Runners hit the pavement Sunday morning for the Bank of America 13.1 Half Marathon in Garfield Park.

Participants ran through the city's West Side while viewing some of the historical sites along the course route — starting in Garfield Park, heading down Independence and Douglass boulevards through Douglass Park, back along the same boulevards through Garfield Park again, and along Franklin and Sacramento boulevards to Humboldt Park before ending back in Garfield Park.

This year, Zouhair Talbi won for the men's division and overall race with a time of 1:01:08, while Meseret Belete Tola finished with a time of 1:09:36 for the women's division. The two beat last year's time by winners Peter Njeru, who finished the race at 1:01:46, and Joyline Chemutai at 1:11:45.

Daniel Romanchuk remains undefeated in the half marathon's men's wheelchair division, finishing at 43:43, beating his time last year by one second of 43:44. That time is now held this year by runner-up Aaron Pike.

Susannah Scaroni took first in the women's wheelchair division with a time of 48:50.

Ricky Gupta was victorious in the non-binary division, beating last year's time, held by Caleb-Michael Files of 1:32:36, finishing at 1:28:22.

"We're proud to celebrate four years of racing through Chicago's West Side," Carey Pinkowski, Executive Race Director of the Bank of America Chicago Marathon, Shamrock Shuffle and Chicago 13.1, said in a news release. "The energy of the neighborhoods, the commitment of our partners, and the support of our local running communities make this event truly special. We're excited to see the Bank of America Chicago 13.1 continue to grow in both scale and impact."

Full results from the 2025 event are available on the Bank of America Chicago 13.1 website.

The video above is from an earlier report.