Find Your Race in the 2026 New York City Marathon

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Michael Doyle
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Editor-In-Chief: Michael has over 15 years working in running media, attending and reporting on some of the biggest events in running at that time. A dedicated runner and student of the sport, he is also an investigative journalist and editor based in Toronto

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01NYC MARATHON 2026

Find Your Race in the 2026 New York City Marathon

Covers 61,018 of the 61,060 official finishers. The 42 not included had incomplete splits or no matching bib number.

Enter your bib number to see your own marathon the way this analysis sees everyone’s: when you crossed the start, where the road around you was most crowded, how many runners you passed and how many passed you, and, if your pace broke, where it happened and how much ground you gave up.

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How this was measured: positions come from each runner’s start time and mile splits, assuming an even pace between mats. A pass is counted when a runner moves ahead of another between two timing mats. Your earlier pace is your median mile from mile 3 to mile 13. Crowding is the number of runners on your 100-meter stretch of road. Celebrity runners are the notable finishers New York Road Runners listed after the race, matched to the results by name and time. Your bib number is used only in this page, and nothing you enter is sent or saved.

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Michael Doyle

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Investigative journalist and editor based in Toronto

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