Portugal Half Marathon

Portugal Half Marathon
Portugal Half Marathon
Date	October
Location	Lisbon, Portugal
Event type	Road
Distance	21 km
Primary sponsor	Água de Luso
Established	2000
Course records	Men's: 1:00:12 (2019); Titus Ekiru; Women's: 1:06:54 (2019); Peres Jepchirchir
Official site	Portugal Half Marathon
Participants	2,385 finishers (2021)

Luso Portugal Half Marathon or Luso Meia Maratona de Portugal is an annual half marathon contested every October in Lisbon, Portugal.

A new, faster course was established for the race in 2010 and 25 km record holder Mary Keitany duly responded by setting a women's course record of 1:08:46.^[1] She returned the following year and defended her title in another women's course record of 1:07:54 hours, while Silas Sang had his third victory in the men's competition.^[2]

Winners

Key: Course record

Edition	Year	Men's winner	Country	Time (h:m:s)	Women's winner	Country	Time (h:m:s)
22nd	2022	Charles Kipkurui Langat	Kenya	1:00:44	Emebet Niguse	Ethiopia	1:09:35
21st	2021	Gerba Dibaba	Ethiopia	1:01:21	Ethlemahu Sintayehu	Ethiopia	1:10:48
20th	2019	Titus Ekiru	Kenya	1:00:12	Peres Jepchirchir	Kenya	1:06:54
19th	2018	Mustapha El Aziz	Morocco	1:00:16	Yebrgual Melese	Ethiopia	1:07:18
18th	2017	Birhan Nebebew	Ethiopia	1:02:02	Eunice Chumba	Bahrain	1:08:48
17th	2016	Nguse Amlosom	Eritrea	1:02:39	Genet Yalew	Ethiopia	1:10:25
16th	2015	Nguse Amlosom	Eritrea	1:02:38	Beatrice Mutai	Kenya	1:09:50
15th	2014	Stephen Kibet	Kenya	1:01:06	Purity Rionoripo	Kenya	1:11:02
14th^[3]	2013	Wilson Kiprop	Kenya	1:00:19	Valeria Straneo	Italy	1:09:21
13th	2012	Martin Lel	Kenya	1:01:28	Priscah Jeptoo	Kenya	1:10:32
12th	2011	Silas Sang	Kenya	1:01:13	Mary Keitany	Kenya	1:07:54
11th	2010	Tadese Tola	Ethiopia	1:01:05	Mary Keitany	Kenya	1:08:46
10th	2009	Silas Sang	Kenya	1:00:20	Helena Kirop	Kenya	1:10:26
9th	2008	Silas Sang	Kenya	1:01:28	Rita Jeptoo	Kenya	1:09:48
8th	2007	Emmanuel Mutai	Kenya	1:01:54	Bezunesh Bekele	Ethiopia	1:10:20
7th	2006	Robert Cheruiyot	Kenya	1:02:51	Pamela Chepchumba	Kenya	1:11:07
6th	2005	Martin Lel	Kenya	1:01:37	Rose Cheruiyot	Kenya	1:12:49
5th	2004	William Kiplagat	Kenya	1:01:38	Margaret Okayo	Kenya	1:09:53
4th	2003	Hendrick Ramaala	South Africa	1:02:10	Derartu Tulu	Ethiopia	1:11:30
3rd	2002	Felix Limo	Kenya	1:02:05	Margaret Okayo	Kenya	1:09:51
2nd	2001	David Makori	Kenya	1:02:18	Fatuma Roba	Ethiopia	1:10:29
1st	2000	David Makori	Kenya	1:01:40	Derartu Tulu	Ethiopia	1:09:09

References

External links

Official Website
2009 race overview from IAAF

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