From the history of Energa Gdańsk Marathon

From the history of Energa Gdańsk Marathon

The first Energa Gdańsk Marathon took place on May 17, 2015, under the name PZU Energa Gdańsk Marathon. 1,825 runners, including 277 women, reached the finish line. Over 11,000 runners have completed the six editions to date, including nearly 2,000 women.

In the first edition of the Energa Gdańsk Marathon, the fastest were Piotr Szpigiel (2:37:27) and Ewa Huryń (3:03:41). The third edition of the Energa Gdańsk Marathon was the most popular, with 2,375 runners crossing the finish line.

In the six editions so far, Rafał Czarnecki has triumphed three times (2017, 2018, 2019) and this runner also holds the Energa Gdańsk Marathon course record, which is 2:23:14.

Among the women, the fastest in 2019 was Rafał Czarnecki's wife, Lidia Czarnecka, who covered 42,195 km in 2:49:05. Among the women, it's also worth mentioning the first winner of the Energa Gdańsk Marathon, Ewa Huryń, who won in Gdańsk twice, in 2015 and 2016.

Winners of the Energa Gdańsk Marathon:

Year M K
2015 Piotr Szpigiel

(2:37:27)

Ewa Huryń

(3:03:41)

2016 Paul Piotraschke

(2:36:15)

Ewa Huryń

(3:01:17)

2017 Rafał Czarnecki

(2:24:32)

Katarzyna Pobłocka

(2:51:41)

2018 Rafał Czarnecki

(2:23:36)

Justyna Śliwiak

(2:53:59)

2019 Rafał Czarnecki

(2:23:14)

Lidia Czarnecka

(2:49:05)

2022 Andrzej Rogiewicz

(2:25:06)

Agata Długosz

(2:58:25)

Competitors at the finish line of the Energa Gdańsk Marathon

Year M K TOGETHER
2015 1548 277 1825
2016 1323 242 1565
2017 1964 411 2375
2018 1395 306 1701
2019 1629 342 1971
2022 1576 357 1933
TOGETHER 9435 1935 11370

 

The third edition of the Energa Gdańsk Marathon saw the introduction of four-person marathon relay teams, which have always been very popular among runners. 2019 was a record-breaking year, with over 200 relay teams crossing the finish line.

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