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Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon

The Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon is an annual marathon held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in the United States. It starts at the Italian Community Center on West Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee and finishes at Henry Maier Festival Park and has a total elevation gain of 626 feet (191 m).[4] As of 2023, it is the largest marathon held in Wisconsin.[5] The Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon is somewhat unique among American marathons because it does not have a corporate sponsor and is not for charity; instead it is organized by the Badgerland Striders running group on a "for runners, by runners" model.[6]

Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon
Datefirst Sunday in October
LocationMilwaukee, Wisconsin
Distance26.2 miles (42.2 km)
Primary sponsorBadgerland Striders
Established1973
Course recordsWomen:
Damaris Areba, 2:37:39 (2023)[1]
Men:
Steve Benson, 2:14:09 (1981)[2]
Official sitewww.milwaukeelakefrontmarathon.org
Participantsover 1600[3]

In 2008, the Road Runners Club of America recognized the Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon as Road Race of the Year.[7][8]

Race history

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The Wisconsin Mayfair Marathon, which started at the Mayfair Mall, was established in 1973 and was the progenitor to what became the Lakefront Marathon.[9][10] In 1982, the Badgerland Striders running group reconstituted the event as the Lakefront Marathon. The 1983 race was known as the Lite Beer Lakefront Marathon.[11][12]

Chip timing was used for the first time at Lakefront Marathon in 1999.[13]

In 2005, the Badgerland Striders had to cap the number of participants for the first time limiting entries to 2,300.[14]

Fauja Singh ran his 100th marathon at the Lakefront Marathon in 2008.[15]

In 2009, pace groups were first a part of Lakefront Marathon to help runners meet their time goals.[16] The same year, Wisconsin politicians Jim Sullivan, David Cullen, and Pedro Colón competed in the Lakefront Marathon.[17] There was also controversy in the women's race that year when Cassie Peller, who ran 3:02:09, was disqualified for accepting outside aid by drinking water outside of official aid stations in violation of USATF rules. Peller admitted she took water from a young boy and was handed an unplanned water bottle by a friend around 19 miles (31 km), but claimed she didn't seek to have any unfair advantage.[18][19] However, the second place finisher Jennifer Goebel was also disqualified for using an iPod in violation of USATF rules from 19 miles (31 km) to 21 miles (34 km) of the race.[20] This elevated Corina Canitz, the third women's finisher, to be the winner with a time of 3:04:20; Canitz donated the $500 winner's award to a charity affiliated with Jenny Crain.[21]

In 2010, the Lakefront Marathon was the Road Runners Club of America national marathon championship race.[22] The same year, about 100 runners were obstructed by a train about 1.6 miles (2.6 km) into the race.[23]

The marathon relay race at Lakefront Marathon ended in 2010. Race director Kristine Hinrichs explained the decision by saying the change helped focus on the marathon race.[24]

In 2011, 62 runners tethered themselves together and ran the Lakefront Marathon with a finish time of 6 hours and 18 minutes to set the Guinness World Record for The Most People Linked Together To Complete A Marathon.[25] The previous record was 54 runners. This was done as a fundraiser for elite athlete Jenny Crain, who was injured in a traffic accident, and raised at least $108,000.[26] Crain joined "Team Jennipede" for the last 0.2 miles (320 m) of the race in her wheelchair.

Slight changes were made to the race course in 2011 to better show off views of Lake Michigan.[27]

In 2022, the Lakefront Marathon was canceled due to permit issues.[28][29] An unofficial marathon and half marathon called Not Lakefront Marathon took place on October 2, 2022, and 700 to 800 runners participated in it from 20 states.[30][31]

Until 2023, the Lakefront Marathon was run on a point-to-point course from the Grafton High School in Grafton, Wisconsin, to Veteran's Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on a course that was recognized for being flat and fast.[32] The route change was necessitated by road construction on the original course.[33][34] The new route has more elevation gain on the course including 125 feet (38 m) on the Hoan Bridge.[35]

In 2024, the driver of a vehicle experienced a medical emergency and struck a marathon participant.[36]

Race weekend

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The marathon and half marathon both start at 7 am.[37]

Past marathon results

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Date Men's winner Time
(h:m:s) 		Women's winner Time
(h:m:s)
September 20, 1981 Steve Benson 2:14:09[38] Mary Bange 2:55:31[39]
October 7, 1990 Tom Antczak 2:25:38[40] Kris Clark-Setnes 3:04:56[41]
October 13, 1991 Tim Renzelmann 2:22:22[42] Linda Walker 2:43:15[43]
October 10, 1992 Lee Zubrod 2:26:03[44] Debbie Revolta 2:51:39[45]
October 11, 1993 Randy Damkot 2:29:00[46] Liz Krznarich 2:56:43[47]
October 9, 1994 Mitchell Craib 2:25:27[48] Ann Schaefers 2:47:31[49]
October 8, 1995 Randy Damkot 2:22:35[50] Jane Murphy 2:44:31[51]
October 13, 1996 Rick Stefanovic 2:33:52[52] Kathleen Green 2:58:13[53]
October 12, 1997 Brian Pahnke 2:33:08[54] Jennifer Holzem 2:58:47[55]
October 11, 1998 Randy Damkot 2:25:25[56] Mary Peckarsky 2:49:48[57]
October 10, 1999 Dan Held 2:23:22[58] Keri Wells 2:49:49[59]
October 8, 2000 Randy Damkot 2:26:07[60] Janeth Salazar-Ohst 2:52:24[61]
October 14, 2001 Randy Damkot 2:29:04[62] Kathy Waldron 3:01:28[63]
October 6, 2002 Rick Stefanovic 2:41:04[64] Kit McCaffrey 3:05.26[65]
October 5, 2003 Chris Roberdeau 2:26:39[66] Rebecca Ward 2:56.46[67]
October 3, 2004 Shane Carr 2:35:34[68] Aaron Clark 2:58:30[69]
October 2, 2005 Bob Cisler 2:32:22[70] Meghan Macardy 3:03:06[71]
October 1, 2006 Paul Laeseke 2:32:26[72] Rebecca Suehring 2:53:29[73]
October 7, 2007 Matthew Lavine 2:37:31[74] Corina Canitz 3:01:02[75]
October 5, 2008 Brent Alexander 2:28:24[76] Corina Canitz 3:00:48[77]
October 4, 2009 Ryan Meissen 2:24.53[78] Corina Canitz 3:04:20[79]
October 3, 2010 Scott Jansky 2:31:41[80] Nacole Fredrickson 3:01:39[81]
October 2, 2011 Nick Szczech 2:22:17[82] Amber Druien 2:54:15[83]
October 7, 2012 Paul Zdroik 2:27:08[84] Jacqui Aubert 2:55:06[85]
October 6, 2013 Ryan Meissen 2:28:23[86] Melissa Burkart 2:45:30[87]
October 5, 2014 Nick End 2:27:38[88] Melissa Gacek 2:43:41[89]
October 4, 2015 Kyle Fraser 2:27:38[90] Melissa Burkart 2:43:41[91]
October 2, 2016 Dave Eckhart 2:27:22[92] Brooke Slayman 2:51:17[93]
October 1, 2017 Matt Borneman 2:31:44[94] Jenny Zwagerman 2:54:11[95]
October 7, 2018 David Luy 2:21:24[96] Kameron Burmeister 2:45:21[97]
October 6, 2019 Sammy Kibet Rotich 2:17:10[98] Liz Berkholtz 2:45:27[99]
October 4, 2020 canceled due to coronavirus pandemic[100]
October 3, 2021 Matt Barrett 2:22:35[101] Samantha Slattery 2:48:00[102]
October 1, 2022 canceled due to inability to secure permits
October 1, 2023 Seth Massot 2:24:51[103] Damaris Areba 2:37:39[104]
October 6, 2024 Abraham Kipkemei 2:21:53[105] Alexis Mather 2:46:42[106]

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