London Marathon 2025 Results
2025 London Marathon top 10 and notable results. Searchable results are here. ...
Women's Wheelchair
1. Catherine Debrunner (SUI) — 1:34:18
2. Susannah Scaroni (USA) -- 1:38:08
3. Manuela Schar (SUI) -- 1:41:06
4. Eden Rainbow-Cooper (GBR) -- 1:44:49
5. Tatyana McFadden (USA) -- 1:46:50
6. Jade Jones Hall (GBR) -- 1:46:51
7. Sammi Kinghorn (GBR) -- 1:46:54
8. Patricia Eachus (SUI) -- 1:47:55
9. Wakako Tsuchida (JPN) -- 1:47:55
10. Vanessa de Souza (BRA) -- 1:47:57
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Men's Wheelchair
1. Marcel Hug (SUI) -- 1:25:25
2. Tomoki Suzuki (JPN) -- 1:26:09
3. Jetze Plat (NED) -- 1:26:49
4. Geert Schipper (NED) -- 1:26:51
5. Daniel Romanchuk (USA) -- 1:30:31
6. David Weir (GBR) -- 1:34:06
7. Sho Watanabe (JPN) -- 1:34:06
8. Kota Hokinoue (JPN) -- 1:34:08
9. Hiroki Kishizawa (JPN) -- 1:34:09
10. Nathan Maguire (GBR) -- 1:34:17
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