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[[File:2017_Amsterdam_Marathon_Abraham_Kiptum.jpg|thumb|[[Abraham Kiptum]], ran a half marathon in 2018 in a time of 58:18, which would have been a world record (world record 58:23), but in 2019 this world record was nullified, because of a doping violation verdict in 2019.<ref>{{Cite news|title=Kenya's Kiptum gets four-year ban|language=en-GB|work=BBC Sport|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/athletics/50380276|access-date=2020-12-16}}</ref>]]

The '''[[List of world records in athletics|world record]] in the [[half marathon]]''' has been officially recognized since 1 January 2004 by the [[International Association of Athletics Federations]] (IAAF), the international [[Sport governing body|governing body]] for the [[sport of athletics]]. A total of five men's world records and six women's world records have been officially ratified since that date. The IAAF officially recognized the fastest times before that date as a "world best" from 1 January 2003 onwards. Before that date, the IAAF did not recognize any [[road running]] world records,<ref name=IAAF>[https://iaaf-ebooks.s3.amazonaws.com/2015/Beijing-2015-Statistics-Handbook/index.htm IAAF Statistics Book – IAAF World Championships Beijing 2015]. IAAF (2015), pp. 684-5, 805-6. Retrieved on 19 February 2017</ref> though the concept of a world record was recognized by other organizations, such as the [[Association of Road Racing Statisticians]] (ARRS).<ref name=ARRS1>[https://arrs.run/RecProg/RP_wwR.htm World Best Progressions- Road]. [[Association of Road Racing Statisticians]]. Retrieved on 19 February 2017.</ref>

The men's half-marathon world record is 57:31, set by Ugandan [[Jacob Kiplimo]] on {{dts|21 November 2021}} during the [[Lisbon Half Marathon]].<ref name=":0" />

The women's record is 1:02:52, set by [[Letesenbet Gidey]] on 24 October 2021, at the Valencia Half Marathon. The previous record of 1:04:02 was set by Ruth Chepngetich of Kenya on 4 April 2021, in Istanbul, Turkey. On 8 September 2019, [[Brigid Kosgei]] ran a time of 64:28 minutes at the 2019 [[Great North Run]] in [[Newcastle on Tyne|Newcastle, England]], 23 seconds faster than previous best, however the Great North Run is not eligible for record purposes.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.athleticsweekly.com/event-reports/brigid-kosgei-runs-fastest-half-marathon-ever-by-a-woman-1039924848/|title=Brigid Kosgei run fastest half-marathon ever by a woman|date=8 September 2019 |publisher=Athletics Weekly|access-date=8 September 2019}}</ref> The IAAF has since 2011 also kept records for the fastest time run by women in women-only races (i.e. without male [[pacemaker (running)|pacemaker]]s). The best time for that category is held by [[Peres Jepchirchir]], who ran 1:05:16 in [[Gdynia]] on 17 October 2020.  There was some criticism of this change, as the IAAF originally intended to downgrade world records set in mixed-gender races to "world best" status. Still, in response the organization agreed to maintain historic marks as official.<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2011/nov/10/paula-radcliffe-world-marathon-record Paula Radcliffe keeps her marathon world record in IAAF about-turn ]. ''The Guardian'' (10 November 2011). Retrieved on 19 February 2017.</ref>

Races close to the official half marathon distance of 21.0975 kilometers (13.1094&nbsp;mi) had taken place throughout the early 20th century, and athletes had also been timed at the midpoint of full [[marathon]]s, but the first half marathon races proper emerged in the 1960s. Some of that era, such as the [[Route du Vin Half Marathon]] and [[San Blas Half Marathon]] (which both took the official distance in 1966) are extant today.<ref>

[https://arrs.run/HP_RVnHM.htm Route du Vin Half Marathon]. ARRS. Retrieved on 19 February 2017.</ref><ref>[https://arrs.run/HP_SBlHM.htm San Blas Half Marathon]. ARRS. Retrieved on 19 February 2017.</ref> The earliest half marathon world record accepted by the [[Association of Track and Field Statisticians]] is that of 67:01 minutes run by Englishman [[Brian Hill-Cottingham]] in [[Romford]] in 1960.<ref>[https://spikes.iaaf.org/post/britains-half-marathon-history Doing Things By Half]. SPIKES Magazine (29 March 2016). Retrieved on 19 February 2017.</ref><ref>Robinson, Roger (28 July 2010). [http://www.runnersworld.com/running-times-info/footsteps-historic-half-marathons Footsteps: Historic half-Marathon]. ''Runner's World''. Retrieved on 19 February 2017.</ref> For women, the earliest ARRS-recognised time is that of American [[Kathy Gibbons]], who finished the distance in 83:56 on 7 March 1971 in [[Phoenix, Arizona]].<ref name=ARRS1/> The earliest men's and women's marks recognized as world records by the IAAF are 65:44 set by [[Ron Hill]] in 1965 and 75:04 set by [[Marty Cooksey]] in 1978.<ref name=IAAF/>

On 30 March 1991, [[Arturo Barrios]] ran a world record distance of 21.101 km in [[Hour run|one hour]], becoming the first man to run the half marathon distance in under one hour.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://media.aws.iaaf.org/misc/eBook/index.html#page=118 |title=Progression of World Athletics Records (2020 edition) |author=IAAF |author-link=International Association of Athletics Federations |date=16 April 2021 |access-date=11 May 2021 }}</ref> On 3 April 1993, [[Moses Tanui]] became the first man to run a half marathon race in under one hour, with a time of 59:47.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://media.aws.iaaf.org/misc/eBook/index.html#page=400 |title=Progression of World Athletics Records (2020 edition) |author=IAAF|author-link=International Association of Athletics Federations |date=16 April 2021 |access-date=11 May 2021 }}</ref>

==World record progression==
'''Key:'''<br />
{{legend2|#D6ECF3|Listed by the [[World Athletics]] as a world best prior to official acceptance<ref name="IAAF"/>|border=solid 1px #AAAAAA}}<br />
{{legend2|#87CEEB|Ratified by the [[World Athletics]] as a world best (since 1 January 2003) or world record (since 1 January 2004)<ref name="IAAF"/>|border=solid 1px #AAAAAA}}<br />
{{legend2|#cef6f5;|- pending ratification by [[World Athletics]]|border=solid 1px #AAAAAA}}
{{legend2|#FFD0BD|Recognized by the Association of Road Racing Statisticians<ref name=ARRS1/>|border=solid 1px #AAAAAA}}

===Men===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style=" font-size: 95%;"
|- style="background:#dfdfdf;"
!Time
!Name
!Nationality
!Date
!Event/Place
!Source
!Notes
|- style="background:#ffd0bd;"
| {{tts|1:07:01}} || [[Brian Hill-Cottingham]] ||{{GBR}} || {{dts|9 April 1960}} || [[Romford]] || ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:05:44}} || [[Ron Hill]] || {{GBR}} || {{dts|19 June 1965}} || [[Freckleton]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:05:42}} || [[Pete Ravald]] || {{GBR}} || {{dts|18 June 1966}} || [[Freckleton]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:04:28}} || [[Abebe Bikila]] || {{Flag|Ethiopian Empire|name=Ethiopia}}|| {{dts|21 October 1964}} || [[Tokyo]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || <ref group=Note name=Uncertified /><ref group=Note name=Longer />
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:03:22}} || [[Derek Clayton]] || {{AUS}} || {{dts|3 December 1967}} || [[Fukuoka Marathon]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || <ref group=Note name=Uncertified /><ref group=Note name=Longer />
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"| {{tts|1:04:45}} || [[Ron Hill]] || {{GBR}} || {{dts|21 June 1969}} || [[Freckleton]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:03:53}} || [[Derek Graham]] || {{GBR}} || {{dts|2 May 1970}} || [[Belfast]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:03:46}} || [[Juan Rafael Angel Perez]] || {{CRC}} || {{dts|8 February 1976}} || [[Coamo]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:03:46}} || [[Jose Reveyn]] || {{BEL}} || {{dts|27 March 1976}} || [[CPC Loop Den Haag|The Hague]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:02:57}} || [[Miruts Yifter]] || {{Flag|Ethiopia|1975}}|| {{dts|6 February 1977}} || [[Coamo]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || IAAF notes unrounded time as 1:02:56.3
|- style="background:#ffd0bd;"
| {{tts|1:02:37}} || [[Toshihiro Matsumoto]] ||{{JPN}} || {{dts|6 February 1977}} || [[Beppu, Ōita]] || ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:02:47}} || [[Tony Simmons (athlete)|Tony Simmons]] || {{GBR}} || {{dts|24 June 1978}} || [[Welwyn Garden City]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:02:36}} || [[Nick Rose (runner)|Nick Rose]] || {{GBR}} || {{dts|14 October 1979}} || [[Dayton]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:02:32}} || [[Kirk Pfeffer]] || {{USA}} || {{dts|7 December 1979}} || [[Las Vegas Valley|Las Vegas]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:02:16}} || [[Stan Mavis]] || {{USA}} || {{dts|27 January 1980}} || [[New Orleans]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:01:47}} || [[Herb Lindsay]] || {{USA}} || {{dts|20 September 1981}} || [[Manchester, Vermont]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:01:36}} || [[Michael Musyoki]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|19 September 1982}} || [[Philadelphia]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:01:32}} || [[Paul Cummings]] || {{USA}} || {{dts|25 September 1983}} || [[Dayton]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:01:14}} || [[Steve Jones (runner)|Steve Jones]] || {{GBR}} || {{dts|11 August 1985}} || [[Birmingham]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:00:55}} || [[Mark Curp]] || {{USA}} || {{dts|15 September 1985}} || [[Philadelphia]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:00:43}} || [[Michael Musyoki]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|8 June 1986}} || [[South Shields]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || <ref group=Note name=Uncertified />
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:00:10}} || [[Matthews Temane]] || {{Flag|South Africa|1982}}|| {{dts|25 July 1987}} || [[East London, Eastern Cape|East London]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || <ref group=Note name=Uncertified />
|- style="background:#ffd0bd;"
| {{tts|1:00:46}} || [[Dionicio Cerón]] ||{{MEX}} || {{dts|16 September 1990}} || [[Philadelphia]] || ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:00:06}} || [[Steve Moneghetti]] || {{AUS}} || {{dts|24 January 1993}} || [[Tokyo]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || <ref group=Note name=Uncertified />
|- style="background:#ffd0bd;"
| {{tts|1:00:24}} || [[Benson Masya]] ||{{KEN}} || {{dts|3 April 1993}} || [[CPC Loop Den Haag|The Hague]] || ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|59:47}} || [[Moses Tanui]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|3 April 1993}} || [[Milan]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || 
|- style="background:#ffd0bd;"
| {{tts|1:00:13}} || [[Paul Tergat]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|15 April 1994}} || [[Milan]] || ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#ffd0bd;"
| {{tts|59:56}} || [[Shem Kororia]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|4 October 1997}} || [[Košice]] || ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|59:43}} || [[António Pinto (athlete)|António Pinto]] || {{POR}} || {{dts|15 March 1998}} || [[Lisbon Half Marathon|Lisbon]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || <ref group=Note name=Uncertified />
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|59:17}} || [[Paul Tergat]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|4 April 1998}} || [[Milan]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|59:06}} || [[Paul Tergat]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|26 March 2000}} || [[Lisbon Half Marathon|Lisbon]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || <ref group=Note name=Uncertified />
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|59:16}} || [[Samuel Wanjiru]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|11 September 2005}} || [[Rotterdam Half Marathon|Rotterdam]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || ARRS notes unrounded time as 59:15.8
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|59:05}} || [[Zersenay Tadese]] || {{ERI}} || {{dts|18 September 2005}} || [[South Shields]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || <ref group=Note name=Uncertified />
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|58:55}} || [[Haile Gebrselassie]] || {{Flag|Ethiopia|1996}}|| {{dts|15 January 2006}} || [[Rock 'n' Roll Arizona Marathon|Tempe]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || Disputed by ARRS due to advantage of wind-shielding by a vehicle<ref name=ARRS1/>
|- style="background:#ffd0bd;"
| {{tts|59:07}} || [[Paul Malakwen Kosgei]] ||{{KEN}} || {{dts|2 April 2006}} || [[Berlin Half Marathon|Berlin]] || ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|58:53}} || [[Samuel Wanjiru]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|9 February 2007}} || [[Ras Al Khaimah Half Marathon|Ras al-Khaimah]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|58:33}} || [[Samuel Wanjiru]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|17 March 2007}} || [[CPC Loop Den Haag|The Hague]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || ARRS notes time as 58:35
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|58:23}} || [[Zersenay Tadese]] ||{{ERI}} || {{dts|21 March 2010}} || [[Lisbon Half Marathon|Lisbon]] || IAAF,<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.iaaf.org/news/kind=101/newsid=56665.html |title=World Records Ratified |author=IAAF |author-link=International Association of Athletics Federations |date=10 May 2010 |location=Monte Carlo |access-date=26 June 2011 }}</ref> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|58:18}} || [[Abraham Kiptum]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|28 October 2018}} || [[Valencia Half Marathon|Valencia]] || IAAF<ref name="Kiptum">{{cite news|last=Valiente|first=Emeterio|title=FLASH: Kiptum breaks world half marathon record in Valencia with 58:18|url=https://www.iaaf.org/news/report/world-half-marathon-record-valencia-kiptum|work=[[IAAF]]|date=28 October 2018|access-date=28 October 2018}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.iaaf.org/news/press-release/world-half-marathon-record-kiptum-valencia |title=World record ratified |author=IAAF |author-link=International Association of Athletics Federations |date=6 December 2018 |access-date=8 December 2018 }}</ref> || suspended for doping (26 April 2019)
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|58:01}} || [[Geoffrey Kamworor]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|15 September 2019}} || [[Copenhagen Half Marathon|Copenhagen]] || IAAF <ref>{{cite news|title=Kamworor breaks world half marathon record in Copenhagen with 58:01|url=https://www.iaaf.org/news/report/geoffrey-kamworor-world-record-copenhagen-hal|publisher=IAAF|author=Jon Mulkeen|date=15 September 2019|access-date=27 September 2019}}</ref> ||
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|57:32}} || [[Kibiwott Kandie]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|2020.12.06|format=dmy}} || [[Valencia Marathon|Valencia]]<!-- it appears that the half marathon run on 2020.12.06 in valencia alongside the marathon was technically run as a race of the 40th valencia marathon, rather than the 30th valencia half marathon, since the media guide for the elite edition races prominently referenced the event as the 40th edition of the marathon (and does not appear to give the half marathon a separate edition number), while the half marathon planned for 2021 is marketed as the 30th valencia half marathon (which is what the 2020 edition was numbered before the pandemic), and the marathon planned for 2021 does not appear to be marketed as the 40th valencia marathon --> || World Athletics<ref>{{cite news|title=57:32! Kandie crushes half marathon world record in Valencia|url=https://www.worldathletics.org/competitions/world-athletics-label-road-races/news/kibiwott-kandie-half-marathon-world-record|publisher=World Athletics|author=Emeterio Valiente|date=6 December 2020|access-date=8 December 2020}}</ref> ||
|-style="background:#cef6f5;"
| {{tts|57:31}} || [[Jacob Kiplimo]] || {{UGA}} || {{dts|21 November 2021}} || [[Lisbon Half Marathon|Lisbon]] || World Athletics<ref name=":0">{{cite news|title=Kiplimo breaks world half marathon record in Lisbon|url=https://worldathletics.org/competitions/world-athletics-label-road-races/news/jacob-kiplimo-world-half-marathon-record-lisbon|publisher=World Athletics|date=21 November 2021|access-date=21 November 2021}}</ref> ||
|}

===Women===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style=" font-size: 95%;"
|- style="background:#dfdfdf;"
!Time
!Name
!Nationality
!Date
!Event/Place
!Source
!Notes
|- style="background:#ffd0bd;"
| {{tts|1:23:56}} || [[Kathy Gibbons]] ||{{USA}} || {{dts|7 March 1971}} || [[Phoenix, Arizona]] || ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#ffd0bd;"
| {{tts|1:23:11}} || [[Chantal Langlacé]] ||{{FRA}} || {{dts|8 September 1974}} || [[Aÿ, Marne|Aÿ-Champagne]] || ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#ffd0bd;"
| {{tts|1:22:05}} || [[Silvana Cruciata]] ||{{ITA}} || {{dts|3 April 1977}} || [[Milan]] || ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#ffd0bd;"
| {{tts|1:19:45}} || [[Marja Wokke]] ||{{NED}} || {{dts|8 January 1978}} || [[Egmond aan Zee]] || ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#ffd0bd;"
| {{tts|1:18:44}} || [[Silvana Cruciata]] ||{{ITA}} || {{dts|16 April 1978}} || [[Milan]] || ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#ffd0bd;"
| {{tts|1:18:30}} || [[Jean Abare]] ||{{USA}} || {{dts|4 July 1978}} || [[Coronado, California]] || ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:15:04}} || [[Marty Cooksey]] || {{USA}} || {{dts|26 August 1978}} || [[San Diego]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || <ref group=Note name=Uncertified />
|- style="background:#ffd0bd;"
| {{tts|1:17:48}} || [[Daniele Justin]] ||{{BEL}} || {{dts|12 November 1978}} || [[Nazaré, Portugal]] || ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:15:58}} || [[Miki Gorman]] || {{USA}} || {{dts|19 November 1978}} || [[Pasadena, California|Pasadena]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:15:01}} || [[Ellison Goodall]] || {{USA}} || {{dts|10 March 1979}} || [[Winston-Salem]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:14:50}} || [[Kathy Mintie]] || {{USA}} || {{dts|25 August 1979}} || [[San Diego]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || <ref group=Note name=Uncertified />
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:14:04}} || [[Patti Catalano]] || {{USA}} || {{dts|23 September 1979}} || [[Manchester, Vermont]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || ARRS notes time as 1:14:03
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:13:59}} || [[Marja Wokke]] || {{NED}} || {{dts|29 March 1980}} || [[CPC Loop Den Haag|The Hague]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:13:26}} || [[Joan Benoit]] || {{USA}} || {{dts|18 January 1981}} || [[New Orleans]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:11:16}} || [[Joan Benoit]] || {{USA}} || {{dts|7 March 1981}} || [[San Diego]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:09:57}} || [[Grete Waitz]] || {{NOR}} || {{dts|15 May 1982}} || [[Gothenburg]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:09:14}} || [[Joan Benoit]] || {{USA}} || {{dts|18 September 1983}} || [[Philadelphia]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || ARRS notes time as 1:09:10
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:08:34}} || [[Joan Benoit]] || {{USA}} || {{dts|16 September 1984}} || [[Philadelphia]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> ||
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:06:40}} || [[Ingrid Kristiansen]] || {{NOR}} || {{dts|5 April 1987}} || [[Sandnes]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || <ref group=Note name=Uncertified />
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:08:32}} || [[Ingrid Kristiansen]] || {{NOR}} || {{dts|19 March 1989}} || [[New Bedford]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:07:59}} || [[Elana Meyer]] || {{Flag|South Africa|1982}}|| {{dts|18 May 1991}} || [[East London, Eastern Cape|East London]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:07:59}} || [[Uta Pippig]] || {{GER}} || {{dts|20 March 1994}} || [[Kyoto]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:07:58}} || [[Uta Pippig]] || {{GER}} || {{dts|19 March 1995}} || [[Kyoto]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:07:36}} || [[Elana Meyer]] || {{RSA}} || {{dts|9 March 1997}} || [[Kyoto]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || 
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:07:29}} || [[Elana Meyer]] || {{RSA}} || {{dts|8 March 1998}} || [[Kyoto]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || 
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:06:44}}|| [[Elana Meyer]] || {{RSA}} || {{dts|15 January 1999}} || [[Tokyo]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> ||
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:05:44}} || [[Susan Chepkemei]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|1 April 2001}} || [[Lisbon Half Marathon|Lisbon]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || <ref group=Note name=Uncertified />
|- style="background:#d6ecf3;"
| {{tts|1:05:40}} || [[Paula Radcliffe]] || {{GBR}} || {{dts|21 September 2003}} || [[South Shields]] || IAAF<ref name="IAAF"/> || IAAF notes unrounded time as 1:05:39.6 <ref group=Note name=Uncertified />
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:06:25}} (women only) || [[Lornah Kiplagat]] || {{NED}} || {{dts|14 October 2007}} || [[2007 IAAF World Road Running Championships|World RR Champs]], [[Udine]] || IAAF,<ref name="IAAF"/> ARRS<ref name="ARRS1"/> || First world record recognized by the International Association of Athletics Federations. Mark also recognized as official world record.
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:05:50}} (mixed gender) || [[Mary Jepkosgei Keitany|Mary Keitany]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|18 February 2011}} || [[Ras Al Khaimah Half Marathon|Ras al-Khaimah]] || IAAF<ref name="Keitany 2011">{{cite web |url=http://www.iaaf.org/news/report/keitany-smashes-half-marathon-world-record-in |title=Keitany smashes half marathon world record in Ras Al Khaimah |date=18 February 2011 |website=IAAF |access-date=3 May 2015 }}</ref> ||
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:05:12}} (mixed gender) || [[Florence Kiplagat]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|16 February 2014}} || [[Barcelona]] || IAAF<ref name=IAAF/>||
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:05:09}} (mixed gender) || [[Florence Kiplagat]] || {{KEN}} || {{dts|15 February 2015}} || [[Barcelona]] || IAAF<ref name=IAAF/>||
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:05:06}} (mixed gender) || [[Peres Jepchirchir]] || {{flagu|Kenya}} || {{dts|10 February 2017}} || [[Ras Al Khaimah Half Marathon|Ras al-Khaimah]] || IAAF ||
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:04:52}} (mixed gender) || [[Joyciline Jepkosgei]] || {{flagu|Kenya}} || {{dts|1 April 2017}} || [[Prague Half Marathon|Prague]] || IAAF ||
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:04:51}} (mixed gender) || [[Joyciline Jepkosgei]] || {{flagu|Kenya}} || {{dts|22 October 2017}} || [[Valencia Half Marathon|Valencia]] || IAAF ||
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:06:11}} (women only) || [[Netsanet Gudeta]] || {{flagu|Ethiopia}} || {{dts|24 March 2018}} || [[2018 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships|World HM Champs]], [[Valencia]] || IAAF ||
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:04:31}} (mixed gender) || [[Ababel Yeshaneh]] || {{flagu|Ethiopia}} || {{dts|21 February 2020}} || [[Ras Al Khaimah Half Marathon|Ras al-Khaimah]] || IAAF ||
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:05:34}} (women only) || [[Peres Jepchirchir]] || {{flagu|Kenya}} || {{dts|5 September 2020}} || [[Prague Half Marathon|Prague]] || World Athletics<ref>{{cite news|title=Jepchirchir smashes women-only half marathon world record in Prague|url=https://www.worldathletics.org/news/report/peres-jepchirchir-world-half-marathon-record|publisher=[[World Athletics]]|date=5 September 2020|access-date=11 September 2020}}</ref> ||
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:05:16}} (women only) || [[Peres Jepchirchir]] || {{flagu|Kenya}} || {{dts|17 October 2020}} || [[2020 World Athletics Half Marathon Championships|Gdynia]] || World Athletics<ref>{{cite news|title=Peres Jepchirchir breaks women's half-marathon world record|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/athletics/54583206|publisher=[[BBC]]|date=17 October 2020|access-date=17 October 2020}}</ref> ||
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:04:02}} (mixed gender) || [[Ruth Chepngetich]] || {{flagu|Kenya}} || {{dts|4 April 2021}} || [[Istanbul]] || World Athletics<ref>{{cite news|title=Chepngetich smashes world half marathon record in Istanbul|url=https://worldathletics.org/competitions/world-athletics-label-road-races/news/chepngetich-istanbul-half-marathon-record-202|publisher=[[World Athletics]]|date=4 April 2021}}</ref> ||
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:03:44}} (mixed gender) || [[Yalemzerf Yehualaw]] || {{flagu|Ethiopia}} || {{dts|29 August 2021}} || [[Larne]] || World Athletics<ref>{{cite news|title=Yehualaw smashes world half marathon record in Larne|url=https://worldathletics.org/competitions/world-athletics-label-road-races/news/yehualaw-larne-world-half-marathon-record|publisher=[[World Athletics]]|date=29 August 2021|access-date=29 August 2021}}</ref> ||
|- style="background:skyBlue;"
| {{tts|1:02:52}} (mixed gender) || [[Letesenbet Gidey]] || {{flagu|Ethiopia}} || {{dts|24 October 2021}} || [[Valencia]] || World Athletics<ref>{{cite news|title=Gidey smashes world half marathon record in Valencia|url=https://www.worldathletics.org/competitions/world-athletics-label-road-races/news/letesenbet-gidey-half-marathon-record-valencia|publisher=[[World Athletics]]|date=24 October 2021|access-date=6 November 2021}}</ref> ||
|}

==Notes==
{{Reflist|group=Note|refs=
<ref name=Uncertified>Noted by the [[International Association of Athletics Federations|IAAF]] as set on an uncertified or aided course which does not fulfill the criteria specified in IAAF Rule 260.28.b or 260.28.c.</ref>
<ref name=Longer>Noted by the [[International Association of Athletics Federations|IAAF]] as set en route to longer distances.</ref>
}}

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
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*[http://atfs.org/ Association of Track and Field Statisticians website]

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[[Category:World athletics record progressions]]
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