Overview
- Kenya's John Korir won the race in 2:02:25, a time that places him eighth on the all-time list.
- Petros stayed with the chasers early and then attacked after roughly 25 kilometers to run a dominant second half.
- His mark cut 53 seconds from Samuel Fitwi’s German record set in Valencia last year, continuing a five-year run of rapid national improvements.
- Hendrik Pfeiffer clocked a personal best of 2:06:46 for 11th place and vomited at the finish after stomach issues.
- Gesa Felicitas Krause stopped around the 30-kilometer mark in her marathon debut, with no reason disclosed, and she plans to return to the 3,000 m steeple at the European Championships in Birmingham.