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Le Marathon 2001 de New-York (USA) a eu lieu le dimanche 4 novembre 2001. Les vainqueurs sont Tesfaye Jifar (hommes) et Margaret Okayo (femmes). Résultats complets, classements et temps.
Margaret Okayo was a dominant force in the marathon: She won the New York City Marathon in 2001 and 2003—setting a course record of 2:22:31 that still stands—and also racked up two San Diego Marathon wins and one victory each at the Boston, London, and Milan marathons.
Margaret Okayo (née le 30 mai 1976 à Masaba) est une athlète kényane, spécialiste du marathon. Biographie. Elle remporte le Marathon de Boston en 2002, le Marathon de Londres en 2004 et à deux reprises, en 2001 et 2003, le Marathon de New York, course dont elle détient le record de l'épreuve en 2 h 22 min 31 s 1 .
Les Kényans ont une nouvelle fois dominé le marathon de New York avec les victoires dimanche de Martin Lel et de Margaret Okayo, cette dernière s’offrant même le luxe de battre le record de l’épreuve en 2 h 22 min 31 sec.
Margaret Okayo (born 30 May 1976) is a professional Kenyan marathon runner. She has won four World Marathon Majors with victories in the New York City Marathon (two times), the Boston Marathon and the London Marathon, setting three course records.
- 1.51 m (4 ft 11 in)
- Kenya
- 30 May 1976 (age 47), Masaba, Kisii District, Kenya
- Athletics
3 nov. 2003 · By Jere Longman. Nov. 3, 2003. As Margaret Okayo of Kenya traversed the humpbacked span of the Queensboro Bridge, crossing into Manhattan, she reached at Mile 16 the most alluring and...
Margaret Okayo, a previous winner, set a course record of 2:22:31, and Martin Lel, the World Half Marathon champion but a somewhat unknown quantity at the full distance, finished strongly in 2:10:30, to lead a nearly perfect Kenyan sweep of the podium in both the men's and women's races at the 34th ING New York City Marathon.
