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2026 edition · Half Marathon

Chicago 13.1 Half Marathon 2026: American Results

Chicago, Illinois

Explore recorded American finishes and follow each runner's race history. 9 recorded results have linked sources. These records do not establish a complete elite field or official American finishing order.

Chicago 13.1 2026: podium performances on the West Side

Futsum Zienasellassie finished second in 1:01:37 behind Daniel Ebenyo’s 1:00:39 course record. Molly Born was second in the women’s race in 1:11:58, behind Laura Galvan’s 1:10:11. The organizer’s June 7 report describes a warm, sunny race through Garfield, Douglass and Humboldt Parks, with 10,000 participants taking part.

Chicago 13.1’s June 7, 2026 race report (PDF)

AI-assisted recap · Checked against the linked sources on 2026-10-21

Chicago 13.1 Half Marathon: race context

Chicago 13.1 explores the parks and boulevards of the city’s West Side. It belongs to the Chicago Distance Series, but it is a separate half marathon from October’s Chicago Marathon and from other Chicago half-marathon events.

Race information and sources

U.S. men's recorded results

U.S. women's recorded results

Recorded U.S. athlete results ordered by time within this site's athlete subset; not official finishing positions
Subset orderAthleteTimeRaceDateEvidence
1Molly Born1:11:58Bank of America Chicago 13.1Jun 7, 2026Result source for Molly Born
2Sara Vaughn1:14:17Bank of America Chicago 13.1Jun 7, 2026Result source for Sara Vaughn
3Lindsay Flanagan1:15:58Bank of America Chicago 13.1Jun 7, 2026Result source for Lindsay Flanagan
4Elizabeth Talbi1:16:09Bank of America Chicago 13.1Jun 7, 2026Result source for Elizabeth Talbi

These are recorded results for the marathoners covered by this site, including historical athletes outside the current rankings. Marathon and half-marathon results are kept separate. This is a view of our recorded athlete histories, not the complete race field. Table order compares the recorded times within each sex; it is not official race placing or an exhaustive American ranking. Gun and chip times may appear together; chip times are labeled. Read the coverage and timing methodology.

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