Polish team comes first in Warsaw Marathon!

With Poles coming second in both the women's and the men's marathons and first in the wheelchair marathon, this was a victorious day for Polish athletics. 

Poland's Izabela Paszkiewicz - runner-up in the women's marathon.

Photo: PAP/Leszek Szymański

With Poles as runners up in both the men's and the women's marathons and Witold Wisztela the first across the line in a wheelchair, this was Poland's day. 

Poland also came first in the TEAM UP! Europe duos with the combined times of the top three duos as follows: 

POLSKA 2 (Mateusz KACZOR, Izabela PASZKIEWICZ) – 04:43:57
UKRAINA 1 (Mykola NYZHNYK, Olha NYZHNYK) – 04:44:37
UKRAINA 2 (Vitaliy SHAFAR, Marina NEMCHENKO) – 04:51:52

➡️ Warsaw Marathon winners! 1st and 2nd in men’s able-bodied (Levente Szemerei HU and Mateusz Kaczor PL), 1st and 2nd in women’s (Olha Nyzhnyk UA and Izabela Paszkiewicz PL) and 1st Wheelchair contestant (Witold Misztela PL). Team winners: Poland! pic.twitter.com/95doWF3fpw

— Radio Poland (@thenews_PL) September 29, 2024

Winner of the women's marathon, Olga Nyzhnyk from Ukraine:

Wielkie gratulacje dla zwyciężczyni 46. Nationale-Nederlanden Maratonu Warszawskiego - Olgi Nyzhnyk, która przekroczyła linię mety z czasem 02:31:24!🥇#MaratonWarszawski pic.twitter.com/UzaqSDb6gt

— Maraton Warszawski (@Warsaw_Marathon) September 29, 2024

Winner of the men's marathon, Levente Szemerei from Hungary:

Levente Szemerei broni tytułu zwycięzcy 46. Nationale-Nederlanden Maratonu Warszawskiego z czasem 02:10:43 🔥 To nowy rekord Węgier 🇭🇺#MaratonWarszawski pic.twitter.com/1RXk3NoKgt

— Maraton Warszawski (@Warsaw_Marathon) September 29, 2024

Sources: X/@Warsaw_Marathon, Polish Radio English Section

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