page_title: Little Rock Marathon
section_title: Male Winners
hierarchical_section_title: Little Rock Marathon / Full Marathon Winners / Male Winners
caption_attribution_description: English: 2006 Marathon Top Male - Charles Kamindo
context_page_description: The Little Rock Marathon, started in 2003, is an annual marathon held in Little Rock, Arkansas. The event, which is traditionally held the First Weekend of March each year, attracts participants from all 50 states and over 15 different countries. The mission of the Little Rock Marathon is to provide a premier event open to athletes of all abilities, while promoting a healthy lifestyle through running and walking and raising money for Little Rock Parks & Recreation. In January 2016, Runner’s World named the Little Rock Marathon as a “Bucket List Race: 10 Great Marathons for First-Timers”. It also ranked #5 on American Town Media's "The Dream 26: The Best and Most Unique Marathons In America" list and voted one of the best Half Marathons in the nation on the 100 Half Marathons Club 2017 list.
  The Little Rock Marathon is famous for the world’s largest finisher’s medal. Race organizers insist the medals get slightly bigger each year. The 2015 marathon medal measured 8 ½ x 8 ¼ inches and weighed just over 3 pounds. Another unique feature of the Little Rock Marathon is their themes; the event has a different theme each year.
context_section_description: 2003, Anatolie Vartosu, 2:36:53, Stamford, CT
  2004, Glen Mays, 2:34:30, Washington, DC
  2005, John Weru, 2:24:10, Mountain View, CA
  2006, Charles Kamindo, 2:19:48, Superior, CO
  2007, Przemek Bobrowski, 2:27:09, Poland
  2008, Tamrat Ayalew, 2:24:46, Marietta, GA
  2009, Augustus Mbusya Kavutu, 2:20:41, Albuquerque, NM
  2010, Moninda F Marube, 2:29:40, Keller, TX
  2011, Mark Chepses, 2:24:07, Calle Sierra Morelos
  2012, Mark Chepses, 2:29:42, Des Moines, IA
  2013, Mark Chepses, 2:19:45, Des Moines, IA
  2014, Mark Chepses, 2:25:42, Des Moines, IA
  2015, Yao Long, 2:44:40, CHANGCHUN, JILIN, China
  2016, Bryan Morseman, 2:27:15, Bath, NY
  2017, Adam Bradbury, 2:45:43, Bryant, AR
  2018, Drew Mueller, 2:32:34, University City, MO
  2019, Jeremy Provence, 2:42:23, Florence, AL
  2020, Jeremy Provence, 2:42:47, Florence, AL
caption: 2006 Marathon Top Male Finisher - Charles Kamindo
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