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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 15 MIN

Paris Marathon 2026: Podium Performances

from The RunSensible Podcast · host runsensible

The next episode of the podcast is now live and available for download on all platforms. In this episode we recap the 2026 Paris Marathon, breaking down the men’s and women’s races and the standout performances that defined this year’s event. We take a closer look at the podium finishers, the decisive moments in the closing kilometres, and the super shoes many of the elite athletes raced in as carbon-plated technology continues to shape the marathon landscape. We also discuss the broader storylines coming out of Paris, including what the results might mean for the European marathon scene and how the race unfolded on one of the most iconic courses in the world. Looking ahead, we preview the upcoming Boston Marathon and what makes the historic course such a unique challenge for elite and amateur runners alike. Finally, we cover the latest news from the London Marathon field, including the withdrawal of Vincent Kipchirchir from the elite roster and what that could mean for the race dynamics. If you’re following the spring marathon season or simply love the sport of distance running, this episode covers the key results, talking points, and storylines you need to know.

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