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2025 edition · Half Marathon

Copenhagen Half Marathon 2025: American Results

Copenhagen, Denmark

Explore recorded American finishes and follow each runner's race history. 8 recorded results have linked sources. These records do not establish a complete elite field or official American finishing order.

Copenhagen 2025: American results in the international field

World Athletics lists Fiona O’Keeffe eighth in 1:08:35 and Natosha Rogers ninth in 1:08:42 in the women’s race on September 14. Frank Lara placed 19th in the men’s race in 1:03:16. These official international-field placings provide context for the recorded U.S. athlete subset below.

World Athletics’ September 14, 2025 results

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

Copenhagen Half Marathon: race context

Copenhagen Half Marathon is its own race series. The World Road Running Championships can also visit Copenhagen, but those championship results belong to a separate archive rather than being automatically combined with the annual half marathon.

Race information and sources

U.S. men's recorded results

Recorded U.S. athlete results ordered by time within this site's athlete subset; not official finishing positions
Subset orderAthleteTimeRaceDateEvidence
1Frank Lara1:03:16Copenhagen Half MarathonSep 14, 2025Result source for Frank Lara
2Benjamin Bayless1:04:08Copenhagen Half MarathonSep 14, 2025Result source for Benjamin Bayless

U.S. women's recorded results

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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