
Women
<2:20
1
<2:22
1
<2:24
6
<2:26
28
<2:28
49
<2:30
72
<2:32
94
<2:34
125
<2:36
156
<2:38
193
<2:40
222
Last Updated on
19 May 2019
Contributors: Mirko Jalava, Andy Milroy (2), Malcolm Heyworth,
Paul Michiels (2), Frieda Michiels,
Shigenobu Ota (14), Juraj Gasparovic (7), Francois Lorange (15), Yoon Kim (5)