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Place de la Bastille, where the new race finished

The Paris Ekiden, formerly known as the Versailles to Paris Ekiden, is an international ekiden (marathon relay race) held in Paris. The inaugural race in 1990 was marred by a series of problems, which led to the race's discontinuation until 2013 when it returned on an annual basis.[1][2]

History

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The inaugural edition of the race in 1990 featured 20 teams of 6 runners, with each team consisting of 4 men and 2 women. It had a budget of 6 million Euros.[3]

During the final stage of the race, all teams except for the two leaders Great Britain and Denmark ran off course. As a result, all but those teams ran approximately 1 kilometre (0.62 mi) short of the official race distance. It was viewed as a failure of event security, and the competition was not held again the following year.[3][1]

The race would not return again until 2013 on a yearly basis, with the elite athletes running alongside a mass ekiden race. The new race started near The Louvre and finished at the Place de la Bastille.[4]

Winners

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Paris Ekiden winning teams (6-leg races)
Ed. Date Athletes Split Team Time Ref
1st 28 October 1990 Albertina Dias 10:47  Portugal 1:59:04 (~40 km) [5][3]
Luis-Felipe de Jesus 12:06
Ezequiel Canario 20:10
Elisio Rios 33:06
Monica Gama 19:51
 Juan-Carlos Montero Castellanos (ESP) 23:04
2nd 3 November 2013 Yuki Namba 15:12  Japan 2:15:14 (marathon) [6]
Yuji Sasanuma 32:09
Yuki Nakamura 18:06
Yuka Ando 35:08
Kenta Chiba 15:43
Kumiko Kamei 18:59
3rd 2 November 2014 Josephat Muraga 15:18  France 2:07:47 (marathon) [7]
Willy Nduwimana 30:09
Said El Medouly 15:13
Ezechiel Nizigiyimana 30:25
Ruben Iindongo 15:04
Jean Claude Niyonizigiye 21:31
4th 1 November 2015  Dieudonne Disi (RWA) 15:49 Unirun 2:11:03 (marathon) [8]
 Gervais Hakizimana (RWA) 30:45
 Thomas Larchaud (FRA) 16:19
 Jean-damascene Habarurema (RWA) 30:50
 Mondhir Fekir (FRA) 15:42
 Romain Hesschentier (FRA) 21:42
5th 6 November 2016  Thomas Larchaud (FRA) 15:50 Unirun 2:13:41 (marathon) [9]
 Jean-damascene Habarurema (RWA) 31:26
 Benoit Looten (FRA) 16:05
 Abraham Niyonkuru (BDI) 31:42
 Mondhir Fekir (FRA) 16:37
 Gervais Hakizimana (RWA) 22:03
6th 5 November 2017  Thomas Larchaud (FRA) 14:31 Unirun 1 2:14:33 (marathon) [10]
 Jean-damascene Habarurema (RWA) 31:50
 Julien Duchateau (FRA) 15:49
 Mondhir Fekir (FRA) 32:17
 Gervais Hakizimana (RWA) 15:35
 Abraham Niyonkuru (BDI) 24:31
7th 4 November 2018  Romain Courcières (FRA) Alès Cévennes Athlétisme 2:08:23 (marathon) [11][12][13]
 Christopher Berraho (FRA)
 Julien Samson (FRA)
 El Hassane Ben Lkhainouch (FRA)
 Julien Mendez (FRA)
 Damien Gras (FRA)
8th 3 November 2019  Thomas Wadoux (FRA) 15:33 Unirun 59 2:10:22 (marathon) [14]
 Felicien Muhitira (RWA) 29:52
 Gervais Hakizimana (RWA) 15:25
 Isaac Maiyo Kibiwott (KEN) 31:20
 Abraham Niyonkuru (BDI) 15:17
 Jeremy Carrier (FRA) 22:58
9th 7 November 2021 Jules Robin 14:39 PMAV 2:13:21 (marathon) [15]
Hatem Fares 31:11
Ken Chareil 16:27
Sajid Mouhcine 32:19
Yacine Tajja 15:58
Youssef Mekdafou 22:51
10th 6 November 2022  Yann Schrub (FRA) 14:27 Team Adidas 2:04:40 (marathon) [16]
 Benjamin Choquert (FRA) 29:55
 Pierre Kardous (FRA) 16:07
 Hassan Chahdi (FRA) 28:54
 Paul Anselmini (FRA) 14:39
 Valentin Gondouin (FRA) 20:41
11th 5 November 2023  Pierre Carlier (FRA) 15:12 Racing Multi Athlon 2:14:53 (42 km) [17]
 Kevin El Fallahi (FRA) 33:54
 Paul-Mathieu Lannuzel (FRA) 15:27
 Krilan Le Bihan (FRA) 32:37
 Pierre McGarvey (FRA) 16:25
 Teo Rubens Banini (FRA) 21:22

Stage bests

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Best stage times per year (6-stage race)
Year Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5 Stage 6
Distance Best time Athlete Distance Best time Athlete Distance Best time Athlete Distance Best time Athlete Distance Best time Athlete Distance Best time Athlete
1990 3.2 km 10:47  Albertina Dias (POR) 4.5 km 11:59  Brahim El-Ghazali (FRA) 7.1 km 18:56  Mohamed Issengar (MAR) 10.9 km 32:24  Richard Nerurkar (ENG) 6.9 km 19:22  Malin Ewerlöf Krepp (SWE) 7.7 km 22:47  Said Aouita (MAR)
2013 5.25 km 15:12  Yuki Namba (JPN) 10.5 km 32:09  Yuji Sasanuma (JPN) 5.25 km 18:06  Yuki Nakamura (JPN) 10.5 km 35:08  Yuka Ando (JPN) 5.25 km 15:43  Kenta Chiba (JPN) 5.445 km 18:22  Vincent Bernard (FRA)
2014 5 km 15:18  Josephat Muraga (FRA) 10 km 29:48  Andrea Lalli (ITA) 5 km 14:40  Timothee Bommier (FRA) 10 km 30:15  Ahmed El Mazoury (ITA) 5 km 14:34  Pierre Urruty (FRA) 7.195 km 21:31  Jean Claude Niyonizigiye (FRA)
2015 5 km 15:49  Dieudonné Disi (RWA) 10 km 30:27  Ryotaro Nitta (JPN) 5 km 16:19  Thomas Larchaud (FRA) 10 km 30:27  Ryo Ishita (JPN) 5 km 15:42  Mondhir Fekir (FRA) 7.195 km 20:53  Hiroyoshi Umegae (JPN)
2016 5 km 15:13  Tarik Moukrime (FRA) 10 km 31:26  Jean-damascene Habarurema (RWA) 5 km 15:57  Remi Deprez (FRA) 10 km 31:41  David Kamwende Chege (KEN) 5 km 16:01  Theo Daeschler (FRA) 7.195 km 21:39  Vincent Luis (FRA)
2017 5 km 14:25  Alexandre Descot (FRA) 10 km 31:50  Jean-damascene Habarurema (RWA) 5 km 15:49  Julien Duchateau (FRA) 10 km 32:15  Romain Vogt (FRA) 5 km 15:28  Nicolas Dalmasso (FRA) 7.195 km 23:54  Adrien Guiomar (FRA)
2018 5.1 km 14:45 10 km 29:44 5 km 15:12 10 km 29:58 5 km 14:59 7.095 km 20:51
2019 5.1 km 14:56  Youssef Mekdafou (FRA) 10 km 29:52  Felicien Muhitira (RWA) 5 km 15:25  Gervais Hakizimana (RWA) 10 km 31:20  Isaac Maiyo Kibiwott (KEN) 5 km 15:17  Abraham Niyonkuru (BDI) 7.095 km 22:43  Baptiste Cartieaux (FRA)
2021 5.1 km 14:02  Yoann Kowal (FRA) 10 km 29:34  Felicien Muhitira (RWA) 5 km 16:05 Kevin Cecchinel 10 km 30:37 Bertrand Gaget 5 km 15:43 Yoan Duboin 7.095 km 22:32 Kevin Daniel
2022 5 km 14:02  Yann Schrub (FRA) 10 km 29:29  Mehdi Frere (FRA) 5 km 15:04  Arthur Descazeaud (FRA) 10 km 28:54  Hassan Chahdi (FRA) 5 km 14:39  Paul Anselmini (FRA) 7.195 km 20:41  Valentin Gondouin (FRA)
2023 5 km 15:12  Pierre Carlier (FRA) 10 km 31:18  Antoine Provost (FRA) 5 km 15:27  Paul-Mathieu Lannuzel (FRA) 10 km 31:34  Sacha Liguori (FRA) 5 km 15:43  Edmond Baudot (FRA) 7 km 21:22  Teo Rubens Banini (FRA)

References

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  2. ^ "MAIF Ekiden de Paris Results". maif-ekiden-paris.fr (in French). Retrieved 1 November 2024.
  3. ^ a b c "EKIDEN: UN RELAIS ENRAYE". L'Humanité (in French). 29 October 1990. Retrieved 5 November 2024.
  4. ^ "The Paris Ekiden a Surprising Success". RunnerSpace. Retrieved 7 November 2024.
  5. ^ "ARRS recap for race #5881". Association of Road Racing Statisticians. "ARRS recap for race #5882". Association of Road Racing Statisticians. "ARRS recap for race #5883". Association of Road Racing Statisticians. "ARRS recap for race #5884". Association of Road Racing Statisticians. "ARRS recap for race #5885". Association of Road Racing Statisticians. "ARRS recap for race #5886". Association of Road Racing Statisticians.
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  10. ^ "05/11/17 - Ekiden de Paris". athle.fr (in French). Retrieved 6 November 2024.
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  12. ^ "Résultats : EKIDEN DE PARIS - Ekiden". breizhchrono.com (in French). Retrieved 6 November 2024.
  13. ^ "Les athlètes de l'AC2A sacrés à l'Ekiden 2018" (PDF). lemag.ales.fr (in French). p. 14. Retrieved 6 November 2024.
  14. ^ "03/11/19 - Ekiden de Paris Paris - I-F - 075 - Label National". athle.fr (in French). Retrieved 6 November 2024.
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  16. ^ "06/11/22 - Ekiden de Paris - Championnats de France d'Ekiden Paris - I-F - 075 - Label National". athle.fr (in French). Retrieved 6 November 2024.
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