More than half of all finishes took over four hours.


4 hours 11 minutes

median finish

The middle half finished between 3:40 and 4:50.

The front got six minutes faster; the back didn’t clearly move.

2015–⁠19 against 2022–⁠26. Each dot is a course; each bar, their average.

Median finish, course by course: 3:36 to 4:44.

Each course’s median across its editions, three or more.

Choose a dot to read its course.
All numbers3 tables

Finish time at each percentile

PercentileAll finishesRecorded womenRecorded men
10th3:143:353:07
25th3:403:583:31
50th4:114:314:00
75th4:505:104:37
90th5:305:505:16

Change from 2015–2019 to 2022–2026, by course

CourseFront, 10th percentileBack, 90th percentile
Chicago−15.3 min−4.8 min
Copenhagen−15.0 min−11.3 min
Rotterdam−10.3 min−10.0 min
Boston−7.1 min−2.8 min
Amsterdam−6.5 min−0.5 min
Berlin−6.1 min+12.8 min
Eindhoven−6.0 min+0.5 min
Hamburg−4.4 min+3.3 min
New York−3.9 min+6.8 min
Paris−3.3 min−0.1 min
Oslo−2.2 min+5.5 min
Frankfurt−1.1 min+5.5 min
London−0.8 min+17.3 min
Warsaw+2.4 min+18.0 min

Median finish by course

CourseMedian finishEditionsFinishes
Valencia3:365115,773
Boston3:4010257,269
Eindhoven3:461329,058
Frankfurt3:51655,461
Barcelona3:51244,671
Oslo3:56822,334
Amsterdam3:5712152,214
Madrid3:591296,835
Hamburg3:5911117,569
Copenhagen4:0011125,695
Warsaw4:021266,208
Rotterdam4:0211139,923
Berlin4:0621769,273
Paris4:06299,970
Gold Coast4:11631,544
Stockholm4:12333,825
Sydney4:12311,345
Prague4:15426,332
Auckland4:1723,101
Dubai4:17510,351
Helsinki4:2337,853
Chicago4:2619763,250
New York4:2716746,234
London4:283152,323
Austin4:3637,621
Washington4:4411213,840
Singapore5:1618,877

How these were measured