2026 Chicago Marathon Women’s Professional Results

1. Hawi Feysa (Ethiopia) — 2:13:33
2. Sharon Lokedi (Kenya) — 2:14:07
3. Brigid Jepchirchir Kosgei (Kenya) — 2:14:55
4. Mary Ngugi-Cooper (Kenya) — 2:17:23
5. Joan Jepkosgei Kilimo (Kenya) — 2:18:39
6. Isobel Batt-Doyle (Australia) — 2:20:38
7. Emma Grace Hurley (USA) — 2:20:47
8. Degitu Azimeraw Asires (Ethiopia) — 2:20:59
9. Magdalyne Masai (Kenya) — 2:21:11
10. Loice Chemnung (Kenya) — 2:21:18

Top 3 American Finishers

1. Emma Grace Hurley — 2:20:47
2. Dakotah Popehn — 2:24:00
3. Elena Hayday — 2:24:57

2026 Chicago Marathon Men’s Professional Results

1. Amos Kipruto (Kenya) — 2:01:09
2. Tadese Bikila (Ethiopia) — 2:02:56
3. Milkesa Mengesha (Ethiopia) — 2:03:46
4. Jacob Kiplimo (Uganda) — 2:04:18
5. Boki Diriba (Ethiopia) — 2:05:01
6. Daniel Mateiko (Kenya) — 2:05:01
7. Clayton Young (USA) — 2:05:23
8. Charles Hicks (USA) — 2:05:35
9. Akira Akasaki (Japan) — 2:05:47
10. Vincent Mauri (USA) — 2:06:45

Top 3 American Finishers

1. Clayton Young — 2:05:23
2. Charles Hicks — 2:05:35
3. Vincent Mauri — 2:06:45

2026 Chicago Marathon Women’s Wheelchair Results

1. Catherine Debrunner (Switzerland) — 1:33:16
2. Tatyana McFadden (USA) — 1:42:01
3. Manuela Schär (Switzerland) — 1:42:01
4. Hannah Dederick (USA) — 1:47:12
5. Vanessa Cristina De Souza (Brazil) — 1:47:14
6. Patricia Eachus (Switzerland) — 1:47:15
7. Hoda Elshorbagy (Egypt) — 1:47:59
8. Jenna Ayers (USA) — 1:54:02
9. Rachel Cleaver (USA) — 2:15:10
10. Eva Houston (USA) — 2:20:54

Top 3 American Finishers

1. Tatyana McFadden — 1:42:01
2. Hannah Dederick — 1:47:12
3. Jenna Ayers — 1:54:02

2026 Chicago Marathon Men’s Wheelchair Results

1. Marcel Hug (Switzerland) — 1:21:34
2. Lito Anker (Netherlands) — 1:30:11
3. David Weir (Great Britain) — 1:30:11
4. Tomoki Suzuki (Japan) — 1:30:16
5. Aaron Pike (USA) — 1:30:16
6. Jetze Plat (Netherlands) — 1:31:20
7. Sho Watanabe (Japan) — 1:32:24
8. JohnBoy Smith (Great Britain) — 1:32:24
9. Miguel Jimenez Vergara (USA) — 1:32:56
10. Patrick Monahan (Ireland) — 1:34:04

Top 3 American Finishers

1. Aaron Pike — 1:30:16
2. Miguel Jimenez Vergara — 1:32:56
3. Brian Siemann — 1:41:15

Emma Grace Hurley Leads American Women at Chicago Marathon in Debut

Emma Grace Hurley is the top American finisher in the women’s professional race at the 2026 Chicago Marathon, completing her debut in 2:20:48.

Emma Grace Hurley Leads American Women at Mile 25

Emma Grace Hurley is the top American in the women’s professional field at the mile 25 checkpoint of the 2026 Chicago Marathon, reaching the mark in 2:14:12.

Hawi Feysa Wins Women’s Professional Race

Hawi Feysa of Ethiopia wins the women’s professional race at the 2026 Chicago Marathon in 2:13:33. Kenya’s Brigid Jepchirchir Kosgei finishes second in 2:14:55, 1 minute, 22 seconds behind Feysa.

Sharon Lokedi Leads Women’s Professional Field at Mile 25

Sharon Lokedi of Kenya leads the women’s professional field at the mile 25 checkpoint of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 2:07:27. Ethiopia’s Hawi Feysa trails by one second in second place at 2:07:28.

Clayton Young Finishes as Top American Man

Clayton Young is the top American finisher in the men’s professional race at the 2026 Chicago Marathon, completing the race in 2:05:23.

Amos Kipruto Wins Men’s Professional Race at Chicago Marathon

Amos Kipruto of Kenya wins the men’s professional race at the 2026 Chicago Marathon in 2:01:09, recording a personal best.

Clayton Young Leads American Men at Mile 25

Clayton Young is the top American in the men’s professional field at the mile 25 checkpoint of the 2026 Chicago Marathon, reaching the mark in 1:59:27.

Emma Grace Hurley Leads American Women at 35K

Emma Grace Hurley is the top American in the women’s professional field at the 35K checkpoint of the 2026 Chicago Marathon, reaching the mark in 1:56:25.

Amos Kipruto Leads Men’s Professional Field at Mile 25

Amos Kipruto of Kenya leads the men’s professional field at the mile 25 checkpoint of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 1:55:13. He holds a sizable lead as the race approaches its finish.

Hawi Feysa Leads Women’s Professional Field at 35K

Hawi Feysa of Ethiopia leads the women’s professional field at the 35K checkpoint of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 1:50:23. Kenya’s Sharon Lokedi sits second in 1:50:24, followed by compatriot Brigid Jepchirchir Kosgei in third at 1:51:01.

Vincent Mauri Leads American Men at 35K

Vincent Mauri leads the American men at the 35K checkpoint of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 1:43:42. Charles Hicks is second among American runners in 1:43:49, followed by Clayton Young in 1:43:50.

Emma Grace Hurley Leads American Women at Mile 20

Emma Grace Hurley is the top American woman at mile 20 of the 2026 Chicago Marathon, recording a time of 1:46:47. Hurley leads the American professional field as she approaches the final 10K of the race.

Sharon Lokedi Leads Women’s Professional Field at Mile 20

Sharon Lokedi of Kenya leads the women’s professional field at mile 20 of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 1:41:13. Ethiopia’s Hawi Feysa sits second in 1:41:14, followed by Kenya’s Brigid Jepchirchir Kosgei in third at 1:41:40.

Kenya’s Loice Chemnung is fourth in 1:42:34, while compatriot Joan Jepkosgei Kilimo rounds out the top five in 1:43:36.

Amos Kipruto Leads Men’s Professional Field at 35K

Amos Kipruto of Kenya leads the men’s professional field at the 35K checkpoint of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 1:39:58. Uganda’s Jacob Kiplimo sits second in 1:40:10, followed by Ethiopia’s Tadese Bikila in third at 1:40:55.

Kenya’s Daniel Mateiko is fourth in 1:41:15, while Ethiopia’s Milkesa Mengesha rounds out the top five in 1:41:52.

Vincent Mauri leads the American men with a time of 1:43:42. Charles Hicks is the second-fastest American in 1:43:49, followed by Clayton Young in 1:43:50.

Amos Kipruto Leads Men’s Professional Field at Mile 20

Amos Kipruto of Kenya leads the men’s professional field at mile 20 of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 1:31:51. Uganda’s Jacob Kiplimo is second in 1:31:52, followed by Ethiopia’s Tadese Bikila in third at 1:32:20.

Kenya’s Daniel Mateiko sits fourth in 1:32:22, while Ethiopia’s Milkesa Mengesha rounds out the top five in 1:33:07.

Vincent Mauri leads the American men in seventh overall with a time of 1:34:52. Charles Hicks is the second-fastest American in eighth at 1:35:22, followed by Clayton Young in 1:35:23.

Tatyana McFadden Leads American Women in Wheelchair Race

Tatyana McFadden is the top American finisher in the women’s wheelchair race at the 2026 Chicago Marathon, crossing the finish line in 1:37:10.

Catherine Debrunner Sets World Record in Women’s Wheelchair Race

Catherine Debrunner of Switzerland wins the women’s wheelchair race at the 2026 Chicago Marathon in a world-record time of 1:33:16. Debrunner delivers a historic performance to set a new world record in Chicago.

Catherine Debrunner Leads Women’s Wheelchair Field at Mile 25

Catherine Debrunner of Switzerland leads the women’s wheelchair field at mile 25 of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 1:28:38. Debrunner is nearing the finish line as she looks to complete the final stretch of the race.

Lito Anker, David Weir Finish Second and Third in Men’s Wheelchair Race

Lito Anker of the Netherlands and Great Britain’s David Weir finish second and third, respectively, in the men’s wheelchair race at the 2026 Chicago Marathon. Both record times of 1:30:11.

American Aaron Pike finishes fourth in 1:30:17, followed by Japan’s Tomoki Suzuki, also in 1:30:17.

Pike is the top American finisher, placing fourth overall.

Sharon Lokedi Leads Women’s Professional Field at Halfway Point

Sharon Lokedi of Kenya leads the women’s professional field at the halfway point of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 1:06:06. Ethiopia’s Hawi Feysa sits second in 1:06:07, followed by Kenya’s Loice Chemnung, also in 1:06:07.

Brigid Jepchirchir Kosgei of Kenya is fourth in 1:06:07, while compatriot Joan Jepkosgei Kilimo rounds out the top five in 1:06:37.

Emma Grace Hurley leads the American women in 10th overall with a time of 1:09:50. Dakotah Popehn is the second-fastest American in 1:11:26, followed by Natosha Rogers in 1:12:11.

Marcel Hug Wins Chicago Marathon Men’s Wheelchair Race With Course Record

Marcel Hug of Switzerland wins the men’s wheelchair race at the 2026 Chicago Marathon in a course-record time of 1:21:33. Hug delivers another dominant performance in Chicago.

Catherine Debrunner Leads Women’s Wheelchair Field at Mile 20

Catherine Debrunner of Switzerland leads the women’s wheelchair field at mile 20 of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 1:10:11. Fellow Swiss competitor Manuela Schär sits second in 1:17:03, followed closely by American Tatyana McFadden in third at 1:17:04.

McFadden leads the American women and holds third overall as the wheelchair athletes approach the final miles of the race.

Marcel Hug Leads Men’s Wheelchair Field at Mile 25

Marcel Hug of Switzerland leads the men’s wheelchair field at mile 25 of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 1:17:44. Hug is approaching the finish line as he looks to complete the final stretch of the race.

Marcel Hug Leads Men’s Wheelchair Field at Mile 20

Marcel Hug of Switzerland leads the men’s wheelchair field at mile 20 of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 1:02:00. American Aaron Pike sits second in 1:07:12, followed by Lito Anker of the Netherlands and Great Britain’s David Weir, both in 1:07:13.

Japan’s Tomoki Suzuki rounds out the top five in 1:07:14. Jetze Plat of the Netherlands is sixth in 1:08:28.

Pike leads the American men in second overall. Miguel Jimenez Vergara is the second-fastest American in ninth at 1:10:00.

Jacob Kiplimo Leads Men’s Professional Field at Halfway Point

Jacob Kiplimo of Uganda leads the men’s professional field at the halfway point of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 1:00:21. Kenya’s Amos Kipruto and Daniel Mateiko are close behind, also recording times of 1:00:21.

Ethiopia’s Boki Diriba and Milkesa Mengesha sit fourth and fifth, respectively, both in 1:00:21. Tadese Bikila is sixth in 1:00:22.

Vincent Mauri leads the American men in seventh overall with a time of 1:02:15. Charles Hicks is the second-fastest American in eighth at 1:02:32, followed by Clayton Young, also in 1:02:32.

Hawi Feysa Leads Women’s Professional Field at 15K

Hawi Feysa of Ethiopia leads the women’s professional field at the 15K checkpoint of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 46:41. Kenya’s Brigid Jepchirchir Kosgei sits second in 46:42, followed by compatriot Sharon Lokedi in third at 46:53.

Joan Jepkosgei Kilimo and Loice Chemnung, both of Kenya, round out the top five in 46:54. Brillian Kipkoech is sixth in 47:05.

Emma Grace Hurley leads the American women in 49:37. Dakotah Popehn is the second-fastest American in 50:47, followed by Natosha Rogers in 51:12.

Jacob Kiplimo Leads Men’s Professional Field at 15K

Jacob Kiplimo of Uganda leads the men’s professional field at the 15K checkpoint of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 42:55. Ethiopia’s Milkesa Mengesha sits second in 42:55, followed by Kenya’s Daniel Mateiko in third, also in 42:55.

Tadese Bikila of Ethiopia is fourth in 42:55, while compatriot Boki Diriba rounds out the top five in 42:56. Kenya’s Amos Kipruto is sixth in 42:56.

Vincent Mauri leads the American men in seventh overall with a time of 44:24. Charles Hicks is the second-fastest American in eighth at 44:26, followed by Clayton Young in 44:28.

Catherine Debrunner Leads Women’s Wheelchair Field at Halfway Point

Catherine Debrunner of Switzerland leads the women’s wheelchair field at the halfway point of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 45:42. American Tatyana McFadden is second in 50:05, followed by Switzerland’s Manuela Schär in third at 50:06.

Patricia Eachus of Switzerland sits fourth in 53:05, while Brazil’s Vanessa Cristina De Souza rounds out the top five in 53:06. Hoda Elshorbagy of Egypt is sixth, also in 53:06.

McFadden leads the American women in second overall. Jenna Ayers is the second-fastest American in seventh at 53:06, followed by Hannah Dederick in eighth at 53:07.

Marcel Hug Leads Men’s Wheelchair Field at Halfway Point

Marcel Hug of Switzerland leads the men’s wheelchair field at the halfway point of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 40:32. Lito Anker of the Netherlands sits second in 43:13, followed by Great Britain’s David Weir, also in 43:13.

American Aaron Pike is fourth overall in 43:13, while Japan’s Tomoki Suzuki rounds out the top five in 43:14. Jetze Plat of the Netherlands is sixth in 43:43.

Pike leads the American men in fourth overall. Miguel Jimenez Vergara is the second-fastest American in seventh at 45:10, followed by Evan Correll in 49:15.

Hawi Feysa Leads Women’s Professional Field at Chicago Marathon 10K

Hawi Feysa of Ethiopia leads the women’s professional field at the 10K checkpoint of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 31:04. Kenya’s Brigid Jepchirchir Kosgei sits second in 31:05, followed by compatriot Joan Jepkosgei Kilimo in third at 31:13.

Sharon Lokedi is fourth in 31:13, while Brillian Kipkoech rounds out the top five in 31:13. Kenya’s Loice Chemnung is sixth, also in 31:13.

Emma Grace Hurley leads the American women in 32:58, followed by Dakotah Popehn in 33:51 and Elena Hayday in 34:10.

Catherine Debrunner Leads Women’s Wheelchair Field at Chicago Marathon 15K

Catherine Debrunner of Switzerland leads the women’s wheelchair field at the 15K checkpoint of the 2026 Chicago Marathon with a time of 32:04. Fellow Swiss competitor Manuela Schär sits second in 35:08, followed by American Tatyana McFadden in third at 35:09.

Brazil’s Vanessa Cristina De Souza is fourth in 37:25, while Switzerland’s Patricia Eachus rounds out the top five in 37:25.

McFadden leads the American women in third overall. Hannah Dederick is the second-fastest American in sixth at 37:26, followed by Jenna Ayers in seventh, also in 37:26.

Jacob Kiplimo Leads Men’s Professional Field at Chicago Marathon 10K

Jacob Kiplimo of Uganda leads the men’s professional field at the 2026 Chicago Marathon 10K checkpoint with a time of 28:37. Kenya’s Amos Kipruto is second in 28:37, followed by Ethiopia’s Milkesa Mengesha in third at 28:38.

Tadese Bikila and Daniel Mateiko, both of Ethiopia and Kenya, respectively, round out the top five in 28:38. Boki Diriba is sixth, also in 28:38.

Vincent Mauri leads the American runners in seventh overall with a time of 29:39. Charles Hicks follows in ninth at 29:39, while Clayton Young is the third-fastest American in 29:40.

Marcel Hug Extends Lead Through 15K

Marcel Hug of Switzerland continues to lead the men's professional wheelchair race through the first 15K of the 2026 Chicago Marathon, posting a time of 28:46. Japan's Tomoki Suzuki and Great Britain's David Weir are tied for second at 30:13, 1 minute, 27 seconds behind Hug.

American Aaron Pike sits in fifth overall at 30:14, leading the U.S. contingent. Miguel Jimenez Vergara follows in eighth at 31:32, while Evan Correll is third among Americans at 33:59.

Hawi Feysa Gejia Leads Women's Professional Race Through First 5K

Hawi Feysa Gejia of Ethiopia leads the women's professional race through the first 5K of the 2026 Chicago Marathon, posting a time of 15:36. Kenya's Brigid Jepchirchir Kosgei sits in second at 15:37, followed by fellow Kenyan Joan Jepkosgei Kilimo, Sharon Lokedi and Brillian Kipkoech, all within one second of the lead.

Emma Grace Hurley leads the American contingent in the early stages, posting a time of 16:24. Dakotah Popehn follows at 17:00, while Susanna Sullivan sits third among American women at 17:07.

Catherine Debrunner Extends Lead Through 10K

Catherine Debrunner of Switzerland continues to lead the women's professional wheelchair race through the first 10K of the 2026 Chicago Marathon, posting a time of 21:23. Fellow Swiss competitor Manuela Schär sits in second at 23:36, while American Tatyana McFadden is third in 23:37.

McFadden leads the American contingent, followed by Jenna Ayers in fifth at 25:09 and Hannah Dederick in eighth at 25:10.

Amos Kipruto Leads Men's Professional Race Through First 5K

Amos Kipruto of Kenya leads the men's professional race through the first 5K of the 2026 Chicago Marathon, posting a time of 14:18. Uganda's Jacob Kiplimo sits in second at 14:19, alongside Ethiopia's Tadese Bikila, Milkesa Mengesha and Boki Diriba, who are all within one second of the leader.

Vinny Mauri leads the American contingent in seventh at 14:53, followed by Clayton Young and Charles Hicks, who are tied for eighth at 14:54.

Marcel Hug Extends Lead Through 10K

Marcel Hug of Switzerland continues to lead the men's professional wheelchair race through the first 10K of the 2026 Chicago Marathon, posting a time of 19:17. Great Britain's David Weir sits in second at 20:06, 49 seconds behind, while American Aaron Pike is third in 20:08.

Pike leads the American contingent, followed by Miguel Jimenez Vergara in 10th at 20:58 and Evan Correll in 11th at 22:08.

Catherine Debrunner Leads Women's Wheelchair Race Through First 5K

Catherine Debrunner of Switzerland leads the women's professional wheelchair race through the first 5K of the 2026 Chicago Marathon, posting a time of 11:05. American Tatyana McFadden sits in second at 11:53, 48 seconds behind, while Switzerland's Manuela Schär is third in 11:58.

McFadden leads the American contingent, followed by Jenna Ayers in fifth at 12:46 and Hannah Dederick in eighth at 12:50.

Marcel Hug Leads Men's Wheelchair Race Through First 5K

Marcel Hug of Switzerland leads the men's professional wheelchair race through the first 5K of the 2026 Chicago Marathon, posting a time of 9:48. Great Britain's David Weir sits in second at 9:58, 10 seconds behind, while American Aaron Pike is third in 10:08.

Pike leads the American contingent, followed by Miguel Jimenez Vergara in ninth at 10:33 and Evan Correll in 11th at 10:40.

Professional Runners Take the Starting Line

The 2026 Chicago Marathon's professional running fields are officially underway, with the men's and women's elite athletes beginning their 26.2-mile journey through the city. After the professional wheelchair races kicked off the morning, attention now turns to the runners as they chase titles, personal bests and potentially historic performances on Chicago's streets.

Women's Professional Wheelchair Race Gets Underway

The women's professional wheelchair athletes are now taking to the streets of Chicago, continuing the opening wave of the 2026 Chicago Marathon. The competitors begin their 26.2-mile journey through the city as the day's racing continues to build toward the professional running fields.

Men's Professional Wheelchair Race Gets Underway

The starting gun has gone off in Chicago, and the men's professional wheelchair race is officially underway. Athletes are beginning their 26.2-mile journey through the city as the 2026 Chicago Marathon gets its first competitive action of the day.

The wait is almost over as runners prepare to take the streets for the 2026 Chicago Marathon. With a world-class elite field, American record hopes and thousands of runners ready to tackle 26.2 miles, the stage is set for an exciting day of racing. The starting gun is just moments away, and all eyes will turn to Chicago as the action gets underway.

Emma Grace Hurley Makes Anticipated Marathon Debut

Emma Grace Hurley is one of the American runners to watch in the women's race as she makes her highly anticipated marathon debut at the 2026 Chicago Marathon. The race will offer an opportunity to see how Hurley fares over the 26.2-mile distance against an elite international field. Her performance will be a key storyline as the women's race unfolds through the streets of Chicago.

Vinny Mauri Makes World Major Debut

Vinny Mauri enters the 2026 Chicago Marathon with plenty of momentum after running a remarkable 2:05 marathon earlier this year in a solo effort. The performance puts him among the Americans to watch as he takes on his first World Marathon Major. Mauri will have an opportunity to test himself against an elite international field and potentially challenge the American record of 2:04:43.

American Men Could Challenge the U.S. Record

The American men will be another storyline to watch at the 2026 Chicago Marathon, with the U.S. record of 2:04:43 potentially within reach. Vinny Mauri, Clayton Young and Charles Hicks headline the American contingent, while Shuaib Aljabaly and Cole Sprout will make their marathon debuts. Their performances could add another layer of intrigue to the race as the Americans look to make their mark against a world-class field.

Warmer Conditions Could Challenge Kiplimo's Record Hopes

Warmer and more humid conditions than expected could make the 2026 Chicago Marathon more challenging for the elite field. However, Jacob Kiplimo could still threaten the two-hour barrier and potentially challenge the world record if conditions and race pace allow.

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