Stockholm Marathon

The Stockholm Marathon is an annual marathon event in Stockholm, Sweden. Held since 1979, it also serves as the Swedish national marathon championship.

The 2020 edition was cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic. The 2021 comeptition was also postponed and held held on Saturday 9 October.^[1]

Winners

Key: Course record

Stockholm Marathon near Royal Palace, 2008

Men

Year	Athlete	Country	Time (h:m:s)
1979	Jukka Toivola	Finland	2:17:35
1980	Jeff Wells	United States	2:15:49
1981	Bill Rodgers	United States	2:13:26
1982	Kjell-Erik Ståhl	Sweden - Hässleholms AIS	2:19:20
1983	Hugh Jones	United Kingdom	2:11:37
1984	Agapius Masong	Tanzania	2:13:47
1985	Tommy Persson	Sweden - Heleneholms IF	2:17:18
1986	Kjell-Erik Ståhl	Sweden - Enhörna IF	2:12:33
1987	Kevin Forster	United Kingdom	2:13:52
1988	Suleiman Nyambui	Tanzania	2:14:26
1989	Dave Clarke	United Kingdom	2:13:34
1990	Simon Robert Naali	Tanzania	2:13:04
1991	Åke Eriksson	Sweden - Hässelby SK	2:12:38
1992	Hugh Jones	United Kingdom	2:15:58
1993	Daniel Mbuli	South Africa	2:16:30
1994	Tesfaye Bekele	Ethiopia	2:14:06
1995	Åke Eriksson	Sweden - Hässelby SK	2:14:29
1996	Tesfaye Bekele	Ethiopia	2:15:05
1997	Benson Masya	Kenya	2:17:22
1998	Martin Ojuko	Kenya	2:16:12
1999	Alfred Shemweta	Sweden - Flemingsbergs SK	2:14:52
2000	Alfred Shemweta	Sweden - Flemingsbergs SK	2:18:49
2001	Anders Szalkai	Sweden - Spårvägens FK	2:18:17
2002	My Tahar Echchadli	Morocco	2:18:20
2003	Josphat Chemjor	Kenya	2:18:14
2004	Joseph Riri	Kenya	2:16:12
2005	Kasirayi Sita	Zimbabwe	2:13:28
2006	Philip Bandawe	Zimbabwe	2:17:01
2007	Philip Bandawe	Zimbabwe	2:20:56
2008	Willy Korir	Kenya	2:16:03
2009	Paul Kipkemei Kogo	Kenya	2:15:34
2010	Joseph Lagat	Kenya	2:12:48
2011	Shumi Gerbaba	Ethiopia	2:14:07
2012	Methkal Abu Drais	Jordan	2:19:16
2013	Shumi Gerbaba	Ethiopia	2.16.13
2014	Benjamin Bitok	Kenya	2.13.21
2015	Yekeber Bayabel	Ethiopia	2.18.22
2016	Stanley Koech	Kenya	2.10.58
2017	Abrha Milaw	Ethiopia	2:11:36
2018	Lawi Kiptui	Ethiopia	2.13,30
2019	Nigussie Sahlesilassie	Ethiopia	2:10:10
2020	cancelled becasue of the Coronavirus pandemic
2021	Fikadu Teferi	Ethiopia	2:12:23
2022	Felix Kirwa	Kenya	2:11:08
2023	Ashenafi Moges	Ethiopia	2:10:32
2024	Fredrick Kibii	Kenya	2.14.17
2025	Onemus Kiplagat Kiplimo	Kenya	2.11.34^[2]^[3]

Women

Year	Athlete	Country	Time (h:m:s)
1979	Heide Brenner	West Germany	2:47:06
1980	Ingrid Kristiansen	Norway	2:38:45
1981	Ingrid Kristiansen	Norway	2:41:34
1982	Ingrid Kristiansen	Norway	2:34:26
1983	Tuulikki Räisänen	Sweden - Enhörna IF	2:36:58
1984	Ria Van Landeghem	Belgium	2:34:13
1985	Jeanette Nordgren	Sweden - IK Vikingen	2:36:43
1986	Evy Palm	Sweden - Mölndals AIK	2:34:42
1987	Evy Palm	Sweden - Mölndals AIK	2:35:14
1988	Grete Waitz	Norway	2:28:24
1989	Evy Palm	Sweden - Mölndals AIK	2:33:26
1990	Midde Hamrin	Sweden - Mölndals AIK	2:37:07
1991	Midde Hamrin	Sweden - Mölndals AIK	2:36:15
1992	Linda Milo	Belgium	2:39:10
1993	Grete Kirkeberg	Norway	2:37:58
1994	Irina Sklarenko	Ukraine	2:40:34
1995	Ingmarie Nilsson	Sweden - Ullevi Friidrott	2:33:03
1996	Grete Kirkeberg	Norway	2:36:40
1997	Anita Håkenstad	Norway	2:33:26
1998	Grete Kirkeberg	Norway	2:37:39
1999	Marie Söderström-Lundberg	Sweden - Hässelby SK	2:36:55
2000	Marie Söderström-Lundberg	Sweden - Hässelby SK	2:37:57
2001	Esther Kiplagat	Kenya	2:29:55
2002	Lena Gavelin	Sweden - BIF Jamtrennarna	2:33:48
2003	Marie Söderström-Lundberg	Sweden - Hässelby SK	2:35:07
2004	Rita Jeptoo	Kenya	2:35:14
2005	Tina Maria Ramos	Spain	2:41:31
2006	Anna Rahm	Sweden - Rånäs	2:36:35
2007	Kirsten Melkevik Otterbu	Norway	2:37:02
2008	Isabellah Andersson	Sweden - Hässelby SK	2:34:14
2009	Isabellah Andersson	Sweden - Hässelby SK	2:33:52
2010	Isabellah Andersson	Sweden - Hässelby SK	2:31:35
2011	Isabellah Andersson	Sweden - Hässelby SK	2:37:28
2012	Derebe Godana	Ethiopia	2:40:19
2013	Isabellah Andersson	Sweden - Hässelby SK	2.33.49
2014	Isabellah Andersson	Sweden - Hässelby SK	2.32.28
2015	Isabellah Andersson	Sweden - Hässelby SK	2.34.14
2016	Jane Onyangi	Kenya	2.31.45
2017	Konjit Tilahun	Ethiopia	2:35:45
2018	Mikaela Larsson	Sweden	2.40,28
2019	Aberash Fayesa	Ethiopia	2:33:38
2020	cancelled becasue of the Coronavirus pandemic
2021	Fikadu Teferi	Ethiopia	2:12:23
2022	Tsige Haileslase	Ethiopia	2:31:48
2023	Sifan Melaku	Ethiopia	2:30:44
2024	Marion Kibor	Kenya	2.31.46
2025	Shewarge Alene	Kenya	2.30.38^[2]^[3]

References

↑ "Maratonfesten är tillbaka, med publik" (in Swedish). SVT Sport. 9 October 2021. Retrieved 10 October 2021.
1 2 Karl Sundström (31 May 2025). "Kenyansk seger i Stockholm Marathon 2025" (in Swedish). SVT Sport. Retrieved 31 May 2025.
1 2 "Vann Stockholm Marathon trots miss nära mållinjen" (in Swedish). Radiosporten. 31 May 2025. Retrieved 31 May 2025.

Other websites

Media related to Stockholm Marathon at Wikimedia Commons

Official website (in english) Archived 2006-06-14 at the Wayback Machine
Stockholm Marathon at SVT's open archive Archived 2015-04-24 at the Wayback Machine (in Swedish)

[1] "Maratonfesten är tillbaka, med publik" (in Swedish). SVT Sport. 9 October 2021. Retrieved 10 October 2021.

[Kenyansk_seger_i_Stockholm_Marathon_2025-2] 1 2 Karl Sundström (31 May 2025). "Kenyansk seger i Stockholm Marathon 2025" (in Swedish). SVT Sport. Retrieved 31 May 2025.

[Vann_Stockholm_Marathon_trots_miss_nära_mållinjen-3] 1 2 "Vann Stockholm Marathon trots miss nära mållinjen" (in Swedish). Radiosporten. 31 May 2025. Retrieved 31 May 2025.

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