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Williamsburg Bridge Marathon

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Hear from our fans

“Too many walkers last year, could barely tolerate it.”
— Nike Marketing
“By all means, move at a glacial pace. You know how that thrills me.”
— Miranda Priestly
“There are no adults in the room.”
— Sam Altman
“Amateur city.”
— Satya Nadella
“Help, seriously please help.”
— Santiago Reyes
“Please god help me escape this place.”
— Clyde
“It's slow, it's unrewarding... and it's silly in bad ways.”
— Hudson Williams
“It's 9 degrees hotter and I feel constant buzzing. I can no longer afford electricity.”
— Radical Activist
“Directionally very bad.”
— Mira Murati
“I had a dream that I played the idol”
— Oscar Lusth
“The bridge showed me things about myself that I didn't want to see.”
— Aaron Rodgers
“Too many walkers last year, could barely tolerate it.”
— Nike Marketing
“By all means, move at a glacial pace. You know how that thrills me.”
— Miranda Priestly
“There are no adults in the room.”
— Sam Altman
“Amateur city.”
— Satya Nadella
“Help, seriously please help.”
— Santiago Reyes
“Please god help me escape this place.”
— Clyde
“It's slow, it's unrewarding... and it's silly in bad ways.”
— Hudson Williams
“It's 9 degrees hotter and I feel constant buzzing. I can no longer afford electricity.”
— Radical Activist
“Directionally very bad.”
— Mira Murati
“I had a dream that I played the idol”
— Oscar Lusth
“The bridge showed me things about myself that I didn't want to see.”
— Aaron Rodgers

Results

Email me for corrections: williamsburgbridgemarathon@gmail.com

Women's

  1. 1Maya Geller3:15:04
  2. 2Kat Yu3:15:43
  3. 3Lauren Saltus3:20:46
  4. 4Rachel Sumerson3:25:34
  5. 5Rachel Sumerson3:25:34
  6. 6Faith Sutton3:32:18
  7. 7Maria Nolan3:36:14
  8. 8Isabel Babb3:37:50
  9. 9Alicia Kuang3:43:27
  10. 10Jen3:56:33
  11. 11Sarah4:25:25
  12. 12Margaret Lorenc4:28:20
  13. 13Sara4:29:35
  14. 14Stephany Goulart4:40:06
  15. 15Emily4:50:12
  16. 16Tina Janulis5:47:32
  17. 17Danielle Yucht5:47:35
  18. 18Chloe Mcfarlanednf15.72 mi
  19. 19Livvy Cashendnf13.27 mi
  20. 20Lilly Mearsheimerdnf13.11 mi
  21. 21Ashleydnf11.73 mi
  22. 22J9dnf11.55 mi
  23. 23Raquel Cintoradnf10.2 mi

Men's

  1. 1Joe Cady2:30:13
  2. 2Will Eaton2:32:47
  3. 3Sean Pokorney2:59:45
  4. 4Sam Klein2:59:47
  5. 5Camp Seats3:00:17
  6. 6JJ Zhou3:00:31
  7. 7Caleb Ayers3:02:57
  8. 8Nick Bishop3:02:59
  9. 9Rob Harlan3:03:11
  10. 10Jackson Hu3:04:36
  11. 11Sebastian Chiu3:05:00
  12. 12Thomas Knight3:08:10
  13. 13Sutton Raphael3:11:06
  14. 14Milton Hernandez3:16:48
  15. 15Christopher Liu3:17:08
  16. 16Matt Bloom3:18:38
  17. 17Luke Towers3:22:29
  18. 18Rob O'Callaghan3:22:39
  19. 19Andrew Cintora3:23:43
  20. 20Coleman Hill3:23:55
  21. 21Nathan Ueng3:25:53
  22. 22Sam Park3:28:45
  23. 23Ryan Cox3:28:57
  24. 24Trevor Edwards3:29:47
  25. 25John G3:30:33
  26. 26Vincent Bommier3:30:48
  27. 27Stefan Armijo3:31:49
  28. 28Dylan Galasso3:32:32
  29. 29David Waldherr3:33:16
  30. 30Justin Lu3:33:17
  31. 31Reid3:33:28
  32. 32Sebastian Ortiz3:35:58
  33. 33Alessandro Jeanteur3:36:31
  34. 34Simon Schiller3:38:59
  35. 35Evan Moody3:39:48
  36. 36Jake Koncius3:41:49
  37. 37Willy P3:43:40
  38. 38Jono Freeman3:44:53
  39. 39Jeremy Medina3:45:00
  40. 40Jeremy Medina3:45:37
  41. 41Mogenheimer3:46:32
  42. 42Eli Shlonsky3:47:53
  43. 43Josh3:49:06
  44. 44Wade3:49:19
  45. 45Michael3:54:51
  46. 46Truman Parsons3:59:16
  47. 47Matt Weinstein4:01:26
  48. 48Sam R4:03:25
  49. 49Bangaly kante4:12:08
  50. 50Hong Hua4:13:48
  51. 51Andy Liang4:21:00
  52. 52muhammad4:21:21
  53. 53muhammad mahmoud4:21:21
  54. 54Pete Briguglio4:28:19
  55. 55Alex Coyne4:31:37
  56. 56Maciej4:32:19
  57. 57Givaldo Aires Goncalves4:32:22
  58. 58Fred4:35:17
  59. 59Matt4:37:45
  60. 60Daniel Boisselle4:38:00
  61. 61Marco baby4:53:48
  62. 62Keshav4:54:31
  63. 63Patrick5:10:21
  64. 64Diante Johnson5:18:08
  65. 65Andi Khoo-Millerdnf17.01 mi
  66. 66Mikednf16.58 mi
  67. 67Mikkel Mdnf15.32 mi
  68. 68Natednf14 mi
  69. 69Christopher Dohertydnf13.82 mi
  70. 70Kanoa Cookdnf13.7 mi
  71. 71Djdnf13.43 mi
  72. 72Mark Vitkovdnf12.58 mi
  73. 73Ethan Hodgesdnf11.76 mi
  74. 74Dan Stilwelldnf11.37 mi
  75. 75Jung Hoon Chungdnf10.14 mi
  76. 76Nathan (dj runner guy)dnf9.06 mi
  77. 77Karma Ghalednf5 mi

Relays

  1. 1Vita Coco Track Club2:00:38
  2. 2The More, The Harrier2:09:39
  3. 3Laura Justis2:44:21
  4. 4Extended Fam2:46:55
  5. 5Crossing Bridge Noodles2:47:02
  6. 6A cyclist and a runner3:02:17
  7. 7Parker’s guacamole3:08:59
  8. 8We’ll burn that bridge when we get there3:10:13
  9. 9NBR really relay3:10:18
  10. 10The Bridgertons3:11:54
  11. 11Brendan Speedy & Co3:21:22
  12. 12Wolves3:24:10
  13. 13Wolves of the Williamsburg Bridge3:24:10
  14. 14Lisi Schauer3:29:55
  15. 15Frolicking3:32:05
  16. 16Eric and Jordan3:32:31
  17. 17Team Sun Country Airlines3:35:19
  18. 18Team WeWill3:47:47
  19. 19Williamsbears3:59:17
  20. 20"Recurse Dot Com Slash Apply"4:12:27
$0No Entry Fee
0No Aid Stations
0No Event Permit
???Unknown Distance
>$1000Cash Prizes

How does it work?

The 2026 distance is drawn at random from a truncated, right-skewed log-normal distribution between 10 and 100 miles — tight below the median, wider above.

To pick the distance, we:

  1. Draw u∼U(0,1)u \sim \mathcal{U}(0,1), a uniform random number.
  2. Map it to a standard normal value z=Φ−1(u)z = \Phi^{-1}(u).
  3. Apply the log-normal transform below.
  4. Reject any draw outside [10,100][10, 100] and resample.
d=exp⁡ ⁣(ln⁡27+σ(z) z),σ(z)=0.15+0.051+e−z,10≤d≤100d = \exp\!\bigl(\ln 27 + \sigma(z)\,z\bigr), \quad \sigma(z) = 0.15 + \frac{0.05}{1 + e^{-z}}, \quad 10 \le d \le 100
median 26.46 mi10255075100

The drawn distance is published 5.5d5.5d minutes after the 8:30pm reveal clock — set between the 8pm early wave and the rain-delayed 9pm start. The race ends once you have covered that distance back and forth on the bridge.

Example: a draw of 32 miles posts 176 minutes later, at ~11:26pm.

In order to be eligible for prize money, racers must:

  • Submit a Strava file that begins at the start time of the race and completes the full distance.
  • Distance will be determined by the number of full bridge laps in the file, NOT the distance reported by Strava.

2026 Course Preview

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FAQs

Q: How long is the race?
A: I genuinely do not know. As described above, the race is a random distance between 10 and 100 miles. The distance will be picked by a computer and sent out to participants as they're running. I'll find out when you find out.
Q: Does everyone race the same distance?
A: Yes. (Unless you DNF)
Q: How does the course work if the distance is unknown?
A: The course is just back and forth on the Williamsburg Bridge. It will repeat until the distance has been covered.
Q: Can I race as a relay?
A: Yes. Feel free to make a relay of any size and switch off as often as you'd like.
Q: Are relays eligible for prize money?
A: Yes. There will be a separate category for relays. Important: to be eligible for the prize, your relay MUST submit a SINGLE Strava activity. Best way to do this is to use a running watch as a baton.
Q: How will the prize money be split?

Top relay: $201

Open Category

First: $250

Second: $100

Third: $50

Female Category

First: $250

Second: $100

Third: $50

If there are fewer than three finishers in a category, prize money will roll up.

Q: How will I get paid?
A: Venmo.
Q: I don't think I can run 100 miles.
A: I think you can, so I guess it's a tied vote.
Q: Why?
A: You never know what life will throw at you, why should you know how long your Marathon will be?

Complete logistics emailed week of the event.