Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest Results
| Year of Contest | Hot Dogs | Placing |
|---|---|---|
| 2003 Qualifier | 18 | held at Molly Pitcher Rest Area, New Jersey |
| 2003 Contest | 25 | 5th place, & female record |
| 2004 Qualifier | 26.5 | held at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| 2004 Contest | 32 | 3rd place, female record, & U.S. record |
| 2005 Qualifier | 32 | tied female & US record; held at Norfolk, Virginia |
| 2005 Contest | 37 | 2nd place, US record, & female record |
| 2006 Contest | 37 | 3rd place, tied female record |
| 2007 Contest | 39* | 5th place, female record |
| 2008 Contest | 34 | 6th place |
| 2009 Contest | 41 | 6th place |
| 2010 Contest | 36 | 4th place |
| Women's Competition. Beginning in 2011, Nathan's Famous was split into Men's and Women's Competitions. |
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| 2011 Contest | 40 | 1st place, contest & U.S. record |
| 2012 Contest | 45 | 1st place, contest & U.S. record |
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