More than 30,000 people registered to participate in the 2025 Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon weekend, according to Twin Cities in Motion.
The 44th annual race spanned 26.2 miles from downtown Minneapolis to the State Capitol grounds in St. Paul. A total of 7025 participants completed the marathon, with 9607 other participants completing a 10-mile run, according to the running event organizer and nonprofit, Twin Cities in Motion.
Will Norris of Iowa came out in first place for the men’s category of the marathon, with a time of two hours, 15 minutes and 41 seconds. Jane Bareikis from Illinois placed first in the women’s category with a time of two hours, 32 minutes and 52 seconds.
Daniel Duehs of Cold Spring defended their nonbinary title with a time of 3 hours, nine minutes and 53 seconds. Hermin Garic of New York won the men’s push-rim wheelchair title with a time of one hour, 46 minutes and 16. Hannah Babalola of Chicago won the women’s push-rim wheelchair title with two hours, 21 minutes and 47 seconds.
For the 10-mile race, Yemane Haileselassi of Eritrea placed first in the men’s category with a time of 46 minutes and 24 seconds. Mercy Chelangat of Kenya placed first in the women’s category title with 52 minutes and four seconds. Piper Bain of Minneapolis won their second consecutive nonbinary title in 1:11:27.
For more details on results from Sunday’s races, visit raceroster.com and search “2025 Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon.”
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