Results
Rank
Athlete
Finish Time
1
1:12:47
Brian Reis
M33
2
1:14:22
Drew Bornhorst
M31
3
1:18:12
Josh Hendricks
M36
4
1:18:48
Taisuk Kim
M34
5
1:20:02
Cody Cimbal
M29
7
1:21:04
Daniel Ifcher
M53 Heather Knight Pech
9
1:22:29
Nicholas Barnes
M41 Jack Polerecky - McKirdy Trained
10
1:23:21
Jeff Tai
M39
12
1:26:05
Stephen Carolin
M33
14
1:27:37
Daniel Furst
M44
15
1:28:03
William Dye
M49 Bakline Coach
16
1:28:36
Jarrad Crighton
M43
18
1:31:43
Patrick Trasborg
M34
19
1:32:16
John Pizzi
M48
20
1:32:18
Andrew Lee
M39
21
1:32:20
Ezra Feig
M31
22
1:33:00
Ouigi theodore
M47 Joseph Shayne
23
1:33:41
Ferdinand David
M45
24
1:34:30
Matthew Matthew
M30
25
1:35:28
Luis marcano
M37
26
1:39:12
Peter Waisnor
M48
27
1:41:37
Roman Kheyfets
M35
28
1:42:15
Patricio Aguilar
M26 Lucas Baldin
29
1:43:00
Ron Gur-Lavi
M50
30
1:44:13
Nicolas diPierro
M51Race Details
New York City, NY, United States
Distance Half Marathon
131 of 345 Running
Avg. VDOT finish times 1:55:24
The Brooklyn Half Marathon, organized by New York Road Runners, is one of the largest half marathons in the United States, taking runners on a scenic tour through Brooklyn from Prospect Park to Coney Island.
Course Terrain 
The course begins at Prospect Park and heads toward Coney Island, featuring mostly paved roads through urban neighborhoods with some gentle rolling hills, particularly near the park. The majority of the route is flat, especially the second half leading to the beachfront finish.
Elevation Changes
There are slight elevation changes at the start within and near Prospect Park, but the remainder of the course is predominantly flat, allowing for fast splits toward the end.
Other editions of Brooklyn Half Marathon