- Most wins
- 9
- Grete Waitz
- Most podiums
- 9
- Grete Waitz
- Best time
- 2h 19min 51sec
- Hellen Obiri (2025)
- Different winners
- 35
- Editions held
- 53
Complete honours by season
53 editions, from 1971 to 2025
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| 2020 | Cancelled edition6 | ||
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| 2012 | Cancelled edition12 | ||
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| 1991 | URSOlga Markova21 2h 28min 27sec | ||
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| 1971 | |||
1 : Course record, lowering the 22-year-old previous record (Margaret Okayo, 2003) by more than 2 min 40 s. Obiri's 2nd win.
2 : Largest edition in the history of the race (55,646 finishers).
3 : Only 10 seconds separated the top 3.
4 : Surprise win on her marathon debut.
5 : First woman to win the Olympic title and the New York Marathon in the same year.
6 : In-person edition cancelled (COVID-19). A non-competitive, unofficial “Virtual NYC Marathon” took place from October 17 to November 1, 2020 (Stephanie Bruce, United States, 2h35min28sec, declared winner of that event).
7 : Marathon debut.
8 : 4th win.
9 : First American winner since Miki Gorman in 1977.
10 : 3rd consecutive win.
11 : 2nd win.
12 : Edition cancelled by Mayor Michael Bloomberg on November 2, 2012, due to the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
13 : 3rd win.
14 : Course record (2nd win), which stood for 22 years until 2025.
15 : Official podium revised: Olivera Jevtić (Federal Republic of Yugoslavia), originally 3rd (2:26:44), disqualified for ephedrine (IAAF decision, December 2002). Promoted from 4th to 3rd place.
16 : Course record. Edition held less than two months after the September 11, 2001 attacks, with heightened security.
17 : First African woman to win a major marathon.
18 : Born Olga Markova.
19 : Course record.
20 : Change of nationality compared with 1991, a direct consequence of the dissolution of the USSR.
21 : Country name in effect in November 1991 (dissolution of the USSR in December 1991).
22 : Married since 1990, already racing under the name Ondieki.
23 : Edition held one month after the official reunification of Germany (October 3, 1990).
24 : Athlete from East Germany (GDR); Germany has been reunified since October 3, 1990.
25 : 9th and final win.
26 : Born Joan Benoit.
27 : 8th win.
28 : Later known as Lisa Ondieki after her marriage in 1990.
29 : 7th win.
30 : 6th win.
31 : 5th win.
32 : 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.
33 : World record, 3rd win.
34 : World record, 2nd win.
35 : World record. First of a series of 9 wins in New York.
36 : First edition on the current 5-borough course.
37 : Last edition held only in Central Park.
38 : Only two women finished the race that year; no 3rd place to document.
39 : World record: first woman under 3 hours in the marathon. First women's podium in the history of the event.