The Tata Mumbai Marathon began at CSMT around 5 am on Sunday

Enthusiastic participants gathered at the iconic starting point

Dugouts set up for International and Indian participants at TATA Mumbai Marathon 2025

Runners gathered at the starting point at 5 am on Sunday

The 10K run saw participation from around 7,100 runners

The first race saw an impressive turnout of around 13,000 participants, with some proudly carrying the Indian flag

Cyclists at the Tata Mumbai Marathon 2025

Half marathon and Police Cup winners of Tata Mumbai Marathon 2025

Athletes with special abilities participated in the marathon, showcasing remarkable determination

The 15th Battalion of the Assam Regiment's Military Pipe Band at the marathon on Sunday

Amruta Fadnavis, along with Chhagan Bhujbal, flagged off the participants of the Tata Mumbai Marathon 2025 from the starting point at CSMT

A group of bike riders present at the event, adding energy and enthusiasm to the atmosphere

25,000 Dream Run participants at the starting line of Tata Mumbai Marathon 2025

"I’m 55 years old. I participate in most of the marathons. I will also to Bangalore for full marathon. I am very active in participating in marathons across the country and I love it," says Harjeet Singh from Chandigarh

Despite doctors predicting this Mumbaikar would be bedridden for life, Angad Singh Duggal made it to the event

TATA Mumbai Marathon 2025 event ambassador Mo Farah, legendary Somali-British runner, at the marathon

Anish Thapa among first three Indian runners to finish Elite Race at TATA Mumbai Marathon 2025

Winners of Elite Race with Mo Farah. The Elite Race winners include Anish Thapa Magar (1st), Man Singh (2nd runner-up), and Gopi Thonakal (3rd runner-up) in the men’s category

First three Elite Race winners Nirma Ben Thakur (1st), Sonika Parmar (2nd runner-up), and Sonam (3rd runner-up) who topped the women’s category

Few athletes were taken to medical dugout for hydration at Tata Mumbai Marathon 2025

Indian winners honoured at prize distribution ceremony, wearing phetas representing the Indian flag