Women's Olympic marathon history

On October 28, 1973, the first all women's marathon was held in Waldniel, West Germany. The success of that race was built on the following ...

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Marathon at the Summer Olympics ; Men: 1896–2024. Women: 1984–2024 · 2:06:26 Tamirat Tola (2024) · 2:22:55 Sifan Hassan (2024).

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The women's marathon was included on the Olympic sports programme for the first-time at the Olympic Games Los Angeles 1984. Team USA's Joan ...

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History of Olympic Results: Marathon – Women · 1. Peres Jepchirchir (Kenya), 2:27:20 · 2. Brigid Kosgei (Kenya), 2:27:36 · 3. Molly Seidel (USA) ...

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1984: Ingrid Kristiansen of Norway sets the world record at the London Marathon in a time of 2:21:06, a mark that stands for 13 years.

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On 24 February 1981, the IOC President announced the Executive Board's positive ruling in favour of including the women's marathon on the programme of the 1984 ...

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The Women's Marathon has been a regular Olympic event at the Summer Games since 1984. The event has been won twice by athletes from Japan, ...

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1984 - The first Olympic women's marathon was held in Los Angeles, where American Joan Benoit won gold in 2:24:52. Tony ...

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20 The first women's marathon race in the Olympic Summer Games was held in Los Angeles in 1984. Long-distance running and other endurance sport ...

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Recent Olympic women's marathon winners include Sifan Hassan (Netherlands, 2024), Peres Jepchirchir (Kenya, 2021), and Jemima Sumgong (Kenya, 2016).

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