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1982 New York City Marathon

The 1982 New York City Marathon was the 13th edition of the New York City Marathon and took place in New York City on 24 October. Alberto Salazar, an NCAA cross-country champion, won the 1980 New York City Marathon in 2:09:41. At the time this was the fastest marathon debut by an American. His performance was also a course record. He would defend his title in 1981 and 1982. Grete Waitz won her third straight NYC Marathon in 2:25:42, also setting the course record in the women's division. 1981 Alberto Salazar's 2:08:13 was initially considered to be a world's best in the marathon, but the mark was later rescinded by The Athletics Congress (now known as USA Track & Field) when the course was measured to be short by approximately 150 metres (160 yd).[20] Salazar remarked in 1985 that he would continue to believe that he ran a full marathon, since the lack of crowd control forced him to run wide during his turns.[21] He has also suggested that a change in how courses were measured after the 1981 race attributed to the discrepancy in the course length Men 1st place, Alberto Salazar United States 2:09.29 2nd place, Rodolfo Gómez Mexico 2:09.33 3rd place, Dan Schlesinger United States 2:11.54 4 Ryszard Marczak Poland 2:12.44 5 David Murphy England 2:12.48 6 Thomas Raunig United States 2:13.22 7 George Malley United States 2:13.29 8 José Gómez Mexico 2:13.43 9 Martti Kiilholma Finland 2:13.51 10 Dean Matthews United States 2:14.00 11 Ralph Serna United States 2:14.22 12 Ricardo Ortega Spain 2:14.23 13 Ralf Salzmann Germany 2:14.33 14 Armando Cendejas United States 2:15.00 15 Kjell-Erik Ståhl Sweden 2:15.02 16 Adrian Leek Wales 2:15.56 17 Anatoliy Aryukov Soviet Union 2:15.56 18 Benji Durden United States 2:16.09 19 Michael Pinocci United States 2:16.11 20 Oyvind Dahl Norway 2:16.33 21 Michael Buhmann United States 2:16.53 22 Don Norman United States 2:16.56 23 Mervyn Brameld England 2:17.11 24 Alessandro Rastello Italy 2:17.15 25 Demetrio Cabanillas Mexico 2:17.31 Women 1st place, Grete Waitz Norway 2:27.14 2nd place, Julie Brown United States 2:28.33 3rd place, Charlotte Teske Germany 2:31.53 4 Laura Fogli Italy 2:33.01 5 Ingrid Kristiansen Norway 2:33.36 6 Julie Isphording United States 2:34.24 7 Laurie Binder United States 2:35.18 8 Nadezhda Gumerova Soviet Union 2:35.28 9 Carla Beurskens Netherlands 2:35.37 10 Nancy Ditz United States 2:38.08 11 Cynthia Hamilton Canada 2:38.12 12 Marit Uglem Norway 2:39.34 13 Iciar Martinez Spain 2:42.36 14 Karolin Szabo Hungary 2:42.43 15 Kitty Consolo United States 2:42.46 16 Carol Gould England 2:42.47 17 Zhanna Domoratskaya Soviet Union 2:43.57 18 Laura Dewald United States 2:43.57 19 Cindy Dalrymple United States 2:44.15 20 Leslie Watson Scotland 2:44.18 21 Ann Peisch United States 2:44.32 22 Beverley Malan South Africa 2:44.40 23 Isabelle Carmichael United States 2:44.43 24 Sarah Quinn United States 2:45.18 25 Cindy Wuss United States 2:45.21