Göteborgsvarvet

Runners at the 2010 edition of the race

Göteborgsvarvet is an annual half marathon running event in Gothenburg, Sweden. First held in 1980, it is often referred to as the Göteborg Half Marathon in English).

The 2020 and 2021 editions were both cancelled because of the Coronavirus pandemic.^[1]^[2]

Winners

Victor Kipchirchir winning the 2012 event.

Mustafa Mohamed has won the eent twice

Key: Course record Country's championship race

Year	Men's winner	Time (h:m:s)	Women's winner	Time (h:m:s)
1980	Göran Högberg (SWE)	1:06:17	Midde Hamrin (SWE)	1:15:50
1981	Göran Högberg (SWE)	1:05:44	Evy Palm (SWE)	1:17:47
1982	Mats Erixon (SWE)	1:02:54	Grete Waitz (NOR)	1:09:57
1983	Tommy Persson (SWE)	1:04:40	Jeanette Nordgren (SWE)	1:14:54
1984	Mats Erixon (SWE)	1:03:14	Midde Hamrin (SWE)	1:10:46
1985	Mats Erixon (SWE)	1:04:35	Jeanette Nordgren (SWE)	1:13:44
1986	Mats Erixon (SWE)	1:03:41	Evy Palm (SWE)	1:12:11
1987	Mats Erixon (SWE)	1:03:37	Midde Hamrin (SWE)	1:13:24
1988	Håkan Börjesson (SWE)	1:05:13	Evy Palm (SWE)	1:14:19
1989	Simon Robert Naali (TAN)	1:03:35	Elisabeth Johannesson (SWE)	1:17:16
1990	Thomas Robert Naali (TAN)	1:01:54	Midde Hamrin (SWE)	1:12:45
1991	Andrea Nade (KEN)	1:04:38	Ingrid Kristiansen (NOR)	1:12:30
1992	Onesmo Ludago (TAN)	1:03:24	Suzanne Rigg (GBR)	1:13:26
1993	Francis Robert Naali (TAN)	1:03:37	Ritva Lemettinen (FIN)	1:13:30
1994	Onesmo Ludago (TAN)	1:03:08	Ritva Lemettinen (FIN)	1:13:04
1995	Richard Nerurkar (GBR)	1:02:39	Ritva Lemettinen (FIN)	1:13:18
1996	Wilson Musto (KEN)	1:03:12	Aniela Nikiel (POL)	1:14:29
1997	Martin Ojuku (KEN)	1:01:44	Joyce Chepchumba (KEN)	1:09:50
1998	Fred Ntabo (KEN)	1:03:28	Nadesjda Iljina (RUS)	1:12:31
1999	Rachid Ait-Bensalem (MAR)	1:02:18	Nadesjda Iljina (RUS)	1:11:47
2000	Faustin Baha (TAN)	1:02:42	Stine Larsen (NOR)	1:09:28
2001	Pavel Loskutov (EST)	1:03:00	Stine Larsen (NOR)	1:11:07
2002	Mustafa Mohamed (SWE)	1:03:35	Lena Gavelin (SWE)	1:13:03
2003	Benjamin Rotich (KEN)	1:03:43	Meriem Wangari (KEN)	1:13:27
2004	Mustafa Mohamed (SWE)	1:04:03	Leah Kiprono (KEN)	1:18:06
2005	Silas Sang (KEN)	1:03:19	Susan Kirui (KEN)	1:12:34
2006	Abdelkader El Mouaziz (MAR)	1:02:14	Helena Javornik (SLO)	1:12:34
2007	Sylvester Kimeli Teimet (KEN)	1:04:03	Kirsten Melkevik Otterbu (NOR)	1:12:38
2008	Sylvester Kimeli Teimet (KEN)	1:01:21	Kirsten Melkevik Otterbu (NOR)	1:10:19
2009	Nicholas Manza Kamakya (KEN)	1:01:55	Ana Dulce Félix (POR)	1:11:27
2010	Sammy Kiprono Kirui (KEN)	1:01:10	Amane Gobena (ETH)	1:11:40
2011	Albert Matebor Kiplagat (KEN)	1:00:52	Joyce Chepkirui (KEN)	1:09:04
2012	Victor Kipchirchir (KEN)	1:00:25	Hilda Kibet (NED)	1:09:27
2013	Jackson Kiprop (UGA)	1:03:13	Isabella Ochichi (KEN)	1:11:29
2014	Ghirmay Ghebreselassie (ERI)	1:00:36	Worknesh Degefa (ETH)	1:10:12
2015	Richard Mengich (KEN)	1.08.13	Worknesh Degefa (ETH)	1.00.44
2016	Richard Mengich (KEN)	0:59:35	Violah Jepchumba (KEN)	1:08:01
2017	Geoffrey Yegon (KEN)	01:00:19	Fancy Chemutai (KEN)	01:07:58
2018	Shadrack Kimining (KEN)	1.01.31	Meseret Tola (ETH)	1.09.06
2019	Shadrack Kimining (KEN)	1:00:38	Tabitha Gichia (KEN)	1:08:18
2020	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic
2021	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic
2022	Amos Kipruto (KEN)	1:00:50	Tigist Assefa (ETH)	1:08:20
2023^[3]	Edmond Kipngetich (KEN)	1.01.46	Susan Chembai (KEN)	1.10.40