Copenhagen Half Marathon 2019

Geoffrey Kamworor58:01, world record - women: Birhane Dibaba 1:05:57

When

2019

Where

Central Copenhagen

DenmarkCopenhagen, Denmark

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About the event

The flat loop through Osterbro, Norrebro, Vesterbro and Frederiksberg is the fastest half marathon course there is: Geoffrey Kamworor ran 58:01 here in 2019, taking 17 seconds off the world record. The route is World Athletics certified and AIMS measured, so times count for records and qualifying standards.

This is the fastest half marathon course in the world on the record books: Geoffrey Kamworor ran 58:01 here in 2019 and took 17 seconds off the world record. The loop is flat and runs through Osterbro, Norrebro, Vesterbro and Frederiksberg, passing the Marble Church and Christiansborg, and it is certified by World Athletics and measured by AIMS, so the times count towards records and qualifying standards.

For 2027 every place went into a ballot rather than a first-come sale, and the field grew to 45,000. The draw ran from 16 to 30 September 2026 and drew 188,522 entries, roughly one place for every four applicants, with results due on 5 October. Runners who were drawn had exactly 48 hours to log in, confirm and pay 795 kroner plus a five per cent administration fee.

Key figures
Final score58:01, world record - women: Birhane Dibaba 1:05:57
Field size by year
Measure2027 edition
Places in the field45,000
Ballot entries received188,522
Approximate oddsOne place per four applicants
Ballot window16-30 September 2026
Getting there
  • AirportCopenhagen Kastrup Airport (CPH), about 9 km
  • Time zoneEurope/Copenhagen

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History

Copenhagen Half Marathon 2022

Milkesa Mengesha58:58 - women: Tadu Teshome 1:06:13