The Ethiopian Deresa Geleta, new best time of the course in Seville with 2h03:27, and his compatriot Azmera Gebru (2h22:13), winners of an event that has paid tribute to Abel Antón and the world record holder Kelvin Kiptum, who died seven days ago. 12 runners have run under 2h08 and 24 women under 2h28, achieving up to eight national records, and the male world leading. Sevilla is now the sixth fastest marathon of the world.

The Zurich Maraton de Sevilla 2024, flattest marathon course in Europe, will be held this Sunday, 18 February from 8.30am (CET) and has presented the international line-up of more than 250 elite athletes who will make up the strongest start list in its history

The 2022 and 2023 male winners, are back to Sevilla! The Zurich Maratón de Seville 2024 has unveiled the strong starting list of international athletes already confirmed who will fight for the victory, to achieve the qualifying standards for the Olympic Games and to break the record of the race in both male and female categories.