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Seoul Marathon – AIMS race information
Association of International Marathons and Distance Races. The home of world running™ … Seoul Marathon. Sun 20 March 2022. Please consult race website for …
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Seoul International Marathon – Wikipedia
The Seoul International Marathon, also known as the Dong-A Ilbo Seoul Marathon or Seoul Marathon is an annual marathon race that takes place in Seoul, …
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Seoul International Marathon 2023
Seoul the capital of South Korea holds, yearly, in mid March its International Marathon. During the Marathon the city with its traditional buildings and its modern towers turns into a great sportive center. The full course Marathon is 42.195km.
Local runners as well as runners from dozens countries, create a giant group of thousands runners. The city residents stand along the course and encourage the competitors.
During the Marathon, accommodation may be scarce owing to higher demands, therefore it is advisable to check accommodation prices and make reservations ahead of time.
The Marathon course starts at Sejong-ro Intersection, passes through the streets with the beautiful historic houses of Seoul, and ends in Jamsil Olympic Main Stadium.
Seoul International Marathon
Not to be confused with JoongAng Seoul Marathon
The Seoul International Marathon, also known as the Dong-A Ilbo Seoul Marathon or Seoul Marathon is an annual marathon race that takes place in Seoul, South Korea. It is one of two annual races over the 42.195 km classic distance in the city, alongside the JoongAng Seoul Marathon which is held in November.[1] It holds World Athletics Platinum Label Road Race status.[2] First held in 1931, it is the third longest-running road running competition in Asia after the Hakone Ekiden and Chugoku Yamaguchi Ekiden in Japan.[3]
The race has been integral to the elite level of the sport in Korea, as ten of the 28 South Korean national records in the marathon have been set at the competition.[4] The day’s races attract around 35,000 people on a yearly basis.
History [ edit ]
The genesis of the competition is traced back to the Youngdungpo Marathon, which was first held in 1931. It was not a true marathon and the looped course in the city measured roughly 50 ris (around or 23.3 km). The race was contested between fourteen of the country’s top male runners and Seoul’s Kim Eun-Bae won the first edition. Kim and the 1933 winner Sohn Kee-chung both went on to compete at the Olympic marathon, although they did so under the flag of Japan as Korea was part of the Japanese empire at that time.[5]
This fact contributed to the suspension of the 1937 race: the event’s sponsor, Korean broadsheet the Dong-A Ilbo, censored the Japanese flag in its reports of Sohn’s marathon victory at the 1936 Berlin Olympics and the ruling Japanese military junta responded by suspending both the newspaper and the race.[6] The race returned as an annual fixture from 1938 to 1940 but was again discontinued, initially due to World War II and later because of the Korean War. The race returned in April 1954 and Im Jong-Woo became the first person to win twice, taking back-to-back victories in 1954 and 1955.[7]
The competition’s first official full-length marathon was contested in 1964 and the change brought about improvements in the national standards as Lee Myeong-Jeong set a South Korea record to win in 1965 and Kim Bong-Nae became the first Korean to run under two hours twenty minutes a year later.[8] At the 1970 edition, Canadian Ron Wallingford and two Japanese runners provided the race with its first international competitors. The quality of the field saw domestic runner Kim Cha-Wan react with a national record run of 2:17:34.4 to win the race. Kim improved his mark again in 1973 and went on to become the Dong-A Marathon’s most prolific winner, scoring four victories in the 1970s.[6][9] Japanese marathoner Toyoichi Masuda became the first foreign winner in 1977 and he was soon joined by his countryman Makoto Matsuzaki, who won two years afterwards. A women’s 10 km race was added to the programme in 1979 and Moon Ki-sook became the first women’s Dong-A champion.[10]
Im Eun-Joo won a women’s 30 km race in 1981 and female runners were allowed to take on the full marathon distance the following year.[6] She went on to claim three straight marathon titles from 1983 to 1985.[11] The 1982 race hosted a dual domestic and international race, with results kept separate for the divisions.[6] In anticipation of the 1988 Seoul Olympics, the city also hosted separate international races from 1983 up to 1987 (which was the IAAF World Marathon Cup race).[12] The Dong-A competition in the 1980s saw the men’s record reach 2:12 territory through Jang-hee Lee in 1987.[11]
With the advent of another decade, Won-Tak Kim brought the men’s record down to 2:11:38 in 1990, winning the Asian Marathon Championship which was hosted within the race that year. Hwang Young-cho, Seoul’s winner in 1991, went on to take the gold medal at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics.[13] Kim Wan-gi reduced the national record further to 2:09:25 in 1993. The marathon was moved to Chuncheon for the 1992 event and had a seven-year stint in Gyeongju from 1993 to 1999. It returned to Seoul in 2000,[6] but its impact in the latter city led to the creation of the Gyeongju International Marathon.[14]
The event took on a more international nature from 1994 onwards, renaming itself the Dong-A International Marathon; following the invitation of runners from twelve countries, Manuel Matias of Portugal became the first winner from outside of Korea and Japan.[15] The marathon reached a landmark of over 10,000 starters in 1999 as 11,303 runners signed up for the full distance in the elite and popular races.[16]
China’s Wei Yanan brought the women’s record down to 2:25:06 in 2002, knocking over five minutes off the previous course best. Gert Thys had two consecutive victories in 2003 and 2004 (recording a record time of 2:07:06 in the latter), but a third win in 2006 was erased after he failed a drugs test for the banned steroid norandrosterone.[6] The runner-up Jason Mbote was declared the winner, but after a protracted legal battle Thys had his ban overturned in 2012 due to a breach of the rules in the way his sample was handled.[17] At the 2002 edition, Zhou Chunxiu of PR China became the seventh woman to ever finish under two hours and twenty minutes as she set the women’s record at 2:19:51 hours.[18] Kenyan runner Sylvester Teimet beat the men’s record in 2010 with his win in 2:06:49 hours.[6] Three Kenyans went under this time in 2012, with Wilson Loyanae’s time of 2:05:37 hours knocking more than a minute off the record.[19]
The 2020 edition of the race was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, with all runners receiving a full refund.[20][21]
Course [ edit ]
The route crosses the bridge over the city’s Han River
The competition begins at Gwanghwamun Plaza in the city centre and finishes within the Olympic Stadium.[22][23] The course has a point-to-point format and traces a south-easterly path through the city centre. After departing from the main plaza, the route flows into Sejongno thoroughfare and passes the statue of Yi Sun-sin. The runners then pass the Namdaemun gateway and head through Cheonggyecheon park. The route traces a pass through Dongdaemun-gu district before crossing the Han River to head towards the stadium finishing point.[24]
Past winners [ edit ]
Sohn Kee-chung won the competition in 1933, three years before his Olympic marathon win.
Key: 14.5-mile race 15-mile race
Note: All other years approx 25 km (16 mi)
Marathon [ edit ]
Fun runners in the popular race in 2008
Race supporters in fancy dress in 2008
Key: Course record Asian Championship race
In 1992, the race took place in Chuncheon, South Korea; and from 1993 to 1999, the marathon was run in the city of Gyeongju, South Korea
Notes [ edit ]
References [ edit ]
Seoul Marathon 2022, the only race in Korea recognized as World Athletics Heritage –
The Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) is hosting Seoul Marathon 2022 from Sat, Apr. 16 to Sun, Apr. 17 as online and offline events.
The masters road race will take place from Sat, Apr. 16 to Sun, Apr. 17 via online streaming, and the international elite road race will take place offline starting at 7:30 AM on Sun, Apr. 17 from Gwanghwamun Square to Jamsil Sports Complex.
The Seoul Marathon is the only domestic marathon to be awarded the World Athletics Heritage Plaque and one of seven international marathons under the World Athletics Platinum Label. Seoul is one of three cities in the world to have achieved both achievements of simultaneously receiving the plaque and label along with Boston and New York.
On Sun, Apr. 17, a total of 131 competitors from nine countries, including ten athletes on the top 30 world rankings, will participate in the international elite road race. This race will also serve as a qualifications match to be selected for the national team for the 19th Asian Games to be held in Hangzhou later in September 2022.
In the morning of the international elite road race on the 17th, the SMG will oversee road traffic control in each major section of the race in close cooperation with district offices, emergency medical institutions and the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency to minimize the public’s inconvenience due to traffic control and ensure that the race is conducted safely without any accident.
The Seoul Marathon, as the most important international marathon held in Korea, is expected to drive the performance of domestic athletes, revitalize the recently trending running culture, and contribute to the expansion of marathon runners.
Selected Seoul Marathon 2022 results on April 17
The selected Seoul Marathon 2022 results from the race which took place on Sunday, 17 April. The event is part of the 2022 World Athletics Label Road Races – Elite Platinum level series.
This year the well-entertaining event produced a pair of course records, three national records, and several personal bests.
More: Boston Marathon 2022 Results; Chebet and Jepchirchir win race titles
On the women’s side, Kenyan-born Joan Chelimo, representing Romania for only the second time in a marathon, recorded a new national record and personal best time of 2:18:04 to improve the previous course record of 2:19:51, set in 2006 by China’s Zhou Chunxia.
The winning time by Chelimo is the fourth-fastest in the world this season, and the third-fastest European performance ever behind Briton’s Paula Radcliffe’s world record time of 2:15:25 and Israel’s Lonah Chemtai Salpeter (2:17:45).
In Seoul on the weekend, Ethiopia’s Sutume Asefa was also quick, running a new personal best time of 2:18:12 for second place and lowered her previous PB from 2:20:30, while Eunice Chebichii Chumba ran the race of her life to set a new Bahraini record with 2:20:02 to secure third.
Celestine Chepchirchir of Kenya clocked 2:20:10 for fourth with a new PB, while Netsanet Gudeta of Ethiopia rounded out the top five finishers at 2:20:45.
Record-breaking run from Geremew too
Ethiopia’s Mosinet Geremew won the men’s contest, and also set a new Seoul Marathon 2022 course record with 2:04:43 in the process. His return took down the previous mark of 2:05:13, set by Wilson Loyanae Erupe of Kenya in 2016.
Geremew won a closely contested men’s race, which saw his compatriot Herpasa Negasa taking second with 2:04:49, the second fastest of his career, with Daniel do Nascimento of Brazil finishing third with an impressive time of 2:04:51 to set a new South American record.
Mark Korir of Kenya ran 2:06:54 for fourth place and countryman Moses Kipkemboi Kibet followed behind in a new lifetime mark of 2:06:55 to complete the top five runners on the men’s side.
Seoul Marathon 2022 Men’s results
MEN
1. Mosinet Geremew, Ethiopia 2:04:43 CR
2. Herpasa Negasa, Ethiopia 2:04:49
3. Daniel do Nascimento, Brazil 2:04:51 South America Area Record and PB
4. Mark Korir, Kenya 2:06:54
5. Moses Kipkemboi Kibet, Kenya 2:06:55 PB
6. Philemon Rono Cherop, Kenya 2:07:03
7. Felix Kipchirchir Kandie, Kenya 2:07:18
8. Belachew Alemayehu, Ethiopia 2:07:55
9. Kenneth Keter, Kenya 2:08:21
10. Olonbayar Jamsran, Mongolia 2:11:02 PB
11. Oh Joohan, Korea 2:11:16
12. Gantulga Dambadarjaa, Mongolia 2:11:18 PB
13. Byambajav Tseveenravdan, Mongolia 2:11:23
14. Bernard Kiprop Kipyego, Kenya 2:11:25
15. Park Minho, Korea 2:11:43 PB
16. Filex Chemonges, Uganda 2:12:14
17. Shim Jongsub, Korea 2:13:01
18. Lee Jungkook, Korea 2:13:39 PB
19. Kim Geonoh, Korea 2:14:08 PB
20. Kim Sejong, Korea 2:16:02
Seoul Marathon 2022 Women’s results
WOMEN
1. Joan Chelimo Melly, Romania 2:18:04 CR and NR
2. Sutume Asefa, Ethiopia 2:18:12 PB
3. Eunice Chumba, Bahrain 2:20:02 NR and PB
4. Celestine Chepchirchir, Kenya 2:20:10 PB
5. Netsanet Gudeta, Ethiopia 2:20:45
6. Guteni Shone, Ethiopia 2:28:05
7. Choi Kyungsun, Korea 2:30:42
8. Shure Demise, Ethiopia 2:30:46
9. Selly Chepyego Kaptich, Kenya 2:30:50
10. Kim Doyeon, Korea 2:34:31
11. Lee Sookjeong, Korea 2:38:41
12. Lee Jaeyoung, Korea 2:48:48 PB
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Seoul International Marathon Race Results
The only marathon hosted in the heart of the Korean capital. Seoul marathon is the oldest marathon race hosted in Asia andis one of the fastestmarathon in the world.
First held in 1931, Seoul marathon is the oldest marathon event
continuously held in Asia, and the second oldest in the world following
the Boston Marathon.
It embodies modern history of Korea, also referred to as
“The Miracle On the Han River”, as the race starts from Gwanghwamun (the palace) -the very heart of South Korean Capital, passes through the city hall and “Cheong-Gye-Cheon” – the testament of Korea’s modern history, and ends in the Seoul Olympic Stadium where 1988 Summer Olympics was held.
Seoul International Marathon – Korea – Apr 17 2022 – 2022-04-17
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