This Sunday, February 2, another edition of one of the best marathons for Latinos in the United States, the Life Time Miami Marathon & Half 2025, took place. The event featured 18,500 runners from the U.S. and 75 countries, with Colombia standing out with 2,456 enthusiastic runners.

With entries sold out since September 2024, this race continues to grow in popularity due to the attractiveness of Miami, its beautiful course, and its distinctive large spinning medal, a hallmark of all editions.

Overall, it was a highly appealing event for amateur runners, although there were no standout elite athletes, particularly in the women’s marathon.

Miami Half Marathon Results

In the men’s division, Kenyan Solomon Kagimbi won with a time of 1:04:27, followed by Paxton Smith with 1:07:33 and Brazilian Flavio Andrade with 1:09:50.

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In the women’s division, Colorado-based triathlete Nell Rojas took the win with 1:13:53, followed by 42-year-old Ecuadorian Rosa Chacha with 1:15:38 and British runner Tracy Barlow finishing third in 1:16:37.

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👉 You can view the HALF MARATHON MIAMI 2025 RESULTS

Miami Marathon Results

In the men’s marathon, Kenyan Paul Eyanae won, crossing the finish line in 2 hours and 20 minutes, followed by Bradley Makuvire with 2:22:22, and Abraham Kipkemei in third place with 2:24:25.

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The winner of the women’s marathon was Karina Pronska with 2:57:20, followed by Beth Marzigliano with 3:03:42.

👉 You can view the MARATHON MIAMI 2025 RESULTS

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