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Kansas City Marathon

Oct 17, 2009

4.2
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Where

Kansas City, MO, United States

Start time

09:00

Distances

Marathon

Sub-events

26.2

Marathon

October 17, 2009 Saturday
Distance: Marathon·Start time: 09:00
MarathonPoint to pointWheelchair race

Race Results

Top 3

1. Trey Vernon 02:34:46
2. Babey Wagnew 02:37:43
3. Julius Rotich 02:37:45

Top 3 Women

1. Amy Bricco 03:14:12
2. Laine Sommers 03:18:03
3. Kathryn Greenwood 03:18:49

Top 3 Men

1. Trey Vernon 02:34:46
2. Babey Wagnew 02:37:43
3. Julius Rotich 02:37:45
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Reviews

4.2
Based on 2 Reviews from other runners - tap or click to see all!

By: Ellen H.

Posted: October 22, 2021

New Course, Great Spectators, Need more Porta Pots

My first marathon & overall a wonderful experience! Expo & packet pick up was good - local running store booths, pacer tent, free airbrush tattoos, lots of booths for upcoming races. Parking for expo was free in downtown KC at Union station. Race day parking was also free but be prepared for a bit of a walk to the start (nice warm up!) there were a lot of porta pots at the start but even so the lines were long. No corrals but pacers had people grouped around them. I started with 4:40 pace group - my pacer was VERY Enthusiastic & fun but a bit after halfway point he handed off to another pacer & slowed down (though he did tell us all he was planning to do that). I ended with the 4:50 pacer who offered great words of encouragement! The course was new this year & everyone said much improved - still lots of hills but more strategically located along the course compared to years past. I'm from KC & train regularly on real steep grades & didn't mind the hills at all. Spectators were AMAZING! saw lots of great signs & they were wonderful cheering us on. Aid stations were well stocked & it was clear when you wanted water then sports drink, volunteers very friendly. Later aid stations also had Gu & bananas & even had a pickle juice & chicken broth station at Mile 24. Finish line was amazing though I didn't stay for the food (I was wanting brunch - recommend First Watch if you like breakfast after marathon). My only issue with this race was first few aid stations had a line of porta pots but only 1 actually open (?!?!) and so lines were long - that REALLY slowed me down! I hope they fix that next year otherwise really awesome race!
4.7

By: William C.

Posted: October 19, 2021

Train for uphills

You will earn your finishers medal.
3.7
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Related News

Many From Area Finish High in Kansas City Marathon

Trey Vernon, a Fort Scott High School graduate, won the Kansas City Marathon with a time of 2 hours 34 minutes and 46 seconds. Vernon was the Kansas State cross country champion as a senior in high school

General News The Fort Scott Tribune

Oct 20, 2009

More Than 10,000 Runners Hit Street for Kansas City Marathon

Trey Vernon won the overall title at the Kansas City Marathon with a time of 2 hours 34 minutes and 46 seconds while Amy Bricco won the women's title with a time of 3 hours 14 minutes and 12 seconds

General News Kansas City Star

Oct 18, 2009

Kansas City Marathon Runner Has Longer Goals

More than ten-thousand five-hundred runners are expected to attend this weekends Kansas City Marathon. Linda Quirk will use the half-marathon as a training run in her quest to complete the 4 Deserts Endurance Series in one calendar year. The feat will include four 150-mile runs.

General News Kansas City Star

Oct 16, 2009

What Runners at the Kansas City Marathon Should Avoid

The medical director of the Kansas City Marathon is offering some helpful tips to runners in this weekends marathon. Overhydrating is more of a concern than dehydration.

General News The Kansas City Star

Oct 15, 2009

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