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Vinny Mauri, 25, was on pace for a record-breaking finish at the Chicago Marathon. For the first 30 kilometers, he was ahead of the American record set by Conner Mantz. Mauri's time of 1:28:15 at 30K suggested a potential finish of 2:04:07.
Despite slowing in the final 12 kilometers, Mauri finished 10th in 2:06:45. He was the third American to cross the line, behind Clayton Young and Charles Hicks. Mauri's performance marked his second marathon, following a win at Glass City. Read more culture coverage.
Mauri's first marathon win in Toledo was the fastest by an American. His Chicago performance, though slower, showed his potential against a competitive field. His 2:06:45 finish was 51 seconds slower than his debut. Related: Charles Hicks Aims for First American Finish in Chicago Marathon.
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Mauri led American record pace for 30K, finishing 10th overall. Vinny Mauri, 25, was on pace for a record-breaking finish at the Chicago Marathon. For the first 30 kilometers, he was ahead of the American record set by Conner Mantz. Mauri's time of 1:28:15 at 30K suggested a potential finish of 2:04:07.
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Runner World published this brief on October 12, 2026. The underlying Marathon Handbook report was dated October 11, 2026.
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