United States · Road marathon · 42.195 km
ASICS Los Angeles Marathon
Los Angeles, California, United States
Los Angeles Marathon takes runners from Dodger Stadium to Century City on the Stadium to the Stars course. The 26.2-mile road race finishes at Santa Monica Boulevard and Avenue of the Stars, so make that the meeting point rather than the beach. For 2027, the published marathon start is 7am and the course limit is six hours 30 minutes from the final starter. The practical work begins earlier: collect your bib at the expo and organise transport between two very different ends of the city. General registration and official charity arrangements are available through The McCourt Foundation.
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Upcoming dates
Planning your race weekend? These are the announced dates through 2027. Follow the organiser’s link for the latest date and race-day details. All dates and start times are local.
At a glance
- City / location
- Los Angeles
- State / district
- California
- Distance
- 42.195 kilometres / 26.2 miles
- Surface
- Road
- Course profile
- Point-to-point urban road route.
- Approximate field
- About 21,500Reported finishers · 2025
Rounded from 21,444 full-marathon finishers reported by FindMyMarathon for 2025.
How to enter ASICS Los Angeles Marathon
These are the organiser’s entry routes. Check the linked page for the edition, opening dates, eligibility, fees and current availability.
General registration
Use the organiser’s full-marathon registration link for 2027 availability.
Official entry informationCharity programme
The official charity programme offers partner fundraising and entry arrangements.
Official entry informationRoute and course
Dodger Stadium to Santa Monica Boulevard at Avenue of the Stars, Century City.
Race-day planning
Check which edition each detail applies to before making your plans. Follow the linked instructions for the latest arrangements.
- 2027 start and course limit
- The full marathon starts at 7am on 7 March. The published time limit is 6 hours 30 minutes from the last runner crossing the start line. 2027 start and course limit information
- 2027 bib collection
- Collect your own bib at Dodger Stadium, Lot G: 5 March, 10am–7pm, or 6 March, 10am–5pm. The organiser does not mail bibs; only a pre-purchased Start Line Hospitality arrangement may allow race-day collection. 2027 bib collection information
- 2027 start-line shuttles
- Free participant shuttles run from Century City to Dodger Stadium from 3am to 5:30am. The organiser recommends reserving a time during registration. 2027 start-line shuttles information
- Getting back after the finish
- There is no post-race shuttle back to Dodger Stadium. If you park at the start, arrange your return separately; cars must be removed by 6pm on 7 March. Getting back after the finish information
- Arrival planning
- The organiser recommends reaching the start at least 90 minutes before your start time. Follow its designated access routes because road closures affect stadium approaches. Arrival planning information
Past races and results
Official results archiveOpen the organiser’s results to find a runner, club or published category standing. At festivals with several distances, select the marathon results.
2026 ASICS Los Angeles Marathon
Full 2026 resultsNathan Martin won an exceptionally close elite men’s finish, while Priscah Cherono won the women’s race and the Marathon Chase. The awards page separates gun-timed elite results from chip-timed age divisions.
Elite men
Nathan Martin: 2:11:16.50 gun time; Michael Kimani Kamau was 0.01 seconds behind.
View result detailsElite women
Priscah Cherono: 2:25:18 gun time.
View result detailsPro Wheelchair men
Miguel Jimenez Vergara: 1:42:09 gun time.
View result detailsPro Wheelchair women
Hannah Babalola: 2:17:49 gun time.
View result detailsMen 15 & Under
Tai Hansen: 3:08:30 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 15 & Under
Nathaly Sales-Gomez: 3:58:44 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsMen 16-19
Andrew Alba Romero: 2:49:34 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 16-19
Natalia Davis: 3:28:22 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsMen 20-24
Sheldon Watanabe: 2:24:30 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 20-24
Maggie Gibbs: 2:55:57 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsMen 25-29
Xavier Smith: 2:20:27 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 25-29
Becca Richtman: 2:40:58 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsMen 30-34
Tim Reed: 2:23:12 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 30-34
Anna Farello: 2:51:51 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsMen 35-39
Anthony Solis: 2:24:18 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 35-39
Renee Funston: 2:49:26 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsMen 40-44
Ryan Collins: 2:43:43 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 40-44
Kaia Sauter: 3:06:44 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsMen 45-49
Jesse Williams: 2:44:56 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 45-49
Meghan Vogt: 3:16:12 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsMen 50-54
Naoki Kato: 2:52:51 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 50-54
Tiffani Williams: 3:01:59 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsMen 55-59
Hirofumi Oshima: 3:07:00 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 55-59
Deike Peters: 3:26:24 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsMen 60-64
Angel Santiago: 3:12:16 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 60-64
Paula Molstead: 3:38:56 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsMen 65-69
Javier Jorquiera: 3:06:14 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 65-69
Won An: 4:21:18 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsMen 70-74
Charles Kaminski: 3:48:56 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 70-74
Sherry Pipkin: 5:09:38 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsMen 75-79
Tim Freeman: 4:35:27 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 75-79
Myung Hee Kim: 4:47:44 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsMen 80+
Armando Soto: 3:59:41 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsWomen 80+
Kazuko Baumgardner: 7:07:34 chip time, first in this published age division.
View result detailsRace news, photos and video
Common questions
When is ASICS Los Angeles Marathon?
Confirmed upcoming dates: 7 Mar 2027. Dates are local to the race.
How do I enter ASICS Los Angeles Marathon?
General registration: Use the organiser’s full-marathon registration link for 2027 availability. Charity programme: The official charity programme offers partner fundraising and entry arrangements.
Where is ASICS Los Angeles Marathon and how far is it?
ASICS Los Angeles Marathon takes place in Los Angeles, California, United States. This guide covers the 42.195 km full marathon (26.2 miles). Surface: Road
What is the ASICS Los Angeles Marathon course like?
Dodger Stadium to Santa Monica Boulevard at Avenue of the Stars, Century City. Point-to-point urban road route.
How big is the field at ASICS Los Angeles Marathon?
The approximate field is About 21,500, based on Reported finishers for 2025. Rounded from 21,444 full-marathon finishers reported by FindMyMarathon for 2025. Entrants, starters and finishers are different measures.
Where can I find past ASICS Los Angeles Marathon results?
The past races and results section links to the organiser’s results. Select the distance and edition for participant searches and published category standings.
Sources and race information
AthRecs is independent of the race organiser. This guide brings together the linked race information, results and reports. Source review: . Historical details are labelled by edition; current entry availability and final instructions remain with the organiser.
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