Here are all the pre­vi­ous winners.

Göran Högberg and Midde Hamrin were the first historic winners in the history of Göteborgsvarvet when they were the first to cross the finish line in 1980. They are also two of the 15 runners who have won the competition more than once.

Högberg was the fastest in the second edition as well, while Hamrin won her second victory in 1984 and then also won in 1987 and 1990. Together with teammate Mats Erixon, she is the most successful with four triumphs. Erixon won four years in a row, from 1984 to 1987.

The latest Swedish winners are Lena Gavlin in the women's class (2002) and Mustafa Mohamed (2004).

RUNNERS WHO HAVE WON MORE THAN ONCE

Four victories: Midde Hamrin, IK Vikingen/Mölndals AIK (1980, 1984, 1987, 1990), Mats Erixon, Mölndals AIK (1984, 1985, 1986, 1987)
Three victories: Evy Palm, Mölndals AIK (1981, 1986, 1988), Ritva Lemettinen, Finland (1993, 1994, 1995)
Two victories: Jeanette Nordgren, IK Vikingen (1983, 1985), Nadesjda Iljyna, Russia (1998, 1999), Stine Larsen, Norway (2000, 2001), Kirsten Melkevik Otterbu (2007, 2008), Worknesh Degefa, Ethiopia (2014, 2015), Göran Högberg, Enhörna IF (1980, 1981), Onesmo Ludago, Tanzania (1992, 1994), Mustafa Mohamed, IF Hälle (2002, 2004), Sylvester Kimeli Teimet, Kenya (2007, 2008), Richard Mengich, Kenya (2015, 2016), Shadrack Kimining, Kenya (2018, 2019)

WINNERS OF THE MEN'S DIVISION IN THE GÖTEBORGSVARVET

1980: Göran Högberg, Enhörna IF, 1.06,17
1981: Göran Högberg, Enhörna IF, 1.05,44
1982: Mats Erixon, Mölndals AIK, 1.02,54
1983: Tommy Persson, Heleneholms, 1.04,40
1984: Mats Erixon, Mölndals AIK, 1.03,14
1985: Mats Erixon, Mölndals AIK, 1.04,35
1986: Mats Erixon, Mölndals AIK, 1.03,41
1987: Mats Erixon, Mölndals AIK, 1.03,37
1988: Håkan Börjesson, IF Hagen, 1.05,13
1989: Simon Robert-Naali, Tanzania, 1.03,35

1990: Tomas Robert-Naali, Tanzania, 1.01,54
1991: Andrea Nade, Tanzania, 1.04,38
1992: Onesmo Ludago, Tanzania, 1.03,24
1993: Francis Robert-Naali, Tanzania, 1.03,37
1994: Onesmo Ludago, Tanzania, 1.03,08
1995: Richard Nerurkar, England, 1.02,39
1996: Wilson Musto, Kenya, 1.03,12
1997: Martin Ojuku, Kenya, 1.01,44
1998: Fred Ntabo, Kenya, 1.03,28
1999: Rachid Ait-Bensalem, Morocco, 1.02,18

2000: Faustin Baha, Tanzania, 1.02,42
2001: Pavel Loskutov, Estonia, 1.03,00
2002: Mustafa Mohamed, IF Hälle, 1.03,35
2003: Benjamin Rotich, Kenya, 1.03,43
2004: Mustafa Mohamed, IF Hälle, 1.04,03
2005: Silas Sang, Kenya, 1.03,19
2006: Abdelkader El Mouaziz, Morocco, 1.02,14
2007: Sylvester Kimeli Teimet, Kenya, 1.04,03
2008: Sylvester Kimeli Teimet, Kenya, 1.01,21
2009: Nicholas Manza Kamakya, Kenya, 1.01,55

2010: Sammy Kiprono Kirui, Kenya, 1.01,10
2011: Albert Kiplagat Matebor, Kenya, 1.00,52
2012: Victor Kipchirchir, Kenya, 1.00,25
2013: Jackson Kiprop, Uganda, 1.03,13
2014: Ghirmay Ghebreslassie, Eritrea, 1.00,36
2015: Richard Mengich, Kenya, 1.00,44
2016: Richard Mengich, Kenya, 59,35
2017: Geoffrey Yegon, Kenya, 1.00,19
2018: Shadrack Kimining, Kenya, 1.01,31
2019: Shadrack Kimining, Kenya, 1.00,38
2022: Amos Kipruto, Kenya, 1.00,50

WINNERS OF THE WOMEN DIVISION IN THE GÖTEBORGSVARVET

1980: Midde Hamrin, IK Vikingen, 1.15,50
1981: Evy Palm, Mölndals AIK, 1.17,47
1982: Grete Waitz, Norway, 1.09,57
1983: Jeanette Nordgren, IK Vikingen, 1.14,54
1984: Midde Hamrin, IK Vikingen, 1.10.46
1985: Jeanette Nordgren, IK Vikingen, 1.13,44
1986: Evy Palm, Mölndals AIK, 1.12,11
1987: Midde Hamrin, Mölndals AIK, 1.13,24
1988: Evy Palm, Mölndals AIK, 1.14,19
1989: Elisabeth Johannesson, Wärnamo SK, 1.17,16

1990: Midde Hamrin, Mölndals AIK, 1.12,45
1991: Ingrid Kristiansen, Norway, 1.12,30
1992: Suzanne Rigg, England, 1.13,26
1993: Ritva Lemettinen, Finland, 1.13,30
1994: Ritva Lemettinen, Finland, 1.13,04
1995: Ritva Lemettinen, Finland, 1.13,18
1996: Aniela Nikiel, Poland, 1.14,29
1997: Joyce Chepchumba, Kenya, 1.09,50
1998: Nadesjda Iljyna, Russia, 1.12,31
1999: Nadesjda Iljyna, Russia, 1.11,47

2000: Stine Larsen, Norway, 1.09,28
2001: Stine Larsen, Norway, 1.11,07
2002: Lena Gavelin, Jamtrennarna, 1.13,03
2003: Miriam Wangari, Kenya, 1.13,27
2004: Leah Kiprono, Kenya, 1.18,06
2005: Susan Kirui, Kenya, 1.12,34
2006: Helena Javornik, Slovenia, 1.12,34
2007: Kirsten Melkevik Otterbu, Norway, 1.12,38
2008: Kirsten Melkevik Otterbu, Norway, 1.10,19
2009: Ana Dulce Felix, Portugal, 1.11,27

2010: Amane Gobena, Etiopia, 1.11,40
2011: Joyce Chepkirui, Kenya, 1.09,04
2012: Hilda Kibet, Holland, 1.09,27
2013: Isabella Ochichi, Kenya, 1.11,29
2014: Worknesh Degefa, Etiopia, 1.10,12
2015: Worknesh Degefa, Etiopia, 1.08,13
2016: Viola Jepchumba, Kenya, 1.08,01
2017: Fancy Chemutai, Kenya, 1.07,58
2018: Meseret Belete Tola, Etiopia, 1.09,06
2019: Tabitha Gichia, Kenya, 1.08,18
2022: Tigist Assefa, Etiopia, 1.08,20

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