The 2025 Bank of America Chicago Marathon will feature some of the world's greatest marathoners, including three of the four past champions all vying for repeat titles.

Organisers of the Bank of America Chicago Marathon have announced that defending champion John Korir and Valencia Marathon ...

Today, the Bank of America Chicago Marathon announced its professional field for the 2025 event. The world's greatest marathoners, including three of the four reigning Bank of America Chicago Marathon ...

As for Chicago Marathon results for elite races, John Korir of Kenya secured his spot as the winner of the race with an unofficial time of 2 hours, 2 minutes and 44 seconds, a likely personal best ...

CHICAGO – Runners from across the world gathered in Chicago Sunday for the 2024 Bank of America Chicago Marathon. Runners started the 26.2-mile course Sunday morning from Grant Park and went ...

The back-to-back winner of the 2022 and 2023 Seoul Marathons, Amdework Walelegn, will make his Abbott World Marathon Major debut with the 2024 Bank of America Chicago Marathon. Country: Ethiopia ...

The Bank of America Chicago Marathon requires that participants be able to complete the 26.2-mile distance in six hours and 30 minutes (6:30:59). The marathon course will reopen for public use on ...

The Distance Series connects the Bank of America Chicago Marathon, Chicago 13.1 and Shamrock Shuffle 8 K Run in a unique challenge that rewards participants who finish all three events in 2025 ...

This year’s Bank of America Chicago Marathon could be the largest ever, a sign that runners are past worrying about COVID-19. More than 47,000 runners are registered for the Oct. 8 race, a ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Thousands of runners took part in the Bank of America Chicago Marathon Sunday. A flood of runners trotted together on a brisk fall morning, making noise on the streets of Chicago.

About 40,000 runners are expected to line up for the Bank of America Chicago Marathon on Sunday morning. Fewer than 100 of them are registered as non-binary.