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RoadThe New York champion won the world's largest women-only marathon in 2:21:54 on a cold, windy day, with Japan's Olympic selection places at stake.
RoadThe Ugandan took ten seconds off Yomif Kejelcha's official mark on the course where he set his own in 2021, passing 10 km in 27:00 and pulling clear at 15 km.
RoadA 36-year-old Michigan teacher caught Michael Kamau in the last steps for the closest finish in 41 editions; Priscah Cherono, 45, led from mile one.
RoadJess McClain, Emma Grace Hurley and Ednah Kurgat were led off the Atlanta course a mile from home; Molly Born won in 1:09:43, Wesley Kiptoo in 1:01:15.
RoadKosgei took the Tokyo course record with the seventh-fastest marathon ever, while Tadese Takele beat Geofry Toroitich on the line to repeat.
RoadHassan ran a Djibouti record 2:05:20 after reeling in debutant Hibiki Yoshida; Dibaba won in 2:21:44; unsponsored American Ethan Shuley ran 2:07:14.
RoadJudges gave Kitata the win after the two Ethiopians went down on the line; Finland's Alisa Vainio won the women's race in a national record 2:20:39.
RoadThe Ethiopian won by more than a minute from Dominic Lobalu; Loice Chemnung took the women's race in 1:04:01 with Kelati second in 1:06:04.
RoadThirteen years after his first RAK win, Kamworor beat Birhanu Balew by nine seconds; Asmarech Anley won the women's race on her half marathon debut in 1:07:22.
RoadThe Ugandan beat Nicholas Kipkorir and Alphonce Simbu by two seconds each in his London Marathon build-up; Irine Cheptai led a Kenyan one-two in 1:06:57.
RoadA year after Barcelona, the governing body ruled the lead car gave Kiplimo pacing assistance; Yomif Kejelcha's 57:30 from Valencia 2024 stays the record.
RoadThe Kenyan ran alone from 15 km to win the Kagawa Marugame Half by nearly a minute; Dolphine Omare took a third straight title and Eilish McColgan was second.
RoadThe 25th Dubai Marathon went to two Ethiopians, Melak in a world-leading 2:04:00 in his first marathon and Anchinalu Dessie in a 2:18:31 personal best.
RoadThe Ethiopian broke a 20-man pack inside the last 10 km; Yuya Yoshida and student Asahi Kuroda led six Japanese men into the LA Olympic trials.
RoadChesang pulled away from Bedatu Hirpa and Workenesh Edesa in the last 2 km in Osaka; Mikuni Yada ran 2:19:57, the fastest marathon debut by a Japanese woman.
RoadAbdelhadi Labali won the men's race in 2:07:34 and Benhima led a Moroccan sweep of the women's podium in 2:24:48 at the 36th edition.
RoadThe B.A.A. announced the professional fields for the 130th Boston Marathon on April 20, led by defending champions John Korir and Sharon Lokedi.
RoadAbate broke clear in the last kilometre to win the Tata Mumbai Marathon in 2:09:55; Chekole's 2:25:13 was the fifth-fastest winning time in the race's history.
RoadEthiopia's Bizuneh Melaku Belachew won in 2:09:39 and all three men on the podium broke 2:10; Shitaye Eshete of Bahrain took the women's race in 2:27:03.
RoadEthiopia filled both podiums at the C&D Xiamen Marathon, with Wolde winning a four-second finish in 2:09:18 and Aga clear in 2:22:45.
RoadAndreas Almgren ran 26:45 and Eilish McColgan 30:08 at the 10K Valencia Ibercaja, where a record 14,134 runners finished and 233 broke 30 minutes.
RoadTalbi broke his own Houston record and became the first American man to win the race since 2003; Calli Hauger-Thackery won the women's race in 2:24:17.
RoadA course record for the NCAA cross country champion, 59:23 for Alex Maier, a Canadian record for Rory Linkletter and 66:20 for Taylor Roe in Houston.