2:45 half marathon pace

Hold 12:35 per mile (7:49 per km) to run a 2:45 half marathon, a time that's faster than 21% of US finishers.
Pace per mile
12:35
Pace per km
7:49
Halfway
1:22:30
Finish
2:45:00

Mile splits

Mile 112:35
Mile 225:10
Mile 337:46
Mile 450:21
Mile 51:02:56
Mile 61:15:31
Mile 71:28:06
Mile 81:40:41
Mile 91:53:17
Mile 102:05:52
Mile 112:18:27
Mile 122:31:02
Mile 132:43:37
Finish2:45:00

5K splits

5K39:06
10K1:18:12
15K1:57:19
20K2:36:25
Finish2:45:00

Even splits. Courses, hills and heat change the right pace on the day: check the heat pace calculator for a warm race.

Where 2:45 places in the half marathon

Among US finishers in the race results we track, by age and gender. See all half marathon times.

Where a 2:45 half marathon places among US finishers by age and gender
AgeWomenMen
Under 20Faster than 21%Faster than 12%
20–29Faster than 18%Faster than 8%
30–39Faster than 26%Faster than 11%
40–49Faster than 31%Faster than 13%
50–59Faster than 40%Faster than 18%
60–69Top 50%Faster than 27%
70+Top 27%Faster than 47%
All agesFaster than 28%Faster than 13%
The same effort at other distances
  • 5K
    35:52
    11:33/mi
  • 10K
    1:14:47
    12:02/mi
  • Marathon
    5:44:01
    13:07/mi

Predicted with Riegel's formula. Try the race time predictor.

Common questions

What pace is a 2:45 half marathon?

12:35 per mile, or 7:49 per kilometer, held evenly from start to finish. That puts you through halfway in 1:22:30.

Is 2:45 a good half marathon time?

A 2:45 half marathon is faster than 21% of US finishers in the race results we track. How good it is depends on your age and gender: the table on this page shows where it places in each group.

What times at other distances match a 2:45 half marathon?

By Riegel's formula, a 2:45 half marathon is about the same performance as 35:52 for the 5K, 1:14:47 for the 10K, 5:44:01 for the marathon. Longer predictions assume you've trained for the distance.

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