Bank of America : Course Records Fall at the Third Annual Bank of America Chicago 13.1

In the women's race, 2023 runner-up Joyline Chemutai took a commanding lead early on and never looked back. Chemutai broke the tape in 1:11:45, nearly a full minute ahead of second place finisher Jackie Gaughan's 1:12:41 finish. Mao Kiyota rounded out the podium in 1:13:00.

The wheelchair race featured tight competition, with Daniel Romanchuk narrowly defeating Aaron Pike by one second. Romanchuk's 43:44 winning time was the fastest finish in event history. Grant Pierce finished third in 58:50.

Caleb-Michael Files took the title in the non-binary competition, clocking in at 1:32:36. Juan Martinez and Johnny Pliego took second and third, finishing in 1:34:59 and 1:37:33, respectively.

Full results from the 2024 event are available at chicago13point1.com.

The fourth annual Bank of America Chicago 13.1 will take place on Sunday, June 1, 2025. More information about the 2025 race will be available this fall at chicago13point1.com.

The Bank of America Chicago 13.1 offers runner a unique experience, bringing a world-class half marathon to the neighborhoods of Chicago's West Side. The fourth annual event will take place on Sunday, June 1, 2025. The event brings a new kind of racing experience to the Chicago running community featuring a mix of fitness and lifestyle activations designed to inspire runners to connect with the communities where we live, work and run. A two-day packet pick-up will be held on Friday, May 30 and Saturday, May 31. The weekend celebrations will culminate with the half marathon on Sunday, June 1. For more information about the event and how to get involved, go to chicago13point1.com.

Alex Sawyer, Bank of America Chicago 13.1
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Diane Wagner, Bank of America
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