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Glitnir Copenhagen Marathon Results
The native Danes still dominate the race in number, but while 8 of the top ten finishers were Danish the overall winner was Kenya’s Julius Mutai, who crossed the finish line after 2 hours, 23 minutes and 24 seconds. The fastest woman in the 2007 race was Anne Sofie Pade Hansen from the host country. She finished in a time of 2:47:57. The results of the rest of the 5,000 finishers in 2007 and in all the races since 2002 are available here. If you click here, you will find a list of all male and female winners in the history of the race.

Glitnir Copenhagen Marathon Weather
Average temperatures in Copenhagen in May are around 10-15° C / 50-60° F. Danish spring weather can be highly unpredictable, with rain, sunshine, winds, heat and cold as probable possibilities. So please update your weather knowledge here before running.

Glitnir Copenhagen Marathon Photos
Pictures from the recent marathons in Copenhagen are presented here.

Glitnir Copenhagen Marathon Travel
A basic 3-night travel package including hotel and sightseeing programme is put together and can be viewed here. A list of hotels close to the start area is available here. For additional information on Copenhagen and where to stay, please visit the website of Visit Copenhagen or Visit Denmark.


Copenhagen Marathon 2008