纽约市马拉松11月1日开跑：近6万名跑者穿越五区、今年是五区路线50周年
2026年 TCS 纽约市马拉松将于11月1日（周日）在美国纽约州 New York 举行，近6万名跑者将穿越全市五个区。今年的赛事同时纪念五区路线50周年——这条标志性路线1976年首次启用，当年是为庆祝美国建国200周年、提振城市士气而设。
主办方纽约路跑者协会（New York Road Runners，NYRR）公布的职业选手阵容由三位卫冕冠军领衔：肯尼亚的 Hellen Obiri（女子公开组）、肯尼亚的 Benson Kipruto（男子公开组）与瑞士的 Marcel Hug（男子轮椅组）。
今年的阵容包括40名奥运会与残奥会选手、25名奥运会、残奥会与世锦赛奖牌得主，以及22名国家纪录保持者。多位前冠军也将回归，包括 Sheila Chepkirui、Catherine Debrunner、Geoffrey Kamworor、Tatyana McFadden、Abdi Nageeye、Madison de Rozario、Daniel Romanchuk 与 David Weir。
美国阵容同样深厚，由首次参加马拉松的 Weini Kelati 领衔，还有 Joe Klecker、Conner Mantz、Jess McClain 与 Zouhair Talbi。
NYRR 是主办这项赛事的非营利机构，每年举办60场成人与青少年赛事，并提供免费的青少年与社区项目。
New York City Marathon Runs November 1: Nearly 60,000 Runners, 50 Years of the Five-Borough Course
The 2026 TCS New York City Marathon will take place on Sunday, November 1, in New York, with nearly 60,000 runners taking on the course through all five boroughs. This year's race commemorates the 50th anniversary of the iconic five-borough course, which was first run in 1976 to celebrate the nation's Bicentennial and uplift the city.
New York Road Runners (NYRR), the nonprofit that produces the race, has unveiled a professional athlete field headlined by three defending champions: Hellen Obiri of Kenya in the women's open division, Benson Kipruto of Kenya in the men's open division, and Marcel Hug of Switzerland in the men's wheelchair division.
The lineup features 40 Olympians and Paralympians, 25 Olympic, Paralympic and World Championships medalists, and 22 national record holders. Former champions returning include Sheila Chepkirui, Catherine Debrunner, Geoffrey Kamworor, Tatyana McFadden, Abdi Nageeye, Madison de Rozario, Daniel Romanchuk and David Weir.
A deep American lineup is led by Weini Kelati, making her marathon debut, alongside Joe Klecker, Conner Mantz, Jess McClain and Zouhair Talbi.
NYRR produces 60 annual adult and youth races and provides free youth and community programming.
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图片来源：图：纽约市马拉松精英选手比赛画面（资料图，2024年赛事）。照片：Nrbelex，CC BY-SA 4.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Elite runners at the New York City Marathon (file photo, 2024 race). Photo by Nrbelex, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
