Nicolas Sitter
The Semi de Paris archive

Women

Women in the archive

147,614 of 395,723 classified finishes across 11 editions — 37.3%.

The highest share is 2026 at 44.5%. The furthest up an overall field any woman has finished is Betty LEMPUS, 6th overall in 2021.

Share of the classified field

Women as a percentage of classified runners, per edition.

0%20%40%60%20152016201720182019202120222023202420252026Women as a share of classified finishers, per edition

Share of the classified field. Use the left and right arrow keys to read each point.

The axis starts at zero, so the height of a point is the share.

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YearSemi de Paris
201532.6%
201625.8%
201733.7%
201834.0%
201934.8%
202130.1%
202234.9%
202337.1%
202440.5%
202543.2%
202644.5%
How many women finished

The count, not the share — the two move differently when a race grows.

010,00020,00030,00020152016201720182019202120222023202420252026Number of women classified, per edition

How many women finished. Use the left and right arrow keys to read each point.

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YearSemi de Paris
201511,371
2016853
201712,862
201812,250
201911,747
20215,548
202214,289
202316,828
202419,414
202520,525
202621,927

The fastest woman, every edition

With her place in the overall field, which is the number that says how far up she finished. These are mass-start races with one classification; the women’s classification is a cut of it, not a separate event.

YearFastest womanTimeOverallWomenMedian gap
2026Ftaw ZERAYET1:05:123021,927 · 44.5%+17:11
2025Jackline CHERONOKE1:07:143820,525 · 43.2%+16:29
2024Joan MELLYRO1:06:581819,414 · 40.5%+15:41
2023Sheila CHEPKURUIKE1:06:011816,828 · 37.1%+14:52
2022Nigsti HAFTUET1:07:371914,289 · 34.9%+14:31
2021Betty LEMPUSKE1:05:4665,548 · 30.1%+16:31
2019Nancy KIPROPKE1:09:121211,747 · 34.8%+15:24
2018Antonina KWAMBAIKE1:08:071112,250 · 34.0%+44:11
2017Ruth CHEPNGETICHKE1:08:081512,862 · 33.7%+50:03
2016Coralie BAUDOUXFR1:22:4383853 · 25.8%+19:26
2015Yebrgual MELESEET1:09:542511,371 · 32.6%+46:21

“Median gap” is the women’s median finish minus the men’s in the same edition. It is a gap between two medians, not between two comparable athletes: the fields differ in size, depth and age structure.

About this project and its data. The results are Sport Innovation / TimeTo’s — the official timekeeper of the event. They were fetched once after the event and republished here with segment times, recomputed leaderboards and a page per athlete that the official results do not offer. The timing is their work; the analysis is mine, and any mistake in it is mine too. Athletes who asked to be anonymous in the official results stay anonymous here.

Computed from public_dashboard.race_* over all 11 editions · built 2026-09-08