The 2025 Rome Marathon has once again solidified its place on the international stage, offering athletes a captivating journey through the ancient history of the eternal city.
The 30th edition of the Rome Marathon took place on Sunday, March 16, 2025, with a record participation of around 28,000 athletes from 126 nations. The 42.195 km route traversed the most iconic landmarks of the Capital, providing participants with a unique experience blending history and sport.
Men’s Results:
- Robert Ngeno (Kenya) – 2h07’35”
- Brian Kipsang (Kenya) – 2h07’58”
- Joshua Kogo (Kenya) – 2h08’01”
- Fredrick Kibii (Kenya) – 2h08’15”
- Samwel Kiptoo (Kenya) – 2h08’30”
- Hammington Cherop (Kenya) – 2h08’45”
- Luke Kiprop (Kenya) – 2h09’00”
- Daniele Meucci (Italy) – 2h12’44”
- Luca Parisi (Italy) – 2h20’00”
- Marco Filippi (Italy) – 2h29’20”
Women’s Results:
- Betty Chepkwony (Kenya) – 2h26’16”
- Selam Fente Gebre (Ethiopia) – 2h28’22”
- Rebecca Kangogo (Kenya) – 2h31’16”
- Ayse Sonmez (Italy) – 2h45’39”
- Paola Salvatori (Italy) – 2h49’41”
- Debora Sartori (Italy) – 2h52’01”
The men’s race saw a leading group primarily composed of Kenyan athletes, with Robert Ngeno taking the lead at the 40th km and winning with a time of 2h07’35”. Among the women, Betty Chepkwony dominated the competition, securing her second victory after the 2023 edition, with a time of 2h26’16”.
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To view the full results and compare your performance with other participants, visit the official Rome Marathon website.
