Jordan Chipangama of Zambia and Russia's Olga Romanova are the 2013 HSBC Bermuda Half Marathon Male and Female Champions, while Richard Kessio and Elena Orlova are the 2013 HSBC Bermuda Full Marathon Male and Female Champions. To see Results Click Read More.
Chipangama won the Half Marathon in a time of 1:05:53, with Bermuda's Chris Estwanik finishing in second with a time of 1:06:35 and Darren Brown from Knoxville, in third clocking 1:10.25.
Romanova broke the tape in a time of 1:20:12 finishing 8th overall, while Bermuda's Ashley Estwanik crossed the line 12th overall and was the second female finisher in 1:22:39, and Jamaica’s Mardrea Hyman was the third female finisher clocking 1:25:27 crossing the line 18th overall.
Kessio ran away from all his challengers at an average pace of 5:41 to cross the line clocking a time of 2:27.08, Fikadu Lemma finished second two minutes and twenty-one seconds behind clocking 2:29:32 and Teklu Deneke finished third in a time of 2:40.07.
Orlova went through the half way mark in second place trailing Muliye Gurmu, but she was able to catch and pass Grumu on her way to crossing the line 4th overall and winning the race in a time of 2:54:08, while Gurmu finished as the second female finisher and 5th across the line in a time of 3:01:12 and Iman Wilkerson was the third female finisher and 7th overall in a time of 3:09:02.
Geoffrey Blee was the first Bermuda Marathon runner to cross the line he clocked a time of 3:09.38.
Romanova broke the tape in a time of 1:20:12 finishing 8th overall, while Bermuda's Ashley Estwanik crossed the line 12th overall and was the second female finisher in 1:22:39, and Jamaica’s Mardrea Hyman was the third female finisher clocking 1:25:27 crossing the line 18th overall.
Kessio ran away from all his challengers at an average pace of 5:41 to cross the line clocking a time of 2:27.08, Fikadu Lemma finished second two minutes and twenty-one seconds behind clocking 2:29:32 and Teklu Deneke finished third in a time of 2:40.07.
Orlova went through the half way mark in second place trailing Muliye Gurmu, but she was able to catch and pass Grumu on her way to crossing the line 4th overall and winning the race in a time of 2:54:08, while Gurmu finished as the second female finisher and 5th across the line in a time of 3:01:12 and Iman Wilkerson was the third female finisher and 7th overall in a time of 3:09:02.