| NOGUCHI | Mizuki, 2004 Olympic women's marathon champion (7) |
| ROBA | Fatuma, 1996 Olympic women's marathon champion (4) |
| SHORTER | Frank, 1972 Olympic marathon champion (7) |
| ROSA | ... Mota, women's marathon champion at the 1988 Olympics (4) |
| NDEREBA | Catherine, winner of the 2001 Chicago women's marathon (7) |
| ETH | Home country of the 2012 Olympic women's marathon winner: Abbr. |
| TAKAHASHI | Naoko ___, 2000 Olympic women's marathon gold medallist (9) |
| FATUMAROBA | 1996 Olympic women's marathon gold medallist (6,4) |
| HASSAN | Dutch runner who took gold in the 2024 Olympic women's marathon, Sifan _ (6) |
| ULMER | Sarah, 2004 Olympic women's individual pursuit 3000m cycling champion (5) |
| PONOR | Catalina, 2004 Olympic women's beam and women's floor exercise champion (5) |
| DEFAR | Meseret ___, 2004 Olympic women's 5,000m gold medallist (5) |
| ABEBE | 1964 Olympic men's marathon champion (5,6) |
| BIKILA | 1964 Olympic men's marathon champion (5,6) |
| BERHANEADERE | 2002 women's World Half Marathon champion (7,5) |
| THUGWANE | Josiah, 1996 Olympic men's marathon champion (8) |
| MAMOWOLDE | 1968 Olympic men's marathon champion (4,5) |
| WOLDE | Mamo, 1968 Olympic men's marathon champion (5) |
| JOANBENOIT | The first female Olympic marathon champion, in 1984 |
| ABEBEBIKILA | 1960 Olympic marathon champion (5,6) |
