- Most wins
- 4
- Bill Rodgers
- Most podiums
- 4
- Albert Korir, Bill Rodgers, Geoffrey Kamworor, Lelisa Desisa
- Best time
- 2h 4min 58sec
- Tamirat Tola (2023)
- Different winners
- 41
- Editions held
- 54
Complete honours by season
54 editions, from 1970 to 2025
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| 2012 | Cancelled edition10 | ||
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1 : Closest finish in the event's history: 0.03 seconds ahead of the runner-up by electronic timing.
2 : Same official time as the winner, 0.03 seconds behind by electronic timing.
3 : Official podium revised: Albert Korir (Kenya), originally 3rd, disqualified for doping (CERA), 5-year ban notified by the Athletics Integrity Unit (provisional suspension effective January 8, 2026). Promoted from 4th to 3rd place.
4 : Largest edition in the history of the race (55,646 finishers).
5 : Course record.
6 : First man since 2013 to win both Boston and New York in the same year.
7 : Title retained despite Korir's doping suspension in 2026, which only covers results from October 3, 2025 onward.
8 : In-person edition cancelled (COVID-19). A non-competitive, unofficial “Virtual NYC Marathon” took place from October 17 to November 1, 2020 (Kevin Quinn, United Kingdom, 2h23min48sec, declared winner of that event).
9 : 2nd win.
10 : Edition cancelled by Mayor Michael Bloomberg on November 2, 2012, due to the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
11 : Win on marathon debut.
12 : Less than a second behind the winner.
13 : First 100% Kenyan podium in the history of the New York Marathon.
14 : Course record. Edition held less than two months after the September 11, 2001 attacks, with heightened security.
15 : Last edition before the dissolution of the USSR (December 1991).
16 : Official podium revised: Antoni Niemczak (Poland), originally 2nd, disqualified for anabolic steroids (nandrolone). Promoted from 3rd to 2nd place.
17 : Promoted from 4th to 3rd place following Niemczak's disqualification (see the note for 2nd place).
18 : 3rd win.
19 : Course record ratified at the time; annulled in December 1984 after a remeasurement showed the course was about 150 m too short. The race result remains valid.
20 : 4th win.
21 : Same recorded time as 2nd place, separate placing.
22 : First edition on the current 5-borough course, for the American bicentennial.
23 : Last edition held only in Central Park (339 finishers).
24 : Also referred to as “Robert Karlin”.
25 : First edition, held entirely in Central Park (55 finishers, no woman finished the race).