More Marathon

Human Interest Story

The top finishers in the 26.2 mile More Marathon were Stephanie Hodge from Long Island, New York who ran 3 hours, 1 minute and 50 seconds. She was followed by Susie Meyers-Kennedy in 3 hours, 4 minutes and 33 seconds of Chandler, Arizona and one of the pre-race favorites Kelly Keeler Ramacier of St.Paul, Minnesota who ran 3 hours, 4 minutes and 50 seconds.

Almost 8,000 Women Competed at the Fifth-Annual More Magazine Marathon.

The More Magazine Marathon and Half-Marathon 
are women-only races: The marathon is the only marathon exclusively for 
women over 40, while in the half-marathon, each woman over 40 teams up with 
another woman of any age, with their times added together after the race. 
This cooperative element, and perhaps the absence of men's more overt 
competitive attitude, make these races seem unusually friendly: The finish 
line is more a place for smiles, hugs, and group cheers than for 
fist-pumps, chest-thumps and guttural roars of triumph.

More Magazine Marathon + Half-Marathon Draw Thousands of Women for Fitness, Goodwill, and a Dramatic Finish in the Half

The More Marathon will kick off this Sunday morning in Central Park. Keeler Ramacier will headline the race. She is a fast, over 40 runner from the Twin Cities area and will enjoy the race that is touted as the only all women's over 40 race.

Runner Keeler Ramacier is 'poster grown-up' for Sunday's women-over-40 marathon

A trio of leading women over the age of 40 
will headline a field of more than 7,000 runners expected to compete in the 
More Magazine Marathon + Half-Marathon on Sunday, April 6, in New York's 
Central Park, it was announced by Mary Wittenberg, president and CEO of New 
York Road Runners. The fifth edition is the world's first marathon 
exclusively for women over 40.

Trio of Leading Masters Women - Keeler Ramacier, Loken and Hawkins - Compete in More Magazine Marathon + Half-Marathon in Central Park on Sunday, April 6

Marathon Summary

Marathon Results