Edinburgh Marathon - List of Winners: Men's Elite Race

List of Winners: Men's Elite Race

Year Athlete Nationality Time
(h:m:s)
Notes
2003 McGowan, FrankFrank McGowan United Kingdom 2:35:21
2004 Mutai, JohnJohn Mutai Kenya 2:21:45
2005 Kihara, ZacharyZachary Kihara Kenya 2:15:26 Course record
2006 Mbithi, JosephJoseph Mbithi Kenya 2:15:46
2007 Grime, IanIan Grime United Kingdom 2:31:57
2008 MacNamara, PaulPaul MacNamara Ireland 2:25:05
2009 Williams, MartinMartin Williams United Kingdom 2:18:24
2010 Littler, SteveSteve Littler United Kingdom 2:26:31
2011 Nicholls, PhilPhil Nicholls United Kingdom 2:19:21
2012 Mutai, JohnJohn Mutai Kenya 2:19:52


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