2017 Walt Disney World Marathon Race and Winners

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  • (January 8, 2017): Top women’s finisher Giovanna Martins of Brazil, who won the Wine and Dine Half Marathon in November, crosses the finish line at the Walt Disney World Marathon presented by Cigna with a winning time of 2:48:05. Martins has now won the women’s division for the second time in three years, after an injury prevented her from finishing last year. (Disney)
  • (January 8, 2017): Top men’s finisher Fredison Costa of Brazil crosses the finish line at the Walt Disney World Marathon presented by Cigna with a winning time of 2:23:15. Costa not only conquered chilly temperatures but an early challenge for the lead to win his fourth consecutive Walt Disney World Marathon and his sixth in the last seven years. (Disney)
  • (January 8, 2017): Top men’s finisher Fredison Costa of Brazil crosses the finish line at the Walt Disney World Marathon presented by Cigna with a winning time of 2:23:15. Costa not only conquered chilly temperatures but an early challenge for the lead to win his fourth consecutive Walt Disney World Marathon and his sixth in the last seven years. (Disney)
  • (January 8, 2017): Top women’s finisher Giovanna Martins of Brazil, who won the Wine and Dine Half Marathon in November, crosses the finish line at the Walt Disney World Marathon presented by Cigna with a winning time of 2:48:05. Martins has now won the women’s division for the second time in three years, after an injury prevented her from finishing last year. (Disney)
  • (January 8, 2017): Brazilians Fredison Costa and Giovanna Martins continue their dominance of the Walt Disney World Marathon by winning the men’s and women’s divisions, respectively. Costa has won four consecutive marathons and six of the last seven, while Martins has won the 26.2-mile race twice in the past three years. (Disney)
  • (January 8, 2017): An estimated 22,000 runners participated in the 2017 Walt Disney World Marathon presented by Cigna and experienced the 26.2-mile course that takes runners through Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Magic Kingdom and Epcot. The Walt Disney World Marathon is the only course that goes through all four parks. (Disney).
  • (January 8, 2017): An estimated 22,000 runners participated in the 2017 Walt Disney World Marathon presented by Cigna and experienced the 26.2-mile course that takes runners through Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Magic Kingdom and Epcot. The Walt Disney World Marathon is the only course that goes through all four parks. (Disney).