Chicago Marathon 2025: Jacob Kiplimo to Hawi Feysa Gejia, see the full list of winners and rankings

Ugandan runner-up Jacob Kiplimo won the 2025 Bank of America Chicago Marathon in just its second marathon, ending with an unofficial time of 2:02:23. The young athlete came close to breaking the Chicago Marathon record in 2023 through the late Kenyan star Kelvin Kiptum. Kiplimo made a decisive move after the halfway, with 13.1 miles in 1:00:16, leaving defending Chicago champion and Boston winner John Korir. He ended 91 seconds before Kenya’s Amos Kipruto, with Alex Masai completing the podium in third place. Rising Star with an impressive track record at only 24, Kiplimo already has a remarkable career. He has two world cross country titles, an Olympic bronze in the 10,000 meters, and gold medals during the world championships and Commonwealth Games in the 5,000 and 10,000 meters. According to NBC Chicago, earlier in 2025, he broke the half-marathon world record with a time of 56:42 and finished second in his marathon debut at London with 2:03:37, which set the Ugandan national record. The US runners Shine, records fall, according to the Olympics, the top US finish was Conner Mantz, who crossed fourth place in 2:04:43 and broke Khalid Khannouchi’s 23-year-old American marathon record by 57 seconds. Mantz’s performance also sets a new record of North American area awaiting ratification. Other top African was Huseydin Mohamed Esa of Ethiopia in fifth place (2:04:50) and Kenyan legend Geoffrey Kamworor in seventh place (2:05:31). The women -elite results have yet to be announced. Wheelchair winners in the men’s wheelchair race, Marcel Hug or Switzerland, won in 1:23:20, while Susannah Scaroni of the United States claimed the female wheelchair title in 1:38:14. According to ABC7, more than 50,000 runners from all 50 states and 100 countries participated in the 26.2 mile race, which started in Grant Park near the Art Institute. Men’s Elite Podium 1. Jacob Kiplimo (Uga) – 2:02:23 2. Amos Kipruto (Ken) – 2:03:54 3. Alex Masai (Ken) – 2:04:37 Kiplimo’s Chicago Triumph confirms his status as one of the most exciting young distance in the world, and with just two marathons. Challenge, and with just two marathons, he is expected to be the best in the world in the world, and with just two marathons, he is expected to expect to be the best in the world, and with just two marathons, he is expected to be expected to be the best in the world. Complete list here’s Results Jacob Kiplimo (UGA), 2:02:23 Amos Kipruto (Ken), 2:03:54 Alex Masai (Ken), 2:04:37 Conner Mantz (USA), 2:04:43 Huseydin Mohamed Esa (ETH), 2:04:49 Seifu Tura (Eth), 2:05:17 Geoffrey Kamworor (Ken), 2:05:31 Philemon Kiplimo Kimaiyo (Ken), 2:06:14 Rory Link Letter (Can), 2:06:49 Bashir Abdi (Call), 2:07:08 Zouhair Talbi (Mar), 2:07:27 Timothy Kipagat (Ken), 2: 07: 422222222 Daniel Ebenyo (Ken), 2:07:52 Wesley Kipptoo (USA), 2:09:02 Ryan Ford (USA), 2:09:37 Galen Rupp (USA), 2:09:41 Andrew Colley (USA), 2:09:43 Aidan Troutner (USA), 2:10:23 CJ Albertson (USA), 2:10:38 Colin Mickow (USA), 2:11:24 Haftu Knight (USA), 2:11:39 Hiroto Inoue (JPN), 2:12:26 Aitwerki Zeru (USA), 2:13:23 Casey Clinger (USA), 2:16:05 Robert Miranda (USA), 2:16:24 2:14:56 Megertu Alemu (ETH), 2:17:18 Magdalena Shauri (Tan), 2:18:03 LOICE CHEMNUNG (KEN), 2:18:23 Mary Ngugi-Cooper (Ken), 2:19:25 Natosha Rogers (USA), 2:23:28 Dakotah Popehn (USA), 2:24:20 (ARG), 2:24:23 Gabriella Klein (USA), 2:26:32 Melody Julien (Fra), 2:27:09 Bedatu Hirpa Badane (ETH), 2:27:50 Marta Galimany (ESP), 2:28:23 Aubrey Frentheway (USA), 2:28:56 Makenna Myler (US), 2: 28: 5: 56 Makenna (vs) 2:29:26 Maggie Montoya (USA), 2:29:50 Men’s wheelchair results Marcel Hug (sui), 1:23:20 David Weir (GBR), 1:27:26 Tomoki Suzuki (JPN), 1:27:29 Aaron Pike (USA), 1:29:07 Jetze Flat (Ned), 1:29:10 Geert Schipper (Ned), 1:29:18 Ryota Yoshida (JPN), 1:32:27 Evan Correll (USA), 1:35:21 Sho Watanabe (JPN), 1:35:22 Brian Siemann (USA), 1:35:23 Johnboy Smith (GBR), 1:35:42 Hiroki Nishida (JPN) 1:35:42 Jason Robinson (USA), 1:35:46 Rafael Botello Jimenez (ESP), 1:35:57 Simon Lawson (GBR), 1:36:22 Matthew Clarke (GBR), 1:53:33 Juan Rodarte (USA), 2:09:35 Rob Balucas (USA), 2:13:12 Vratislav Zdrubeckai (CZE), 2:14:09 Dean Furness (USA), 2:15:01 Women’s wheelchair results Susannah Scaroni (USA), 1:38:14 Manuela Schär (sui), 1:39:03 Tatyana McFadden (USA), 1:39:04 Eden Rainbow-Cooper (GBR), 1:41:59 Jade Hall (GBR), 1:42:35 Catherine DeBrunner (SUI), 1:45:42 Hoda Elshorbagy (EGY), 1:50:33 Vanessa de Souza (Bra), 1:54:02 Hannah Babala (Ngr), 2:08:26 HNISHEATHER SEALOVER (USA), 2: 09: 09: 09: Samantha Schroth (USA), 2:12:23 Rachel Cleaver (USA), 2:23:38 Questions Q1: Who won the 2025 Chicago Marathon? Uganda’s Jacob Kiplimo won the 2025 Chicago Marathon with a time of 2:02:23, with his first big marathon victory. Q2: What records were broken at the Chicago Marathon 2025? Conner Mantz set a new US marathon record with 2:04:43 and broke the 23-year-old record of Khalid Khannouchi. Kiplimo came near the Chicago Marathon plate, but now missed it. Q3: Who was the best Afrounder in the men’s race? The Top Three AFRIDE was Jacob Kiplimo (UGA) in Dono First, Amos Kipruto (Ken) in second place, and Alex Masai (Ken) in third place.