Vienna Marathon 2025: The Youngest Winner And Kenyan Domination; Check Top Results

Runners gathered together at the Vienna International Centre start line and tracked the course through stunning Vienna City before reaching the finish line after 26.2 miles. 

The Vienna Marathon  2025 saw history being made after Haftamu Abadi became the youngest male to win the race on a grueling course. The 21-year-old from Ethiopia achieved the feat with a remarkable time of 02:08:28. 

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He was followed by Kenyan Mica Cheserek in second place at 02:10:23, and Ethiopian Mogos Tuemay took third place in 02:10:33.

In the women’s race, Kenyan runners swept the podium. Betty Chepkemoi won the women’s titles on Sunday, 6 April. She also broke her personal best in the women’s elite marathon. What makes it even more special is that this was just her second career marathon.

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She was followed by Rebbeca Tanui took second place with a time of 02:25:18, and Catherine Cherotich impressed, taking third place in 2:25:45.

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Vienna Marathon 2025: Men’s results (Top 15)

1. Haftamu Abadi (ETH) – 02:08:28
2. Mica Cheserek (KEN) – 02:10:23
3. Mogos Tuemay (ETH) – 02:10:33
4. Asbel Rutto (KEN) – 02:11:37
5. Edward Koonyo (KEN) – 02:12:29
6. Geoffrey Kimutai Koech (KEN) – 02:12:31
7. Justus Kangogo (KEN) – 02:13:25
8. Felix Kurui (KEN) – 02:14:36
9. Andreas Vojta (AUT) – 02:15:01
10. Andrew Davies (GBR) – 02:17:39
11. Stephen Kibor (KEN) – 02:18:10
12. Johannes Pell (AUT) – 02:19:14
13. Gedion Kaitany (KEN) – 02:19:19
14. Máté Dávid Vásárhelyi – 02:21:50
15. Charles Juma Ndiema (KEN) – 02:22:19

Vienna Marathon 2025: Women’s results (Top 15)

1. Betty Chepkemoi (KEN) – 02:24:14
2. Rebbeca Tanui (KEN) – 02:25:18
3. Catherine Cherotich (KEN) – 02:25:45
4. Fabienne Königstein (GER) – 02:28:49
5. Faith Chepkoch (KEN) – 02:30:00
6. Nora Szabo (HUN) – 02:30:31
7. Risper Chebet (KEN) – 02:32:39
8. Eva Wutti (AUT) – 02:37:43
9. Noreen Kimutai (KEN) – 02:39:51
10. Rutendo Nyahora (ZIMB) – 02:41:44
11. Kata Tomaschof – 02:43:13
12. Kata Nagy – 02:49:29
13. Simone Ferraz (BRA) – 02:53:19
14. Zaida Ramos (PER) – 02:54:59
15. Anna Herczog – 02:55:50