Four Bermudian runners successfully completed the gruelling 26.2-mile journey through the five boroughs as a record 61,062 finishers crossed the line at the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon.
Leading the island’s contingent was Christopher Malpas, who produced an impressive run to break well clear of the three-and-a-half-hour mark.
Malpas crossed the Central Park finish line in 3 hours, 16 minutes and 27 seconds, placing 3,906th overall. His swift pace saw him rank 3,275th out of 31,989 men and 659th in a stacked 25–29 age category.
Chloe Lawrence was the next Bermudian home, clocking a solid 3:50:42 to finish 14,265th overall.
Her performance placed her comfortably inside the top bracket of the women's field, crossing in 3,916th out of 28,916 female finishers and taking 739th position in the women’s 30–34 division.
Eugenius Harvey also dipped under the four-hour threshold, maintaining a consistent rhythm across the five boroughs to finish in 3:56:11. Harvey took 16,761st place overall, ranking 11,780th among male runners and 931st in the men's 50–54 division.
Rounding out the Bermudian quartet was veteran competitor Manuel Lopes, who narrowly touched the four-hour mark in 4:00:17 to place 19,039th overall.
Lopes’ determined run placed him 13,088th in the men’s division and secured an impressive top-100 category showing, finishing 93rd out of 602 runners in the men’s 65–69 age group.
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