Chicago Marathon – expect fast times and excitement

By Clay Shaw and Karen Mitchell

The 48th Bank of America Chicago Marathon features an extremely deep professional field, followed by a vast field of over fifty thousand runners. Of the Abbott World Marathon Majors, the Chicago Marathon course is known as flat and fast and has produced world and American records. It is the only USA World Major with pacemakers. The start list features 39 men with times under 2:10 and 12 women with times under 2:20.

Enjoy our preview photos, and look for our action photos after the event. On a personal note, both Karen and I have run the Chicago Marathon twice, long ago.

Marcel Hug, Daniel Romanchuk, and Tatyana McFadden are top professional wheelchair division athletes. (Photo by Karen Mitchell)
Bank of America Chicago Marathon men’s professional field. (Photo by Karen Mitchell)
Bank of America Chicago Marathon 2026 professional women’s field. (Photo by Karen Mitchell)
Jacob Kiplimo of Uganda is the defending Chicago Marathon champion. Kiplimo ran a PB 2:00:28 in London 2026. (Photo by Karen Mitchell)
Hawi Feysa of Ethiopia ran a PB of 2:14:57 in winning Chicago 2025. (Photo by Karen Mitchell)
Amos Kipruto of Kenya has a PB of 2:01:39 set in London 2026. (Photo by Karen Mitchell)
Brigid Kosgei of Kenya ran a PB 2:14:04 and world record at the time in winning Chicago 2019. (Photo by Karen Mitchell)
Sharon Lokedi of Kenya ran a PB 2:17:22 Boston 2025. (Photo by Karen Mitchell)
Milkesa Mengesha of Ethiopia ran a PB of 2:03:17 in Berlin 2024. (Photo by Clay Shaw)
Charles Hicks of Eugene, Oregon ran a PB of 2:04:35 Boston Marathon 2026. (Photo by Karen Mitchell)
Clayton Young of Provo, Utah ran a PB of 2:05:41 at Boston 2026. (Photo by Karen Mitchell)
Vincent Mauri of Ohio ran a 2:05:54 PB in winning the Toledo Marathon in 2026. (Photo by Karen Mitchell)
Natosha Rogers of Denver, CO ran a PB 2:23:28 at Chicago 2025. She was 1st USA. (Photo by Clay Shaw)
Susanna Sullivan of Reston, VA ran a PB of 2:21:56 Chicago 2024. (Photo by Clay Shaw)
Yuka Akasaki of Japan ran a PB of 2:21:33 at Osaka 2025. (Photo by Karen Mitchell)
Akira Akasaki of Japan ran a PB 2:06:15 at Berlin 2025. (Photo by Karen Mitchell)
Emma Grace Hurley finished 1st USA, 5th overall (1:06:23) in the World Athletics Road Race Championships in Copenhagen. Chicago will be her marathon debut. (Photo by Karen Mitchell)
Adriaan Wildschutt of South Africa will debut at the marathon distance, Chicago 2026. He won the United Airlines NYC Half Marathon in 59:30, March 2026. (Photo by Clay Shaw)


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