STATISTIK
We love numbers, and we know there are plenty more out there who feel the same way. Below, you can dive into everything from course records and average finish times to the runners who have completed every edition of Helsingborg Marathon.
“I had looked at the times from previous years and knew I had a chance. After 30 kilometres, I felt it was time to pick up the pace a little, and from there the gap gradually grew throughout the rest of the race,” says Klas Johansson in his post-race interview after winning Helsingborg Marathon 2017.
Klas Johansson, winner 2017
“I actually signed up mainly because I wanted to be part of the very first race. And to have the chance to become one of those old ladies and gentlemen who can say they’ve run EVERY edition when the race celebrates its 20th anniversary.”
Anna Nystedt, runner
“One day ten years ago, I decided enough was enough – I was going to become a new person. When I came running down the finishing stretch in 2015 and realised I was going to make it, I just broke down. I had worked so damn hard for it. Two years later, I did it again, this time with my daughter waiting for me at the finish line. It was one of the proudest moments of my life.”
Kenth Fransson, 3:a 2015 & 2017
STATISTIK
We love numbers, and we know there are plenty more out there who feel the same way. Below, you can dive into everything from course records and average finish times to the runners who have completed every edition of Helsingborg Marathon.
“I had looked at the times from previous years and knew I had a chance. After 30 kilometres, I felt it was time to pick up the pace a little, and from there the gap gradually grew throughout the rest of the race,” says Klas Johansson in his post-race interview after winning Helsingborg Marathon 2017.
Klas Johansson, winner 2017
“I actually signed up mainly because I wanted to be part of the very first race. And to have the chance to become one of those old ladies and gentlemen who can say they’ve run EVERY edition when the race celebrates its 20th anniversary.”
Anna Nystedt, runner
“One day ten years ago, I decided enough was enough – I was going to become a new person. When I came running down the finishing stretch in 2015 and realised I was going to make it, I just broke down. I had worked so damn hard for it. Two years later, I did it again, this time with my daughter waiting for me at the finish line. It was one of the proudest moments of my life.”
Kenth Fransson, 3:a 2015 & 2017
THE STORY
Helsingborg Marathon was born from a simple but powerful idea – to create a marathon that reflects the city, its people and its sense of community. A race where both runners and spectators can truly experience Helsingborg – from the vibrant city streets and the closeness to Øresund to beautiful green spaces and historic landmarks.
Since its first edition, Helsingborg Marathon has grown into more than just a race. It has become a place where dreams come true. Elite athletes line up alongside first-time runners, local enthusiasts and visitors from near and far, all with the same goal – to keep moving forward, step by step, through a city that comes alive for the race.
The course is designed to showcase everything Helsingborg has to offer. From the heart of the city, runners make their way along the coast, through lush green parks and places where history meets the present. It’s a race you feel – in your legs, in your mind and in your heart.
But what truly defines our race is the people around it. Volunteers, spectators, partners and runners come together to create a warm, inclusive and welcoming atmosphere. An event built on passion, volunteer spirit and a shared ambition to make each edition even better than the last.
Helsingborg Marathon is more than just 42,195 metres. It’s a city in motion. A sense of community in every step. And a story that continues to be written – year after year.
THE STORY
Helsingborg Marathon was born from a simple but powerful idea – to create a marathon that reflects the city, its people and its sense of community. A race where both runners and spectators can truly experience Helsingborg – from the vibrant city streets and the closeness to Øresund to beautiful green spaces and historic landmarks.
Since its first edition, Helsingborg Marathon has grown into more than just a race. It has become a place where dreams come true. Elite athletes line up alongside first-time runners, local enthusiasts and visitors from near and far, all with the same goal – to keep moving forward, step by step, through a city that comes alive for the race.
The course is designed to showcase everything Helsingborg has to offer. From the heart of the city, runners make their way along the coast, through lush green parks and places where history meets the present. It’s a race you feel – in your legs, in your mind and in your heart.
But what truly defines our race is the people around it. Volunteers, spectators, partners and runners come together to create a warm, inclusive and welcoming atmosphere. An event built on passion, volunteer spirit and a shared ambition to make each edition even better than the last.
Helsingborg Marathon is more than just 42,195 metres. It’s a city in motion. A sense of community in every step. And a story that continues to be written – year after year.
COURSE RECORDS
At HBGM, course records are made when courage meets fresh legs. When the pace is right, the legs respond and the city carries the runner all the way to the finish line.
HELSINGBORG MARATHON
Women 2026, Linda Gistedt, Uddevalla Skidklubb – 2:49:09
Men 2023, Jesper Lundberg, Hunflens Löparsällskap – 2:23:34
HOKA HELSINGBORG HALF MARATHON
Women 2026, Hanna Lindholm, Eskilstuna Friidrottsförening – 1:14:04
Men 2021, Samuel Russom, Hässelby SK – 1:02:53
LYDINGE RESORT RELAY 42 K
Men 2021 Team Halland – 2:30:47
Women 2025 Äntligen kom vi på ett bra lagnamn! – 2:44:12
Mix 2021 The Göta League – 2:38:16
Company 2022 Team Aktiverum – 2:40:55
LYDINGE RESORT STAFETT 21 K
Men 2021 GötaTeens – 1:19:11
Women 2026 Champagne Runners – 1:34:35
Mix 2026 Mikkeller Running Club Malmö – 1:25:20
Company 2023 Mico AB – 1:24:59
COURSE RECORDS
At HBGM, course records are made when courage meets fresh legs. When the pace is right, the legs respond and the city carries the runner all the way to the finish line.
HELSINGBORG MARATHON
Women 2026, Linda Gistedt, Uddevalla Skidklubb – 2:49:09
Men 2023, Jesper Lundberg, Hunflens Löparsällskap – 2:23:34
HOKA HELSINGBORG HALF MARATHON
Women 2026, Hanna Lindholm, Eskilstuna Friidrottsförening – 1:14:04
Men 2021, Samuel Russom, Hässelby SK – 1:02:53
LYDINGE RESORT RELAY 42 K
Men 2021 Team Halland – 2:30:47
Women 2025 Äntligen kom vi på ett bra lagnamn! – 2:44:12
Mix 2021 The Göta League – 2:38:16
Company 2022 Team Aktiverum – 2:40:55
LYDINGE RESORT STAFETT 21 K
Men 2021 GötaTeens – 1:19:11
Women 2026 Champagne Runners – 1:34:35
Mix 2026 Mikkeller Running Club Malmö – 1:25:20
Company 2023 Mico AB – 1:24:59
HALL OF FAME HELSINGBORG MARATHON
27 runners have completed all eleven editions of Helsingborg Marathon! Impressive. Hats off to these stars!
Mikael Andersson, Daniel Andoff, Patrik Billgren, Peter Bramsell, Hasse Broomé, Andreas Cederström, Erik Gillenius, Andreas Hansen, Heidi Hedin, Paul Hübenbecker, Jens Kullberg, Robert Larsson, Jon Mattsson, Martin Nihlgård, Anna Nystedt, Per Olsson, Malin Otthén, Dennis Persson, Jonny Silversand, Lotta Sjöberg, Ola Stigmar, Phillip Strandmark, Göran “Jojje” Wallin, Peter Holm, Tobias Holmqvist, Robert Nehez, Peter Wiklund
HALL OF FAME HELSINGBORG MARATHON
27 runners have completed all eleven editions of Helsingborg Marathon! Impressive. Hats off to these stars!
Mikael Andersson, Daniel Andoff, Patrik Billgren, Peter Bramsell, Hasse Broomé, Andreas Cederström, Erik Gillenius, Andreas Hansen, Heidi Hedin, Paul Hübenbecker, Jens Kullberg, Robert Larsson, Jon Mattsson, Martin Nihlgård, Anna Nystedt, Per Olsson, Malin Otthén, Dennis Persson, Jonny Silversand, Lotta Sjöberg, Ola Stigmar, Phillip Strandmark, Göran “Jojje” Wallin, Peter Holm, Tobias Holmqvist, Robert Nehez, Peter Wiklund
ALL-TIME MARATHON RANKINGS
Here are the three fastest men and women in Helsingborg Marathon history, from the very first race in 2014 to the most recent edition.
2026 – Men
1. James Payne, Edinburgh Athletics Club – 2:34:23
2. Markus Smed, Fredrikshofs FIF – 2:42:49
3. William Jansson – 2:43:28
2026 – Women
1. Linda Gistedt, Uddevalla skidklubb – 2:49:09
2. Caroline Casparson, Terrible Tuesdays Athletic Club – 2:56:00
3. Alexandra Stoltz – 3:00:24
2025 – Men
1. Rob Corney, Reading Roadrunners – 2:26:33
2. Gustav Myrberg, Lidköpings VSK – 2:33:55
3. Yury Leonenko, Finspångs AIK Friidrott – 2:38:37
2025 – Women
1. Linda Gistedt, Uddevalla Skidklubb – 2:50:37
2. Helena Hallgren, Simlångsdalens IF – 2:57:59
3. Elmina Saksi, Tjalve FIF – 2:59:21
2024 – Men
1. Elov Olsson, HOKA / Ockelbo SK – 2:33:43
2. Axel Smith, Björnstorps IF – 2:38:27
3. Ludwig Hultin, IK Akele – 2:40:04
2024 – Women
1. Linda Gistedt, Uddevalla SK – 2:53:58
2. Elmina Saksi, Tjalve FIF – 3:03:45
3. Ina Ehlers, Stenungsund – 3:04:40
2023 – Men
1. Jesper Lundberg, Hunflens Löparsällskap – 2:23:34
2. Simon Karlsson, Tisdagsklubben Örebro – 2:34:26
3. Andreas Ingberg, Örebro – 2:39:33
2023 – Women
1. Alexandra Stoltz – 3:08:30
2. Mimmi Svensson, Altpdalens Löparklubb – 3:17:37
3. Sara Boklund – 3:17:43
2022 – Men
1. Jesper Lundberg, Hunflens Löparsällskap – 2:29:21
2. Gustav Myrberg, Lidköpings VSK – 2:35:41
3. Erik Landström, Doxa AB – 2:37:46
2022 – Women
1. Annie Sönnerborg-Wadenhorn, IF Malmö Löp – 2:57:55
2. Josefin Gerdevåg, FKUM Örebro – 2:58:26
3. Matilda Gend, Ystads IF – 3:02:00
2021 – Men
1. Mattias Wellermark, Ik Akele – 2:36:59
2. Gustav Myrberg, Lidköpings VSK – 2:39:14
3. Markus Smed, Fredrikshof IF – 2:42:25
2021 – Women
1. Jessica Marceau, Tomelilla – 3:03:31
2. Matilda Gend, Ystads IF – 3:06:54
3. Alexandra Stoltz, Osby – 3:08:24
2019 – Men
1. Henrik Orre, Björnstorps IF – 2:43:50
2. Kenth Fransson, IS Göta – 2:49:03
3. David Vegborn, Motherwell – 2:49:34
2019 – Women
1. Mariella Löndahl, Råå IF – 3:05:11
2. Jessica Marceau – 3:18:45
3. Matilda Kjellberg Samuelsson, Elmhults SC – 3:20:21
2018 – Men
1. Erik Anfält Örebro, AIK – 2:30:54
2. Johan Gustavsson, IS Göta – 2:39:41
3. Christopher MacDonald, Motherwell – 2:40:19
2018 – Damer
1. Josefin Gerdevåg, KFUM Örebro – 2:54:01
2. Louise Stuxgren, Roma IF – 3:00:19
3. Jonna Hedbys, Umara Sportsclub – 3:06:34
2017 Men
1. Klas Johansson, Vegan Runners – 02:31:12
2. Henrik Orre, Björnstorps IF – 02:36:04
3. Kenth Fransson, IS Göta – 02:44:17
2017 – Women
1. Josefin Svanlindh, klubblös – 03:08:15
2. Helena Hallgren, Simlångsdalens IF – 03:11:19
3. Louise Davidsson, Simlångsdalens IF – 03:12:32
2016 – Men
1. Anders Dahlman, IK Trasten – 02:34:21
2. Henrik Orre, Björnstorps IF – 02:37:13
3. Christian Dahlmann, Rånäs 4H – 02:42:35
2016 – Women
1. Malin Holmberg, klubblös – 03:03:29
2. Åsa Eriksson, Halmstad OK – 03:06:52
3. Helena Hallgren, Simlångsdalens IF – 03:07:28
2015 – Herrar
1. Henrik Orre, Björnstorps IF – 02:33:13
2. Daniel Nilsson, IK Studenterna – 02:42:07
3. Kenth Fransson, IS Göta – 02:45:24
2015 – Damer
1. Anna Bjurman, IS Göta – 03:10:10
2. Lotta Berling, klubblös – 03:11:34
3. Annelie Blomquist, IS Göta – 03:14:15
2014 – Herrar
1. Henrik Orre, Björnstorps IF – 02:33:48
2. Christian Dahlmann, Rånäs 4H – 02:42:12
3. Daniel Nilsson, IK Studenterna – 02:42:43
2014 – Damer
1. Karin Axelsson, Solvikingarna – 03:04:23
2. Anna Bjurman, IS Göta – 03:11:31
3. Lotta Berling, klubblös – 03:11:34
ALL-TIME MARATHON RANKINGS
Here are the three fastest men and women in Helsingborg Marathon history, from the very first race in 2014 to the most recent edition.
2026
Men
1. James Payne, Edinburgh Athletics Club – 2:34:23
2. Markus Smed, Fredrikshofs FIF – 2:42:49
3. William Jansson – 2:43:28
Women
1. Linda Gistedt, Uddevalla skidklubb – 2:49:09
2. Caroline Casparson, Terrible Tuesdays Athletic Club – 2:56:00
3. Alexandra Stoltz – 3:00:24
2025
Men
1. Rob Corney, Reading Roadrunners – 2:26:33
2. Gustav Myrberg, Lidköpings VSK – 2:33:55
3. Yury Leonenko, Finspångs AIK Friidrott – 2:38:37
Women
1. Linda Gistedt, Uddevalla Skidklubb – 2:50:37
2. Helena Hallgren, Simlångsdalens IF – 2:57:59
3. Elmina Saksi, Tjalve FIF – 2:59:21
2024
Men
1. Elov Olsson, HOKA / Ockelbo SK – 2:33:43
2. Axel Smith, Björnstorps IF – 2:38:27
3. Ludwig Hultin, IK Akele – 2:40:04
Women
1. Linda Gistedt, Uddevalla SK – 2:53:58
2. Elmina Saksi, Tjalve FIF – 3:03:45
3. Ina Ehlers, Stenungsund – 3:04:40
2023
Men
1. Jesper Lundberg, Hunflens Löparsällskap – 2:23:34
2. Simon Karlsson, Tisdagsklubben Örebro – 2:34:26
3. Andreas Ingberg, Örebro – 2:39:33
Women
1. Alexandra Stoltz – 3:08:30
2. Mimmi Svensson, Altpdalens Löparklubb – 3:17:37
3. Sara Boklund – 3:17:43
2022
Men
1. Jesper Lundberg, Hunflens Löparsällskap – 2:29:21
2. Gustav Myrberg, Lidköpings VSK – 2:35:41
3. Erik Landström, Doxa AB – 2:37:46
Women
1. Annie Sönnerborg-Wadenhorn, IF Malmö Löp – 2:57:55
2. Josefin Gerdevåg, FKUM Örebro – 2:58:26
3. Matilda Gend, Ystads IF – 3:02:00
2021
Men
1. Mattias Wellermark, Ik Akele – 2:36:59
2. Gustav Myrberg, Lidköpings VSK – 2:39:14
3. Markus Smed, Fredrikshof IF – 2:42:25
Women
1. Jessica Marceau, Tomelilla – 3:03:31
2. Matilda Gend, Ystads IF – 3:06:54
3. Alexandra Stoltz, Osby – 3:08:24
2019
Men
1. Henrik Orre, Björnstorps IF – 2:43:50
2. Kenth Fransson, IS Göta – 2:49:03
3. David Vegborn, Motherwell – 2:49:34
Women
1. Mariella Löndahl, Råå IF – 3:05:11
2. Jessica Marceau – 3:18:45
3. Matilda Kjellberg Samuelsson, Elmhults SC – 3:20:21
2018
Men
1. Erik Anfält Örebro, AIK – 2:30:54
2. Johan Gustavsson, IS Göta – 2:39:41
3. Christopher MacDonald, Motherwell – 2:40:19
Women
1. Josefin Gerdevåg, KFUM Örebro – 2:54:01
2. Louise Stuxgren, Roma IF – 3:00:19
3. Jonna Hedbys, Umara Sportsclub – 3:06:34
2017
Men
1. Klas Johansson, Vegan Runners – 02:31:12
2. Henrik Orre, Björnstorps IF – 02:36:04
3. Kenth Fransson, IS Göta – 02:44:17
Women
1. Josefin Svanlindh, klubblös – 03:08:15
2. Helena Hallgren, Simlångsdalens IF – 03:11:19
3. Louise Davidsson, Simlångsdalens IF – 03:12:32
2016
Men
1. Anders Dahlman, IK Trasten – 02:34:21
2. Henrik Orre, Björnstorps IF – 02:37:13
3. Christian Dahlmann, Rånäs 4H – 02:42:35
Women
1. Malin Holmberg, klubblös – 03:03:29
2. Åsa Eriksson, Halmstad OK – 03:06:52
3. Helena Hallgren, Simlångsdalens IF – 03:07:28
2015
Men
1. Henrik Orre, Björnstorps IF – 02:33:13
2. Daniel Nilsson, IK Studenterna – 02:42:07
3. Kenth Fransson, IS Göta – 02:45:24
Women
1. Anna Bjurman, IS Göta – 03:10:10
2. Lotta Berling, klubblös – 03:11:34
3. Annelie Blomquist, IS Göta – 03:14:15
2014
Men
1. Henrik Orre, Björnstorps IF – 02:33:48
2. Christian Dahlmann, Rånäs 4H – 02:42:12
3. Daniel Nilsson, IK Studenterna – 02:42:43
Women
1. Karin Axelsson, Solvikingarna – 03:04:23
2. Anna Bjurman, IS Göta – 03:11:31
3. Lotta Berling, Klubblös – 03:11:34
ALL-TIME HALF MARATHON RANKINGS
Here are the three fastest men and women in HOKA Helsingborg Half Marathon history, from the very first race in 2018 to the most recent edition.
2026 – Men
1. Ebba Tulu Chala, Friidrottsföreningen Hässelby SK – 1:03:13
2. Hampus Månsson, Fredrikshofs Fri-IF – 1:03:29
3. Yohannes Kiflay, Hässelby SK – 1:04:47
2026 – Women
1. Hanna Lindholm, Eskilstuna Friidrottsförening – 1:14:04
2. Emy Thorén, Hälle Idrottsförening – 1:15:53
3. Sofie Nelson Rask, Idrottsföreningen Göta Karlstad – 1:15:57
2025 – Men
1. Jesper Lundberg, HOKA / Hunflens LS – 1:07:47
2. Andreas Davidsson, HOKA / Högby IF – 1:09:18
3. Viktor Zackrisson, HOKA / Enhörna IF – 1:09:58
2025 – Women
1. Anna Bjurman, IFK Umeå – 1:19:07
2. Beatrice Lejnegård, Oskarshamn RC – 1:19:32
3. Caroline Carlander, Heleneholms IF – 1:21:36
2024 – Men
1. Jesper Lundberg, HOKA / Hunflens LS – 1:07:55
2. John Kingstedt, Hässelby SK – 1:09:27
3. Viktor Zackrisson, HOKA / Enhörna IF – 1:10:51
2024 – Women
1. Anna Bjurman, IFK Umeå – 1:19:38
2. Sarah Edsberger, Örgryte IS – 1:24:01
3. Sophie Sode Lorentzen, Nordtrim – 1:24:03
2023 – Men
1. Johann Ioannou-Nikoloiades, Sparta – 1:10:00
2. Johan Gustafsson, IS Göta – 1:10:08
3. Erik Barr Zelion, Örgryte IS – 1:10:18
2023 – Women
1. Anna Bjurman, IS Göta – 1:19:17
2. Sarah Edsberger, Hälle IF/Asics Frontrunner – 1:22:31
3. Annelie Blomquist, IS Göta – 1:22:42
2022 – Men
1. David Nilsson, Högby IF – 1:10:38
2. Johan Gustafsson, IS Göta – 1:11:01
3. Marcus Åberg, Tjalve FIF – 1:11:28
2022 – Women
1. Anna Bjurman, IS Göta – 1:20:02
2. Jenny Mårtensson, Vegan Runners IK – 1:23:09
3. Helena Hallgren, Simlångsdalens IF – 1:24:38
2021 – Men
1. Samuel Russom, Hässelby SK – 1:02:52
2. Johan Gustafsson, IS Göta – 1:08:38
3. Josef Fritz, Klubblös – 1:12:55
2021 – Women
1. Nicole Pelin, Warbergs RC – 1:24:48
2. Annelie Blomquist, IS Göta – 1:27:02
3. Emma Ahlstrand, Klubblös – 1:27:02
2019 – Men
1. Samuel Russom, IS Göta – 1:09:33
2. Nils Hammaräng Grip, Högby IF – 1:14:28
3. El Mehdi El Khouaji, Klubblös – 1:16:55
2019 – Women
1. Anna Bjurman, IS Göta – 1:23:30
2. Annie Sönnerborg-Wadenhorn, Klublös – 1:29:15
3. Evelina Ljung, IFK Växjö – 1:30:39
2018 – Herrar
1. Marcus Åberg, Hässelby SK – 1:10:35
2. Klas Johansson, Vegan Runners IK – 1:11:29
3. El Mehdi El Khouaji, Klubblös – 1:14:22
2018 – Damer
1. Jenny Mårtensson, Falkenberg Allstars – 1:23:41
2. Lona Justesen, IF Linnéa – 1:27:12
3. Evelina Ljung, IFK Växjö – 1:27:15
ALL-TIME HALF MARATHON RANKINGS
Here are the three fastest men and women in HOKA Helsingborg Half Marathon history, from the very first race in 2018 to the most recent edition.
2026
Men
1. Ebba Tulu Chala, Friidrottsföreningen Hässelby SK – 1:03:13
2. Hampus Månsson, Fredrikshofs Fri-IF – 1:03:29
3. Yohannes Kiflay, Hässelby SK – 1:04:47
Women
1. Hanna Lindholm, Eskilstuna Friidrottsförening – 1:14:04
2. Emy Thorén, Hälle Idrottsförening – 1:15:53
3. Sofie Nelson Rask, Idrottsföreningen Göta Karlstad – 1:15:57
2025
Men
1. Jesper Lundberg, HOKA / Hunflens LS – 1:07:47
2. Andreas Davidsson, HOKA / Högby IF – 1:09:18
3. Viktor Zackrisson, HOKA / Enhörna IF – 1:09:58
Women
1. Anna Bjurman, IFK Umeå – 1:19:07
2. Beatrice Lejnegård, Oskarshamn RC – 1:19:32
3. Caroline Carlander, Heleneholms IF – 1:21:36
2024
Men
1. Jesper Lundberg, HOKA / Hunflens LS – 1:07:55
2. John Kingstedt, Hässelby SK – 1:09:27
3. Viktor Zackrisson, HOKA / Enhörna IF – 1:10:51
Women
1. Anna Bjurman, IFK Umeå – 1:19:38
2. Sarah Edsberger, Örgryte IS – 1:24:01
3. Sophie Sode Lorentzen, Nordtrim – 1:24:03
2023
Men
1. Johann Ioannou-Nikoloiades, Sparta – 1:10:00
2. Johan Gustafsson, IS Göta – 1:10:08
3. Erik Barr Zelion, Örgryte IS – 1:10:18
Women
1. Anna Bjurman, IS Göta – 1:19:17
2. Sarah Edsberger, Hälle IF/Asics Frontrunner – 1:22:31
3. Annelie Blomquist, IS Göta – 1:22:42
2022
Men
1. David Nilsson, Högby IF – 1:10:38
2. Johan Gustafsson, IS Göta – 1:11:01
3. Marcus Åberg, Tjalve FIF – 1:11:28
Women
1. Anna Bjurman, IS Göta – 1:20:02
2. Jenny Mårtensson, Vegan Runners IK – 1:23:09
3. Helena Hallgren, Simlångsdalens IF – 1:24:38
2021
Men
1. Samuel Russom, Hässelby SK – 1:02:52
2. Johan Gustafsson, IS Göta – 1:08:38
3. Josef Fritz, Klubblös – 1:12:55
Damer
1. Nicole Pelin, Warbergs RC – 1:24:48
2. Annelie Blomquist, IS Göta – 1:27:02
3. Emma Ahlstrand, Klubblös – 1:27:02
2019
Men
1. Samuel Russom, IS Göta – 1:09:33
2. Nils Hammaräng Grip, Högby IF – 1:14:28
3. El Mehdi El Khouaji – 1:16:55
Women
1. Anna Bjurman, IS Göta – 1:23:30
2. Annie Sönnerborg-Wadenhorn, Klubblös – 1:29:15
3. Evelina Ljung, IFK Växjö – 1:30:39
2018
Men
1. Marcus Åberg, Hässelby SK – 1:10:35
2. Klas Johansson, Vegan Runners IK – 1:11:29
3. El Mehdi El Khouaji, Klubblös – 1:14:22
Women
1. Jenny Mårtensson, Falkenberg Allstars – 1:23:41
2. Lona Justesen, IF Linnéa – 1:27:12
3. Evelina Ljung, IFK Växjö – 1:27:15
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