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RoadWith three-time champion Conner Mantz not racing, two Kenyans took the Memorial Day 10K pro races in 28:35 and 32:23 at a mile above sea level.
RoadAregawi won the Ottawa Marathon on 24 May; Kenya's Elvis Cheboi took the men's race in 2:09:22 from a pack of six that included Rory Linkletter.
RoadCape Town was the first stop of the seven-continent tour he announced after New York; he finished eight and a half minutes behind Mohamed Esa's 2:04:55.
RoadThe Ethiopian took more than three minutes off the course record and 97 seconds off the continental best; the first ten men were all inside the old record.
RoadThe Gothenburg local won the 55,000-runner half marathon in 1:03:30 into a strong wind; Meraf Bahta's 1:13:03 was the first Swedish women's win in 24 years.
RoadJo Fukuda's 78.9 km in Fukuoka and Mikky Keetels' 62.2 km in Breda led the world on 10 May, in a run held in 173 countries that raised 9.2 million euros.
RoadThe debutant took more than a minute off the race record on 10 May; Tadesse Kassa won the men's race in 2:08:26, five seconds outside the course record.
RoadThe Dutch runner took 85 seconds off the event record on 3 May; Kosuke Fujiwara won the men's race in 2:22:03 and Natasha Wodak set a half marathon mark.
RoadThe Ethiopian beat Kenya's Felix Kipkoech by 1:54 on 3 May; 9,076 runners finished, and Yann Havlena was first Czech home in 2:17:49.
RoadSawe took 65 seconds off Kelvin Kiptum's world record; Yomif Kejelcha ran 1:59:41 on his debut and Jacob Kiplimo 2:00:28 for third.
RoadAssefa, Hellen Obiri and Joyciline Jepkosgei all broke 2:16 in the same race for the first time; Obiri ran 2:15:53 on her London debut.
RoadEl Goumri's 2:04:24 is the first Moroccan win in 40 editions; Samuel Fitwi was second in 2:04:45, Germany's first men's podium there since 1999.
RoadNuguse beat two-time champion Vince Ciattei at the USATF 1 Mile Road Championships; Wiley won the women's race by 0.22 and both earned Copenhagen places.
RoadKenya swept the podium, McClain was fifth in 2:20:49, Annie Frisbie beat Shalane Flanagan's old American mark too, and four Americans made the top ten.
RoadWith a tailwind from Hopkinton, Korir beat Geoffrey Mutai's 2011 mark, three men broke 2:03 and Zouhair Talbi ran 2:03:45, the fastest marathon by an American.
RoadThe visually impaired Ethiopian ran 2:20:06 to beat Haftamnesh Tesfaye by 12 seconds; Fanny Kiprotich won the men's race in 2:06:53, alone from 32 km.
RoadAdola came past Bashir Abdi in the last two kilometres; Shimeles ran 2:18:56 to beat Tiki Gelana's 2012 women's mark by two seconds.
RoadItaly's Crippa broke clear at 39 km to win in 2:05:18; Demise took more than a minute off the women's record and the top four all beat it.
RoadEl Youssfi beat Morris by a second and Asayech Ayichew won the women's race in 50:37, as a record 20,079 finished Phil Stewart's last race as director.
RoadAndrea Kiptoo won in 59:11 with his pacemaker alongside, Petros took nine seconds off his own mark, and Likina Amebaw won the women's race in 1:05:07.
RoadPascaline Kibiwot ran 2:22:44 alone from 25 km; Asbel Rutto broke Henry Kichana with a kilometre to go to win in 2:06:32, two years after his first Rome win.
RoadFive men broke 2:04:36 from Gwanghwamun to the Olympic Stadium, and Haven Hailu Desse led an all-Ethiopian women's podium in 2:19:09.
RoadObiri ran 1:06:33 from Prospect Park to Central Park, Adriaan Wildschutt won the men's race in 59:30, and 30,229 people finished, the most in NYRR history.
RoadThe Ethiopian 10,000 m runner went through halfway in 65:05 in Barcelona and finished 57 seconds off the world record, taking nine minutes off the course best.