Here Are the Results From the 2026 New York City Marathon

The final World Marathon Major of the year is off and running on Sunday, November 1.This year, the New York City Marathon is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the five-borough course. The conditions on race morning were chilly and sunny—great for running 26.2 miles through the city.Results and Runner TrackingHere are the results from the 2026 NYC Marathon. (The men’s and women’s professional races are still in progress.)Top Finishers: Women’s WheelchairCatherine Debrunner (SUI), 1:40:02 Tatyana McFadden (USA), 1:48:28 Susannah Scaroni (USA), 1:48:32Madison de Rozario (AUS), 1:53:06 Eden Rainbow-Cooper (GBR), 1:55:51 Hoda Elshorbagy (EGY), 2:00:09 Vanessa de Souza (BRA), 2:00:33 Patricia Eachus (SUI), 2:01:58Top Finishers: Men’s WheelchairMarcel Hug (SUI), 1:28:14 Daniel Romanchuk (USA), 1:28:15 David Weir (GBR), 1:35:39 Lito Anker (NED), 1:35:39Aaron Pike (USA), 1:37:06Ludwig Malter (AUT), 1:38:53 Miguel Jimenez Vergara (USA), 1:39:38 Evan Correll (USA), 1:40:37 Johnboy Smith (GBR), 1:40:39 Patrick Monahan (IRL), 1:40:39Find Your Next Running PlaylistTheo Kahler is the senior news editor at Runner’s World. He’s a former all-conference collegiate runner at Winthrop University, and he received his master’s degree in liberal arts studies from Wake Forest University, where he was a member of one of the top distance-running teams in the NCAA. Kahler has reported on the ground at major events such as the Paris Olympics, U.S. Olympic Trials, New York City Marathon, and Boston Marathon. He’s run 14:20 in the 5K, 1:05:37 in the half marathon, and finished 40th at the 2025 New York City Marathon. He enjoys spotting tracks from the sky on airplanes. (Look for colorful ovals around football fields.)