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Kenya's Hellen Obiri secured victory at the New York City Marathon on Sunday, November 2, 2025, setting a new course record. Her performance, which included a decisive late kick, saw her finish ahead of fellow Kenyan competitors.

• Obiri completed the marathon in 2 hours, 19 minutes, and 51 seconds, shattering the 22-year-old course record set in 2003.
• The top three finishers, including Sharon Lokedi (second in 2:20:07) and Sheila Chepkirui (third in 2:20:24), all ran faster than the previous record.
• This marks Obiri's second consecutive win at the New York Marathon, having also won in 2023.

Kenya dominated the New York Marathon on Sunday, November 2, 2025, with Benson Kipruto winning the men's race in the closest finish in history and Hellen Obiri setting a new course record in the women's event.

• Benson Kipruto narrowly defeated Alexander Mutiso by just 0.16 seconds, securing his fourth major marathon title.
• Hellen Obiri, the 2023 New York winner, broke the 22-year-old course record, finishing in 2 hours, 19 minutes, and 51 seconds.
• The men's top three and women's top three finishers were all Kenyans, with Obiri, Sharon Lokedi, and Sheila Chepkirui all finishing under the previous women's course record.