About 29,000 runners—including some celebrities—took on 13.1 miles at the 2026 Brooklyn Half. The course started in Prospect Park and finished on the Coney Island boardwalk. Fatima Alanis was the top women’s finisher in 1:13:12, while Abraham Longosiwa was the top finisher on the men’s side in 1:04:33. Danica Reinicke was the top nonbinary finisher in 1:18:21.

2026 Brooklyn Half Results | Athlete Tracking

Check out the results for the elites below, and find results for other runners in the links above.

Women’s top 10 – 2026 Brooklyn HalfFatima Alanis, 1:13:12Roberta Groner, 1:13:26Madison Offstein, 1:13:56Kidan Kidane, 1:14:45Fabiana Lafuente Pochettino, 1:15:07Sarah Chandler, 1:15:29Anastasia Dmitrienko, 1:16:00Alosha Southern, 1:16:11Victoria Sivco, 1:16:41Alexia Duquesne, 1:17:14Men’s top 10 – 2026 Brooklyn HalfAbraham Longosiwa, 1:04:33Ryan Kutch, 1:04:36Owen Ritz, 1:05:41Maxwell Etka, 1:05:48Evan Sherman, 1:06:00Jaouad El Jazouli, 1:06:27Devin Desouza, 1:07:19George Miao, 1:07:22Borgar Norrud, 1:07:29John Bleday, 1:07:40Nonbinary results – 2026 Brooklyn HalfDanica Reinicke, 1:18:21Jacob Caswell, 1:21:01J Solle, 1:22:45Truth Bachman, 1:24:30Best Running Gear Deals Right Now

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Dan Beck is the deputy news editor at Runner’s World. He has led news coverage teams for major running events like the Olympic Games, World Athletics Championships, Boston Marathon, and New York City Marathon. A former collegiate distance runner at DeSales University, he still enjoys running, just more slowly now. Before coming to Runner’s World, he covered track and field and cross-country at MileSplit. He lives in Philadelphia with his wife, where the two like to explore the city’s rich dining scene.