VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE NEW YORK MARATHON RESENDING WITH SCRIPT SHOWS: NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES (NOVEMBER 2, 2025) (IMG - See restrictions) MEN'S RACE 1. RUNNERS BEFORE RACE START 2. ELIUD KIPCHOGE BEFORE RACE START 3. START OF RACE 4. EARLY LEADING RUNNERS 5. KIPCHOGE ON COURSE 6. AERIAL VIEW OF RACE LEADERS 7. HILLARY BOR LEADING RACE 8. AERIAL VIEW OF RACE LEADERS ROUNDING CORNER 9. BENSON KIPRUTO AND ALEXANDER MUTISO LEAD RACE 10. AERIAL VIEW OF KIPRUTO AND MUTISO 11. VARIOUS OF SPRINT FINISH WON BY KIPRUTO NARROWLY FROM MUTISO 12. ALBERT KORIR FINISHING THIRD 13. SLOW MOTION REPLAY OF RACE FINISH WOMEN'S RACE 14. SHARON LOKEDI, VIVIAN CHERUIYOT AND SIFAN HASSAN BEFORE RACE 15. START OF RACE 16. AERIAL SHOT OF RUNNERS ON BRIDGE 17. LEADING GROUP 18. HASSAN CHASING LEADERS 19. AERIAL VIEW OF LEADERS 20. FRONT OF RACE 21. HELLEN OBIRI SPRINTS AWAY FROM SHARON LOKEDI TO LEAD 22. VARIOUS OF OBIRI SPRINTING TO FINISH LINE 23. LOKEDI FINISHES IN SECOND 24. SHEILA CHEPKIRUI CROSSES THE LINE IN THIRD PLACE WHEELCHAIR RACES 25. MARCEL HUG WIN'S MEN'S TITLE 26. SUSANNAH SCARONI WIN'S WOMEN'S TITLE STORY: Kenya swept the men's and women's podiums at the New York City Marathon on Sunday (November 2), as Benson Kipruto survived a thrilling sprint finish in two hours eight minutes and nine seconds and Hellen Obiri won the women's race in a course record 2:19:51. Kipruto ran flat out through the final 50 meters to hold off a late fight from Alexander Mutiso, breaking the tape by a fraction of a second in a photo finish, with the 2021 winner Albert Korir finishing third (2:08:57). The Paris bronze medallist Obiri, who won in 2023, was running shoulder to shoulder with runner-up Sharon Lokedi (2:20:07) before pulling away ahead of the final turn to break Margaret Okayo's 22-year-old course record of 2:22:31. Last year's winner Sheila Chepkirui (2:20:24) was third. The wheelchair race men's title went to Switzerland's Marcel Hug while American Susannah Scaroni won the women's race. The five-borough classic capped the World Marathon Majors calendar for the year. (Production: Andy Ragg) (The article has been published through a syndicated feed. Except for the headline, the content has been published verbatim. Liability lies with original publisher.)
