The 1992 New York City Marathon was the 23rd running of the annual marathon race in New York City, United States, which took place on Sunday, November 1. The men's elite race was won by South Africa's Willie Mtolo in a time of 2:09:29 hours while the women's race was won by Australia's Lisa Ondieki in 2:24:40.

A total of 27,797 runners finished the race, 22,536 men and 5441 women.^[1]

Results

Men

Position	Athlete	Nationality	Time
	Willie Mtolo	South Africa	2:09:29
	Andrés Espinosa	Mexico	2:10:53
	Kim Wan-gi	South Korea	2:10:54
4	Osmiro Silva	Brazil	2:12:50
5	Antoni Niemczak	Poland	2:13:00
6	Walter Durbano	Italy	2:13:24
7	Luca Barzaghi	Italy	2:13:24
8	Driss Dacha	Morocco	2:13:35
9	David Lewis	United Kingdom	2:13:49
10	Steve Brace	United Kingdom	2:14:10
11	Ed Eyestone	United States	2:14:19
12	Risto Ulmala	Finland	2:14:32
13	Faustino Reynoso	Mexico	2:14:45
14	Severino Bernardini	Italy	2:14:46
15	Jesús Herrera	Mexico	2:16:07
16	Dominique Chauvelier	France	2:16:33
17	Sammy Lelei	Kenya	2:18:16
18	Dick Tesselaar	Netherlands	2:18:31
19	Regis Ancel	France	2:18:34
20	Marcos Luis Barreto	Mexico	2:19:13

Women

Position	Athlete	Nationality	Time
	Lisa Ondieki	Australia	2:24:40
	Olga Markova	Russia	2:26:38
	Yoshiko Yamamoto	Japan	2:29:58
4	Kamila Gradus	Poland	2:30:09
5	Bettina Sabatini	Italy	2:31:30
6	Suzana Ćirić	Yugoslavia	2:33:58
7	Sally Eastall	United Kingdom	2:34:05
8	Irina Bogacheva	Kyrgyzstan	2:34:31
9	Kerstin Preßler	Germany	2:34:52
10	Maria Rebelo	France	2:36:40
11	Alevtina Naumova	Russia	2:37:19
12	Franca Fiacconi	Italy	2:39:26
13	Sissel Grottenberg	Norway	2:40:34
14	Jane Welzel	United States	2:41:22
15	Gillian Horovitz	United Kingdom	2:42:23
16	Jean Chodnicki	United States	2:45:53
17	Odile Leveque	France	2:46:58
18	Petra Maak	Germany	2:47:28
19	Radka Pátková	Czechoslovakia	2:48:25
20	Anita Andersson	Sweden	2:48:52
—	Gordon Bakoulis	United States	DQ[nb]
—	Kim Jones	United States	DNF

• ^nb Gordon Bakoulis originally finished in sixth place with a time of 2:33:26,^[2][3] but was subsequently disqualified after failing a drug test for Probenecid, a substance banned as a masking agent. Bakoulis successfully appealed a four-year doping ban on the grounds she had taken the substance to treat Lyme disease, but the result remained annulled.^[4]