MARATHON
NEW YORK
The legendary route through all five boroughs of New York.
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Please fill in bib number, date, finish time and name.
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MARATHON NEW YORK.
Five boroughs, one city, one finish line in Central Park – no marathon in the world brings out a crowd like New York.
The New York City Marathon is one of the biggest and most emotional city marathons in the world. Founded in 1970 by Fred Lebow, the first edition ran entirely within Central Park – with just 127 starters.
In 1976 it became the legendary five-borough race: the course starts on Staten Island, crosses the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, and runs through Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Manhattan before finishing in Central Park. The shift from the silent Queensboro Bridge to the roaring crowds on First Avenue is one of the most emotional moments in marathon running.
Today the New York City Marathon is one of the six World Marathon Majors and, with well over 50,000 finishers, the largest marathon in the world.
Records & Numbers.
Since switching to the five-borough course in 1976, the New York City Marathon has grown into the largest marathon in the world – with around two million spectators lining the route.
As one of the six World Marathon Majors, the race draws elite and recreational runners from over 150 countries every November.
The route crosses five bridges and passes through all five boroughs before the final climb through Central Park to the finish – one of the most iconic finishes in world marathon running.
What you should still know.
The poster shows the New York City Marathon course (42.195 km) through all five boroughs, starting on Staten Island and finishing in Central Park, plus your bib number, finish time, pace and name.
Yes. Enter your bib number, date, finish time and name in the personalization form – pace is calculated automatically from your finish time.
As a printed poster in DIN A1, A2 and A3 on 170 g/m² premium paper, or as an instant PDF download in DIN A1 to A4.
Usually 3–5 business days within the EU. The PDF download is available immediately after your order.
Yes – a personalized finisher poster with bib number, time and name is a special gift for anyone who has finished the New York City Marathon.
