RunColo

Once in a lifetime conditions - favorable temps with a strong tailwind on the point-to-point course - made for unbelievably fast times in the men's race with the fastest run times ever for a marathon. There's several outstanding performances among Colorado runners too - notably Franklin Tenorio's 2:17 at age 41, Rob Kosick's sub-2:30 despite injury-plagued training, and Bob Weiner's sub-2:30 at age 46. Here's a run-down of the top 50 Colorado finishers with full Colorado results available on the race website.

Franklin Tenorio – 2:17:56
Jason Delaney – 2:22:05
Robert Weiner – 2:29:13
Rob Kosick – 2:29:30
Marc LeBlanc – 2:32:55
Rob Thayer – 2:35:23
Joel Schut – 2:37:16
Michael Ray – 2:37:43
Nan Kennard – 2:38:12
Charlie Gruber – 2:38:30
Jonathan Garcia – 2:38:42
Doug Wilson – 2:40:31
Dan Verdi – 2:41:09
Ryan Richardson – 2:41:50
Zach Martin – 2:43:09
Matt Cecere – 2:43:21
Brian Peterson – 2:43:49
Brenda Claflin – 2:44:16
Scott Nagelkerke – 2:46:27
Owen Hammond – 2:47:36
Mike Fibiger – 2:49:11
Rafael Pacheco – 2:49:16
Peter Hopkins – 2:49:36
Brooks Williams – 2:49:37
John-Paul Henry – 2:49:42
Paul Steinweg – 2:50:27
Josh Hejtmanek – 2:50:28
Ryan Kircher – 2:50:45
Paul Landry – 2:51:18
Chase Kelly – 2:51:34
Bill Sadler – 2:51:54
Matt Smith – 2:52:09
Greg Decent – 2:52:29
Danielle Quatrochi – 2:52:42
Micky Gilbert – 2:53:28
Scott Morrissey – 2:53:46
Corey Ewing – 2:53:59
Kelsey Jones – 2:54:28
Shawna McClain – 2:55:03
Adam Begin – 2:55:04
Ryan Cooper – 2:55:18
Gary Carlson – 2:55:27
David McMillan – 2:55:31
Tim Allison – 2:56:18
Phil Quatrochi – 2:56:51
Steven Phillips – 2:57:00
Kyle Hall – 2:57:09
Anthony Bruns – 2:57:11
Tim Gentry – 2:57:14
Bryan Boots – 2:57:20
Jay Johnson – 2:57:19