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Copenhagen 26 Men’s Half Marathon Results: Almgren outkicks Kipkorir for gold

Andreas Almgren wins Copenhagen 2026 men’s half marathon in European-record 58:06; Nicholas Kipkorir takes silver and Joshua Cheptegei bronze. The following are the top results from the race on Sunday (20).

COPENHAGEN, Denmark (World-Track) — Andreas Almgren of Sweden delivered a strong performance in ideal conditions to win the men’s half marathon on the second and final day of competition at the World Athletics Road Running Championships Copenhagen 26 on Sunday (20), breaking his own European record in 58 minutes and 6 seconds. The following are the top results from the race.

Almgren pulled away from Kenya’s Nicholas Kipkorir over the final stretch near Parken Stadium to win by five seconds and earn this global senior title to the European 10,000m title he won last month and his world 10,000m bronze medal from Tokyo last year. Almgren’s time saw him improve his own European record by 35 seconds to move to ninth on the world all-time list.

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Kipkorir took silver on Sunday, crossing at 58:11, while Uganda’s multiple Olympic and world champion Joshua Cheptegei claimed bronze in a personal-best 58:26.

Ethiopia’s Tadese Worku also set a personal best in fourth, clocking 58:35. American Conner Mantz was 12th in a season-best 1:00:08. Denmark’s Jacob Sommer Simonsen placed 16th in 1:00:46, setting a national record before his home crowd.

PlaceAthleteCountryTime
1Andreas AlmgrenSWE58:06 AR
2Nicholas KipkorirKEN58:11
3Joshua CheptegeiUGA58:26 PB
4Tadese WorkuETH58:35 PB
5Gideon Kipkertich RonoKEN58:57
6Hani Idriss HersiDJI59:09 NR
7Yemaneberhan CrippaITA59:18
8Alex Nzioka MatataKEN59:22
9Daniel Simiu EbenyoKEN59:42 SB
10Othmane El GoumriMAR59:53 PB
11Célestin NdikumanaBDI1:00:04 PB
12Conner MantzUSA1:00:08 SB
13Ahmed MuhumedUSA1:00:15 PB
14Belay Tilahun BezabehETH1:00:32 PB
15Bereket NegaETH1:00:40
16Jacob Sommer SimonsenDEN1:00:46 NR
17Ablelom MaryoERI1:01:00 PB
18Bastien AugustoFRA1:01:04
19Zerei Kbrom MezngiNOR1:01:08 SB
20Jummanne NgoyaTAN1:01:08 PB
21Rory LinkletterCAN1:01:09
22Cwenga NoseRSA1:01:09 PB
23Wesley KiptooUSA1:01:11 SB
24Hillary BorUSA1:01:12
25Emile HafashimanaBDI1:01:16
26Yuma NishizawaJPN1:01:17
27Tomoya OgikuboJPN1:01:28
28Victor BoudinFRA1:01:36
29Said MechaalESP1:01:37
30Filmon TesfuNED1:01:40
31Bernard EmanuelTAN1:01:40 PB
32Marcelo LagueraMEX1:01:41
33Dorian BoulvinBEL1:01:45
34Daisuke SatoJPN1:01:47
35Cameron LevinsCAN1:01:49
36Joseph WigfieldGBR1:01:49
37Mustapha AkkaouiMAR1:01:50
38Edward MarksAUS1:01:50
39Bayelign TeshagerETH1:01:52
40Seare WeldezghiART1:01:53
41Andrew AlexanderCAN1:01:55
42Jan KokaljSLO1:01:57 NR
43Feb ChelegoiUGA1:02:08
44Peter LynchIRL1:02:10
45Robin HendrixBEL1:02:10
46Major TedrosERI1:02:13 PB
47Charles WheelerGBR1:02:18 SB
48Abderrazak CharikALG1:02:19 SB
49Cristhian ZamoraURU1:02:19 SB
50Alberto MondazziITA1:02:21

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Key: AR—area record; NR—national record; PB—personal best; SB—season best.

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