Masters W60 marathon world record progression

Masters W60 marathon world record progression is the progression of world record improvements of the marathon W60 division of Masters athletics. Records must be set in properly conducted, official competitions under the standing IAAF rules unless modified by World Masters Athletics.

The W60 division consists of female athletes who have reached the age of 60 but have not yet reached the age of 65, so exactly from their 60th birthday to the day before their 65th birthday. Marathon running is not normally seeded into age divisions so all of these records were set in marathon race open to most other age groups.

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Time  | Athlete  | Nationality  | Birthdate  | Location  | Date

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2:52:01  | Mariko Yugeta |  Japan | 13 May 1958  | Tokyo | 10 April 2021
2:52:13  | Mariko Yugeta |  Japan | 13 May 1958  | Osaka | 31 January 2021
2:56:54  | Mariko Yugeta |  Japan | 13 May 1958  | Saitama | 8 December 2019
3:01:30  | Bernardine Portenski |  New Zealand | 26 August 1949  | Gold Coast | 4 July 2010
3:02:50  | Claudine Marchadier  |  France | 30 August 1947  | La Rochelle | 25 November 2007
3:07:48  | Emmi Lüthi  |  Switzerland | 1 March 1944  | Luzern | 27 October 2007
3:11:57a | Barbara Miller  |  United States | 7 August 1939  | Boston | 17 April 2000
3:14:50[1] | Barbara Miller  |  United States | 7 August 1939  | Huntsville | 11 December 1999
3:14:56  | Christa Wulf  |  Germany | 11 December 1933  | Berlin | 28 September 1997
3:15:30  | Helen Dick  |  United States | 4 August 1924  | Chicago | 21 October 1984
3:19:36  | Liselotte Schulz  |  Germany | 7 May 1920  | Bremen | 24 April 1983
3:21:47  | Liselotte Schulz  |  Germany | 7 May 1920  | Glasgow | 24 August 1980
3:25:40  | Marcie Trent  |  United States | 22 December 1917  | Boise | 11 November 1979
3:26:16  | Marcie Trent  |  United States | 22 December 1917  | Weott | 7 May 1978

## References[edit]

1. ^ "VR5 Marathon".

Masters Athletics Marathon list
*[a]: Assisted road course (downhill or favouring wind)