Half Marathon La Capital del Deporte (MEX); Spiritual Marathon of Fez (MAR); dm Women’s 10km (SVK); Samarkand Marathon (UZB); Bukidnon International Marathon (PHI); Antarctic Ice and Ultra (ATA) 9
in India 5
The future of running 8
AIMS Children’s Series 2025: Dhaka and Sherpur, Bangladesh
Plan and visit
Score Marathon 11
Sun 13 July 2025 MALAySIA
A celebration of running Eco-friendly and electrifying
Angkor Empire Marathon 14 Sun 3 August 2025 CAMBODIA
Running in the ancient Khmer Empire Through rice ields and traditional villages surrounded by ancient temples
La Carrera del Pacíico – Cali 10K 17
Sun 17 August 2025 COLOMBIA
A festival of energy and culture
Run in the city with 560 kinds of birds
NMDC Hyderabad Marathon powered by IDFC FIRST Bank 20
Sun 24 August 2025 InDIA
A celebration of spirit and health
Feel the experience where everyone’s a winner
Abbott Longford Marathon 23
Sun 24 August 2025 IRELAnD
In the heart of Ireland
Flat course through three counties
Jungfrau-Marathon
Fri 5 September 2025—Sat 6 September
2025 SWITZERLAnD
Once in a lifetime
Unspoilt nature at its most stunning
Hyundai Porto Half Marathon 30
Sun 14 September 2025 PORTUGAL
On the banks of the Douro
A course known for its scenic beauty and fast pace
dm Women’s Run 33
Sat 20 September 2025 SLOVAKIA
Celebrate strength, sisterhood and the joy of movement
The run where every woman belongs
Moscow Marathon 37
Sat 20 September 2025—Sun 21 September 2025 RUSSIA
Russia’s biggest marathon
World-famous landmarks along the course
TCS Amsterdam Marathon 41
Sun 19 October 2025 nETHERLAnDS
Full of historical character
Run beside the Amstel past stately mansions and windmills
Ravenna Marathon City of Art 44
Sun 9 November 2025 ITALy
An unmissable recipe Race organisers are cooking up something special
listings for AIMS events
leading times
The top times for men and women at Marathon, Half Marathon and 10km
Race contact details
AIMS member races with full contact details
On the cover: Jungfrau-Marathon, Switzerland
Bucket List Ticks Since
President’s visit to Mumbai
The Tata Mumbai Marathon, India’s only World Athletics Gold Label Marathon, recently marked its monumental 20th edition on 19 January, uniting over 65,000 runners from every corner of life in a celebration of endurance and spirit.
Spearheaded by Procam International, pioneers of India’s distance running movement, the Tata Mumbai Marathon has transformed the nation’s health, itness, and philanthropic landscape and become a catalyst for change.
Running is now India’s fastestgrowing sport, with 1,000 new runners lacing up every day and over 800 timed races lourishing across the nation. The Tata Mumbai Marathon has not only provided Indian athletes with an opportunity to compete with the best in the world, but has also been a silver lining for the social sector. The event has helped raise over USD 55 million for numerous causes, showcasing its positive inluence on society.
Moreover, the ecosystem around running, valued at USD 450 million, illustrates the sport’s economic potential. From event organisations to brand sponsorships, the Tata Mumbai Marathon has become a cornerstone for new business models and partnerships in the sports industry.
The event was graced by dignitaries from around the world, including AIMS President
AIMS board members attend Tata Mumbai Marathon
Paco Barao and key AIMS board members Rachid Bin Meziane, Rut Jiroajvanichakorn and Rajesh Vetcha. Alessio Punzi, Head of Running, World Athletics also attended, underscoring the global signiicance of the race.
To further elevate and support the ecosystem, Procam International hosted a session for Indian AIMS members, with Paco Barao delivering a compelling address on India’s booming running market and its vast untapped potential.
He further added, “Running is a sport but it is also a celebration
of life, social impact, solidarity, and friendship and this is what I witnessed at the 20th Tata Mumbai Marathon.”
Indian race promoters also made key recommendations for AIMS
President
Paco Borao (Valencia)
secretary
Hugh Jones, aimssec@aol.com
treasurer
Al Boka, AimsTreasurer@aol.com
to consider – such as increasing the number of course measurers, conducting special expert sessions for course measurers, guidelines to enhance safety protocols, and establishing a code of conduct to safeguard the
directors
Rut Jiroajvanichakorn (Bangsaen)
Branislav Koniar (Košice)
Rachid Ben Meziane (Marrakech)
Martha Morales (Tangamanga)
Renna Nelis (Tallinn)
Mike Nishi (Chicago)
Akira Takeuchi (Osaka)
Rajesh Vetcha (Hyderabad)
consultants
Horst Milde (Museum)
Gary Friar (Media)
integrity of races. The session also delved into strengthening the management of local elite athletes and creating a negative list for misconduct to ensure that the running community thrives
with fairness and respect.
The Tata Mumbai Marathon is a force that continues to shape India’s future of itness, sport, and community engagement.
ambassadors
Dejan Nikolic, Central Europe
Inna Chernoblavskaya, Russia
Rodolfo Eichler, South America
Henryk Paskal, Central Europe international measurement administrators
Americas: Bernie Conway
Asia & Oceania: Dave Cundy
Europe & Africa: Hugh Jones, Jean Francois Delasalle
aims HQ (atHens)
OACA Olympic Complex
Av Spyros Louis, Athens, Greece
www.aims-worldrunning.org
The future
AIMS Children’s Series 2025: Dhaka and Sherpur, Bangladesh
On 21 February 2025 (after several years hiatus post Covid) more than 500 happy and excited children in Dhaka stepped off the start line of the newest AIMS Childrens’ Series event.
AIMS provided a generous three-year sponsorship to RunBangla International (RBI), a local AIMS member race organiser, to create an event for children of all socio-economic backgrounds and abilities.
RBI worked closely with the community and received enormous support from the Mirpur Runners volunteers to create a festive day of running for children. The event was open to any child under age 13 willing to challenge themselves in one of three age-appropriate distances ranging from 100m to a kilometre.
RBI worked with SOS Hermann Gmeiner College in Dhaka leasing a beautiful sports ield for the event. Many local community and business supporters were involved for an afternoon illed with games and tasty treats for the children in addition to medals, shirts and inisher certiicates.
The event created memories for the children that will hopefully lead to lifelong enjoyment of the
Khandaker Rajib Hossain (left), RBI Chief Oficer and AIMS Ambassador to Bangladesh, with Race Director Obayedur Rahman
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of running
healthy lifestyle and the itness beneits of the sport.
Under the management of Khandaker Rajib Hossain, RBI Chief Oficer and AIMS Ambassador to Bangladesh, along with Race Director Obayedur Rahman the event was a complete success.
From the outset RBI was committed to outreach efforts to include as many girls and boys from underprivileged, marginalized and indigenous communities with a goal to make certain that all children be included.
With careful use of the budget afforded to RBI by AIMS, RBI, with support from Sherpur Runners, was able to create a second segment of the AIMS Children’s Series 2025 the following week on 26 February. At the Miriam Nagur Mission sports ield located ive hours north of Dhaka in Jhinaigati, a smaller but no less enthusiastic ield of young runners sprinted off the start line.
“The future of running” is the AIMS slogan for the Children’s Series. That future was perfectly on display on two bright sunny days in Bangladesh this year, with anticipation expressed from all the children to return next year. RBI is already planning events for 2026.
Dhaka
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Medals were produced by AIMS partner Always Advancing
Sherpur
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Half Marathon
La Capital del Deporte MEX
As part of the anniversary celebrations of the founding of the city of San Luis Potosí (3 November) the Municipal Government is promoting the half marathon race “La Capital del Deporte 2025”.
Organised through the Sports Department there will also be 10km and 5km races held alongside the Half Marathon.
This 4th edition of the race will take place with start and inish at the Municipal Palace in the historic centre on an urban circuit that runs through the most iconic neighbourhoods and sites of the city, in addition to being a race with free registration.
More than 10,000 participants are expected. The cash prize pool is expected to match that of last year, at MXN 300,000 (EUR 13,800).
Next event: Sun 16 Nov 2025
Spiritual Marathon of Fez MAR
The irst edition of the Spiritual Marathon of Fez will take place on 9 February 2026.
This exceptional event is set to attract over 4000 runners – including international participants eager to explore the unique heritage of Fez, one of the most historic cities in the world. Featuring three race distances – 42.2km, 21.1km and 10km along with a children’s race, the marathon highlights Fez’s cultural richness while offering a unique platform to connect athletes from diverse backgrounds.
Organised by the world-renowned Moroccan athlete Abderrahim Bouramdane, this event aims to blend athletic achievement with cultural discovery.
marathonspiritueldefes.com Next event: 9 February 2026
dm Women’s 10km SVK
Women’s running is still on the increase in Slovakia.
All year round we are organizing a lot of activities for women and the success of the DM Women’s Run is something that makes us all really proud. Last year we were sold out with 6000 ladies registered three months before the race. The target for 2025 is ambitious – we are expecting 10,000 ladies to run in Bratislava on 20 September. Registration opened on international women’s day, 8 March, and we are looking forward to the whole event process and lots of special activations.
www.bratislavamarathon.com/ event/dm-zensky-beh/ Next event: Sat 20 Sep 2025
Samarkand
Marathon UZB
Samarkand Marathon is an international charitable marathon in Uzbekistan, organized by the Foundation for the Development of Culture and Art.
Held in the heart of the Great Silk Road, the race takes place in the ancient city of Samarkand.
Originally launched in 2019 as a half marathon it evolved into a fullledged event in 2023, featuring the classic 42.2 km distance. The marathon is rapidly growing and is now part of the AbbottWMM Maathon Tours & Travel Age Group World Rankings. Its AIMS-certiied course ensures compliance with international standards.
Each year, thousands of participants from 50+ countries run along scenic routes that pass UNESCO World Heritage Sites, with all proceeds dedicated to fostering inclusivity within cultural landmarks.
For the convenience of our participants we have introduced a dedicated contact number and email:
Phone: +998 99 363 22 3
Email: marathon@acdf.uz
events.samarkandmarathon.uz/ events
Next event: Sat 29 Nov – Sun 30 Nov 2025
Bukidnon
International Marathon PHI
Set to take place on 20 April 2025 the Bukidnon International Marathon stands as a celebrated component of the annual KAAMULAN Festival, the gathering of the seven tribes of the Province.
Organized by Dauntless Outdoors through the leadership of Miss Liezel Tiongson the race showcases health, wellness and cultural unity. Aimed at boosting tourism and fostering community ties, our marathon invites runners from all corners of the globe to experience the enchanting beauty of Bukidnon. Amidst the scenic landscapes, participants can expect to be greeted by a cool breeze and the warm local hospitality.
The marathon will take runners through the heart of Malabalay City, on both friendly and challenging routes that encompass the natural splendor of Bukidnon, allowing every stride to be accompanied by breathtaking views and an invigorating atmosphere.
Proceeds from the event will be dedicated to the Mt. Kitanglad Rehabilitation Program. Speciically, funds will support the restoration of areas affected by landslides.
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Next event: Sun 20 Apr 2025
Antarctic Ice and Ultra ATA
Organized by Runbuk, the Antarctic Ice Ultra™ is the pinnacle of endurance racing in one of the harshest environments on Earth.
The 2025 event, set for November 8, offers half marathon, marathon, 50k, 81k (50 miles), 100k, and up
to 100 miles, along with a 24-hour Relay Race for teams.
Held at the Schirmacher Oasis in Queen Maud Land, East Antarctica, between the Antarctic Ice Sheet and the Novolazarevskaya (Novo) Ice Shelf, this race is an unmatched test of resilience. Registration is now open — secure your spot in this once-in-a-lifetime adventure!
www.iceultra.com
Next event: Fri 7 Nov 2025
n Other new members are:
Indonesia Women Half Marathon (INA)
Dhaka International Marathon (BAN)
The Great World Race (IRL)
Amazing Thailand
Pattaya Marathon –Oficial Pattaya City Marathon (THA)
Khao Yai Marathon (THA)
Sarawak Energy Isthmus Run (MAS)
Taiping Half Marathon (MAS)
Thimphu Marathon –Run for Global Peace (BHU)
Looking ahead | 13 July 2025
Score Marathon, Malaysia
A celebration of running
The Score Marathon passes a milestone as it enters its 11th edition on 13 July 2025.
What started in 2014 with just 3645 runners has now grown into one of Malaysia’s most anticipated races, with a record-breaking 33,000 participants this year set to take over Putrajaya. Known for its world-class organisation and electrifying atmosphere, this race has cemented itself as a must-run for passionate runners from Malaysia and beyond.
As a proud member of AIMS, with its course certiied by World Athletics, Score Marathon upholds the highest international standards. It offers accuracy of the distance, professional execution of the event and a seamless experience for runners – making it favourable for them to achieve their personal bests or qualify for prestigious races worldwide. The race will lag off at the iconic Dataran Putrajaya, setting the stage for a breathtaking running experience.
Participants will traverse routes that include the magniicent Jambatan Wawasan – with views of the illuminated city skyline – the shimmering Putrajaya Lake and the majestic Putra Mosque. The well-lit, scenic course enhances the experience, while the wide roads allow for a smooth and comfortable run.
Runner safety is a top priority. The Care+ Runners, irst introduced in Score Marathon 2024 by AIA Vitality, return this year to offer on-the-go irst aid assistance – a pioneering initiative
in Malaysia. These certiied irst-aid runners run alongside participants, ready to provide immediate support before medical personnel arrive, ensuring a safer race for all.
With sustainability at its core, Score Marathon continues to champion eco-friendly initiatives. Partnering with Pressio last year, all event and inisher T-shirts are crafted from 100% GRS-certiied recycled ibres. This initiative alone has saved an estimated 44,500 PET bottles from landills, conserved 84,380 litres of water, reduced carbon emissions by 10.55 tons and saved 91,130 kWh of energy. The impact doesn’t stop there: post-event efforts saw a recordbreaking 1150 kg of plastic materials collected and recycled – the equivalent of 46,320 plastic bottles. Score Marathon also eliminated 62,000 single-use plastics across event tees, inisher tees, and bibs in 2024.
The movement continues with Pressio race shirts made from recycled materials and inisher medals crafted partly from recycled plastic. Runners are also encouraged to bring their own reillable bottles to hydration stations, further reducing waste and promoting a cleaner, greener race environment.
Post-race the excitement continues at the Race Village where runners can recharge, reconnect and celebrate. From ice pools, sports massages and sports taping to vibrant festival vibes, the atmosphere is buzzing with energy. The race welcomes elite athletes, casual runners, and families alike, offering distances from 5km to 42.2km and making it an event for everyone. Score Marathon 2025 by AIA Vitality is a festival of unity, endurance and passion, bringing people together to celebrate the sport they love.
Looking ahead | 3 August 2025
Angkor Empire Marathon, Cambodia
The Khmer Empire was the most powerful empire in Southeast Asia from the 9th–13th centuries.
The Angkor, as the central area of settlement of the Khmer Kingdom, was the symbol of the ancient civilisation of Khmer people and the largest pre-industrial urban centre in the world.
The Angkor Empire Marathon offers an exceptional opportunity for runners around the world to experience this course within the huge world heritage site of more than 400 square kilometres. There are 40 ancient temples along the smooth asphalt road which cuts through the archaeological park and rice ields of traditional local villages in Siem Reap Province.
Thousands of runners from around the world will participate in the 10th Angkor Empire Marathon to be staged on 3 August. Participants will experience the ancient atmosphere and natural scenery as they run along the road through thick forest, traditional rice ields, villages and ancient temples from the Angkor Era.
Through rice ields and traditional villages surrounded by ancient temples
Running in the ancient Khmer Empire
Looking ahead | 3 August 2025 Angkor Empire Marathon, Cambodia
There are several races to choose from: Marathon, Half Marathon, 10km Fun Run and family and kids’ 3km. All race categories start and inish in front of the Angkor Wat temple, the magniicent temple which is the symbol on the national lag of the Kingdom of Cambodia.
The Marathon starts at 04.30 when the temperature is normally about 26C and heads towards the city centre before turning towards the ancient temples set in beautiful green forest. The Half Marathon starts at 05.30 with a small circuit of the Angkor complex during which runners pass through 13 ancient temples. The other races start 15 minutes later. Water stations are available every 2km.
All runners in the Marathon, Half Marathon and 10km will pass by the vast area of Elephant Terrace. This is the 12th-century stadium with a 350m-long ornamental wall carved with elephants. This acted as a reviewing platform for King Jayavarman VII to look over his victorious returning army or watch ancient sporting competitions on the ields.
Runners leave the Elephant Terrace and turn right along the road half-circling the Bayon temple – the most important temple built in the 13th Century by King Jayavarman VII and dedicated to Mahayana Buddhism in Cambodia. The course then goes straight ahead for 3km before reaching the inish in front of the Angkor Wat temple.
The race attracts elite runners. The Cambodian events organizing team, along with national and international organisations, invite professional and amateur runners from around the world to participate in this exceptional marathon. This event will bring friendship, kindness and support to disabled people and poor children in Cambodia.
We are waiting to offer the warmest welcome to all of you coming to this beautiful race. You will feel safe and happy within the bounds of the ancient Khmer civilisation.
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Looking ahead | 17 August 2025
La Carrera del Pacíico – Cali 10K, Colombia
A festival of energy and culture
The fourth edition of La Carrera del Paciico Cali 10K, a 10-kilometre World Athletics Elite Label Road Race, will take place on 17 August 2025 in Colombia’s epicenter of sport, Cali.
Cali is considered the most biodiverse city in the world, it is surrounded by mountains and rivers where thousands of animal species make their home. The city is host to 560 different kind of birds and is frequently visited by bird watching aicionados. The city of Cali is less than two hours away from Buenaventura, a port on Colombia’s Paciic coast famous for whale watching. The race is within the whalewatching period of June to September and race participants will have the chance to enjoy this wonderful experience.
The inaugural race in 2022 saw Olympic 5000 medalist Edwin Soi of Kenya capture the men’s title, while the reigning World Cross Country Tour champion Rahel Daniel, of Eritrea, won the women’s title. In the second edition new course records were established in the men’s and women’s races by Ezra Tanui of Kenya and Bertukan Welde of Ethiopia with defending champion Edwin Soi relegated to second place.
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Run in the city with 560 kinds of birds
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In 2024, the third edition saw yet another men’s record as Ezra Tanui defended his title in 28:05 while reigning African Games 10000m champion Gladys Kwamboka, also from Kenya exactly equaled the women’s record with her 32:19 win.
Beyond having a fast course this 10km race is a festival of energy and culture. The event is held conjunction with the Petronio Alvarez music and cultural festivals which celebrate the African-Colombian heritage. As participants navigate the course they will be accompanied by the energetic music of the Colombian Paciic region and immerse themselves in the city’s rich traditions. It is not surprising that recreational and elite runners from more than 20 countries have participated in the previous editions. Fostering camaraderie and celebration among runners from around the world, this event offers an unparalleled experience in the heart of the Colombian Paciic region. Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this exciting event!
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Looking ahead | 24 August 2025
NMDC Hyderabad Marathon powered by IDFC FIRST Bank, India
A celebration of spirit and health
The NMDC Hyderabad Marathon, organised by the Hyderabad Runners Society (HRS), is a community movement that has captured the essence of the city of pearls and its vibrant spirit.
First held in 2011 the marathon has grown exponentially over the years. Participation has soared from a modest 1250 runners in its inaugural year to nearly 26,000 in 2024. It has now become one of India’s largest marathons and has earned Label certiication from World Athletics.
Held annually on the last weekend of August, the Hyderabad Marathon brings together people from all walks of life – irrespective of age, gender, race, or religion. It is all about fostering a sense of unity and encouraging an active lifestyle. The marathon’s philosophy focuses on the collective spirit of walking, jogging, and running, encouraging everyone to take steps toward better health and well-being.
Feel the experience where everyone’s a winner
The NMDC Hyderabad Marathon has always been about inclusivity. It’s not a race to ind the fastest runner – the true goal is to create winners out of everyone who crosses the starting line. Whether participants are running a full marathon (42.2km), a half marathon (21.1km), a 10km run, or a 5km run, the message is clear – every person who takes part becomes a winner for making the decision to prioritise an active lifestyle.
Beyond its athletic endeavours the Hyderabad Marathon has also become a platform to support various charitable causes. Over the years it has successfully raised more than 45 million rupees (478,000 EUR), beneiting not-for-proit organisations across the city. By pledging runs participants contribute to these meaningful causes, making the marathon an event that extends beyond the race itself.
Looking ahead | 24 August 2025
For its 13th edition in 2024 the NMDC Hyderabad Marathon was awarded the World Athletics Label, making it an oficially recognised event by the global athletics community. Elite runners from across the world are invited, cementing the status of the marathon as an international event. The HRS has applied for the 2025 World Athletics Label to ensure that the marathon will continue to grow and attract elite athletes from all over the world.
Whether you’re a seasoned runner or someone who simply wants to take part in a city-wide celebration of health, itness and community spirit, the Hyderabad Marathon offers something for everyone. Experience the adrenaline, excitement and passion that come with being a part of this iconic event. Feel the Hyderabadi spirit and make this marathon your own. The NMDC Hyderabad Marathon is an experience, a community, and a movement towards a healthier and more active future.
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Looking ahead | 24 August 2025
Abbott Longford Marathon, Ireland
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In the heart of Ireland
The Abbott Longford Marathon was irst run in 2002 and was organised to mark the completion of the 100th marathon run by Longford’s Liam Fenelon.
After 23 years the event is now a favourite ixture in the Irish athletics running calendar. In addition to the marathon the event now includes the Streets of Longford 5K, the Longford Half Marathon, the Longford Marathon, a Marathon Team Relay and a 39.3 mile Ultra Marathon.
The race motto is “The Friendly Marathon in the Heart of Ireland”. The race is organised by runners, for runners, over a lat course in the very middle of Ireland, and passes through the three counties of Longford, Roscommon and Leitrim.
The organisers go the extra mile to make sure everything is organised properly and that every participant has the best possible experience on the day. There are high quality medals, tech T-Shirts and an excellent goody bag for all entrants.
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Last year the race attracted approximately 1300 participants across the ive events. The Ultra starts at 07.00 and all other events start at 09.00.
The Marathon course is a single loop, starting and inishing on the main street in Longford Town, and run mainly on rural country roads.
Looking ahead | 24 August 2025
Abbott Longford Marathon, Ireland
Unspoilt nature at its most stunning
Looking ahead | 5–6 September 2025
Jungfrau-Marathon, Switzerland
Once in a lifetime
42.195 km, 1953 metres altitude difference and, if that weren’t dramatic enough, the inish line is located at a high-alpine mountain station below the Eiger Glacier. The Jungfrau-Marathon is certainly not short on superlatives.
The spectacular course can accommodate 4000 runners and sells out every year. But it’s not just about the numbers – the whole route is embedded in a breathtakingly beautiful landscape that has athletes and spectators in raptures. The Jungfrau Region is unspoilt nature at its most stunning.
The start in Interlaken reveals a clue as to where the journey ends. A glimpse of the Jungfrau, one of the iconic alpine peak trio besides the Mönch and Eiger, sets the scene. The JungfrauMarathon leads through constantly changing scenery: alongside the turquoise waters of Lake Brienz and through typical mountain villages such Lauterbrunnen or Wengen – all against an awe-inspiring mountain backdrop. The famous Staubbach Waterfall is also on the route.
It’s the atmosphere and enthusiasm along the course, enhanced by lag throwers, alpenhorn players and cowbell ringers, that bring this event together as a fascinating whole. The runners get a rousing reception at Eigergletscher at 2320 metres above sea level, at the foot of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.
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Over 1400 volunteers are dotted along the course to hand out refreshments, provide irst aid and ensure the safe and smooth running of the event.
Travel down to the valley and back to Interlaken is by aerial gondola and train. The journey directly after the run and travel to and from the event on Swiss public transport within ive days before and after the event are included in the entry fee.
The marathon weekend kicks off on Friday afternoon with the runs for children, a mountain run over 4.4 km with a 755-metre climb and a Fun Run for everyone over 4.2 km. All events enable inclusion for people with a disability.
Facts and igures:
• 32nd edition in 2025
• 50.1% repeat competitors
• 75 nations at the start
• 80 tonnes of luggage transported
• 20,000 spectators
• 1400 volunteers
• 12 refreshment posts
• 19 irst aid posts
• Men’s record: Elhousine Elazzaoui, MAR 3:00.50
• Women’s record: Laura Hottenrott, GER 3:22.58
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Hyundai Porto Half Marathon, Portugal
On the banks of the Douro
The Hyundai Porto Half Marathon is a major annual event in the city’s sports calendar, attracting runners worldwide to a unique experience along the banks of the Douro River.
The 2025 edition is scheduled for a 09.00 start at Avenida de Dom Carlos I, in Porto. In addition to the classic 21.097 km Half Marathon there is a 5km Mini Marathon, a non-competitive run open to all ages.
The previous edition reached a signiicant milestone by selling out registrations as early as July, relecting the growing interest and popularity of the race. One of the most remarkable aspects was the high level of international participation, with 40% of the registrants being foreign
nationals, representing a total of 79 countries. This increase in diversity enhances the cultural experience of the event while also boosting tourism and the local economy, positioning Porto as a premier destination for sports tourism.
Organizers expect an even higher number of participants for 2025, attracted by a course known for its scenic beauty and fast pace. The race starts at Avenida de Dom Carlos I right next to where the Douro River meets the Atlantic Ocean and passes through iconic locations such as Ribeira, Ponte Luis I, Alfandega do Porto, Foz, before returning to the starting point. Ribeira is one of the oldest and most typical places in the city of Porto. Located next to the Douro River, it is part of the Historic Centre of Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A course known for its scenic beauty and fast pace
The men’s record is held by former World Record holder Zersenay Tadese, who completed the race in 59:30. In the women’s category, Enatnesh Alamrew Tirusew set a new record in 2023 with a time of 1:07:13. These achievements highlight the race’s high competitive level and its signiicance in international athletics.
Beyond the competitive spirit the Hyundai Half Marathon of Porto 2025 reafirms its commitment to sustainability and social responsibility, promoting eco-friendly mobility and charitable initiatives.
Celebrate strength, sisterhood and the joy of movement
Imagine the energy of thousands of women running side by side, each with her own story and motivation but all united by one goal – to celebrate movement, health, and the unstoppable power of women.
This is dm Women’s Run, an event that has been empowering and inspiring women for 13 years. Last year 6000 incredible women stood at the start line. This year we’re aiming for an amazing 10,000 runners!
Whether you’re a seasoned runner, a weekend warrior, or taking your very irst steps into the world of running, this run is for you. With multiple categories – 4km, 10km, 4km Nordic Walking, and a special “Mother & Daughter”
The run where every woman belongs
run – every woman can ind her perfect distance. It’s not about pace or podiums; it’s about showing up for yourself, embracing movement, and proving that strength comes in many forms.
At dm Women’s Run every woman belongs. No limits, no judgments – just thousands of women supporting and uplifting each other. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or simply
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enjoying the moment, you are part of something truly special.
This event is not just about crossing the inish line; it’s about the entire experience. It’s the excitement of the start, the cheers along the way, the feeling of empowerment with every step. Thanks to dm drogerie markt, every runner receives a special beauty package illed with self-care essentials – because feeling strong and beautiful go hand in hand.
Close your eyes and picture it: a sea of women running together, smiling, pushing forward and embracing the power of movement. That feeling of unity, of joy, of accomplishment – that’s what dm Women’s Run is all about.
This is your moment. Your time to move, to shine, to celebrate yourself. Whether you run, jog, walk or dance across the inish line, you belong here.
The Mother & Daughter Run was introduced in 2018 and the 70+ age category is always represented, proving that running is truly for everyone.
https://www.bratislavamarathon.com/ ■ event/dm-zensky-beh/ dm Women’s Run in numbers
— 765 participants
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— 1,408
— 1,336
— 2,017
— 2,900
— 3,365
2020 — (COVID year) 2021 — 2,836 2022 — 3,584
2023 — 4,539
2024 — 6,215
Looking ahead | 20–21 September 2025
Moscow Marathon, Russia
Russia’s biggest marathon
World-famous landmarks along the course
The 12th Moscow Marathon will take place in the Russian capital on 21 September 2025. The Moscow 10km is held the day before, on Saturday 20 September.
Participants will enjoy new routes passing by iconic landmarks and the city’s picturesque embankments. During these days, the metropolis will reveal a new side to the runners.
Both races will start near the Lomonosov Moscow State University, offering participants a panoramic view of the city.
Runners will see world-famous landmarks along the course, including some of the Stalinist skyscrapers (‘the Seven Sisters’), the Bolshoi Theatre, the FSB headquarters (Lubyanka Building), the Polytechnic Museum, the Kremlin, and the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour.
Runners will inish the race at the Luzhniki Olympic Complex: an iconic venue that has witnessed numerous sporting triumphs.
Moscow Marathon, Russia
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The Moscow Marathon is a member of the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races (AIMS). In 2025, both courses of the Moscow Marathon were measured by Sergey Korneev, an AIMS Course Measurer.
The Moscow Marathon is also a member of the BRICS Marathon League, a project uniting the largest marathons in Russia (Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kazan), and marathons in Brazil, India, China, South Africa, and other BRICS countries in the near future.
Participation fees start from 60 euros. Registration is open on the website: https://moscowmarathon.runc.run
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Run beside the Amstel past stately mansions and windmills
Looking ahead | 19 October 2025
TCS Amsterdam Marathon, Netherlands
Full of historical character
In 2025 the TCS Amsterdam Marathon will celebrate its 50th anniversary; in the same year the city of Amsterdam marks its 750th anniversary.
The very irst edition of the marathon took place in 1975 with both the start and the inish at the Olympic Stadium. The special anniversary edition will take place during the weekend of Saturday, 18 October and Sunday, 19 October.
The TCS Amsterdam Marathon is a World Athletics Platinum Label Road Race that for years has had one of the fastest courses in the world.
Looking ahead | 19 October 2025 TCS Amsterdam Marathon, Netherlands
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In the ranking of fastest marathon cities the largest marathon of the Netherlands is in fourth place. Highlights of the course include the start and inish in the Olympic Stadium, the passage through the Rijksmuseum, the Heineken Experience and stretches along the Amstel and through the Vondelpark.
The main distance of the event is the TCS Marathon itself. Enjoy the world capital of Amsterdam and run along the most attractive passages of the city. The course in Amsterdam is known for being lat, fast and full of historical character. The start and inish take place in the historic Olympic Stadium. Every year this leaves an unforgettable impression thanks to the presence of the supporters on the terraces and the marathon grandstand. The course of the Marathon follows a part of the course of the 1928 Olympic Games Marathon alongside the Amstel River, passing by stately mansions and windmills. This rural trail offers beautiful views and gives an impression of the enormous activity that rules the Amstel every day. The course leads runners close to capital’s inner city where there are many highlights that are worth a separate sightseeing tour.
The Mizuno Half Marathon is the biggest Half Marathon in the Netherlands and is part of the TCS Amsterdam Marathon. It consists of one loop, most of which passes through the attractive city centre of Amsterdam. The course starts at the Stadionweg and goes through Churchilllaan, Rijnstraat and the Utrechtse Bridge over the Amstel River. Next you run through Watergraafsmeer and Zeeburg. The rest of the course is the same as that of the full marathon.
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Looking ahead | 9 November 2025
Ravenna Marathon City of Art, Italy
Race organisers are cooking up something special
An unmissable recipe
Italy has always been a country offering good taste at the table. So together let’s cook a super tasty recipe that tells the story of an unmissable corner of the country, famous as a tourist destination: Romagna.
Let’s put together a beautiful mosaic medal made by hand, tile after tile, unique in the world and always different each year for 14 years now.
Let’s add eight monuments and early Christian sites included by UNESCO among the World Heritage Sites. The historical greatness of a city that was the capital three times: irst of the Western Roman Empire, then of the Kingdom of the Ostrogoths, and inally of the Byzantine Exarchate. Each site is imbued with a splendid mosaic of relections, colours and suggestions.
Let’s not forget a pinch of poetry with the tomb of Dante Alighieri who inished writing his Divine Comedy in Ravenna and who now rests in the Zone of Silence as an eternal symbol of culture and history. We then mix it with the
Looking ahead | 9 November 2025
Ravenna Marathon City of Art, Italy
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entrances, combined with the bib, free or at a discounted price in many monuments of the city.
Let’s add the innovation of a tourist area always on the wave. And let’s not forget to combine everything with the warmth and hospitality of an area also famous in the world for its beaches.
We simmer until next 9 November, a perfect time to run together on the streets, and we will have an appointment not to be missed for all the gourmet runners of the world: Ravenna Marathon City of Art 2025.
A 42.2km route between art and history; a Marathon that represents a journey into history and culture. And a very fast Half Marathon, perfect for new records to be achieved while run-
ning along streets that offer glimpses of culture and charm. Finally, a 10 km that represents an authentic celebration of sport and friendship.
Don’t forget to taste this dish amidst the applause of many people crowded along the streets and the music of the bands scattered along the route for a rhythm to live step by step.
We are waiting for you for an event that you will not forget.
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2 Nov 2025
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Based in Newtown, Pennsylvania, USA and in business since 2008, Always Advancing is a manufacturer of awards and promotional products, specializing in custom inisher medals, bags and shirts for endurance events.
Always Advancing recognizes the hard work and dedication it takes to cross the inish line and we strive to design and manufacture an award which the athlete will appreciate and wear/carry proudly. All of our designs are 100% custom made with extreme attention to detail and perfection.
Our customer base reaches the United States, Canada, Australia, Asia, Europe, the Caribbean, Africa, and South America. We put 100% effort in every job regardless of the order size or timeline.
In 2024 we produced more than seven million medals/coins and shirts and continue to add new races each week. Over the last number of years our key additions include the Atlanta, Dallas and Illinois Marathons while also just winning all of Ironman’s business worldwide, including the Rock ’n’ Roll Marathon Series. We continue to provide the inisher medals/ribbons to such prestigious events as the Chicago Marathon and Marine Corps Marathon.
We have a dedicated Always Advancing team to ensure the job is produced, shipped and delivered as per the approved artwork, agreed upon delivery schedule and with the high quality for which we have been recognized year after year. Some of the individuals that will be assigned and identiied to ensure we successfully perform the Statement of Work include:
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• In-house and dedicated account manager to monitor and update the client as the job is produced and to coordinate the delivery and approval of pre-production samples
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AIMSmembereventsfortheforthcoming12months
12–13 NNMarathonRotterdam
M 63
M,H,R 62
M,H,R,U 56
M 58
27 PoseidonAthensHalfMarathon
M 59
R 59
May2025
62
28 VolcanoMarathon
CHI M,H CoursenotmeasurabletoAIMSstandards 58
29 hellahamburghalfmarathon
H 59
29 BMWTangamangaInt’l Marathon MEX M 63
tbc MadagascarMarathon,Half& Ultra50K
MAD M,H,U CoursenotmeasurabletoAIMSstandards 62
tbc LakeSaroma100kmUltra
JPN U 62
July2025
5 WhiteNightsMarathon
RUS M 64
5–6 GoldCoastMarathon
AUS M 56
5 GornergratZermattMarathon
U,M,H 64
6 HATYAi21
H 66
6 VictoriaFallsMarathon
M 66
13 ScoreMarathon
Seeracepreviewonpage11 MAS M,H,R 62 13 7CairnsMarathonFestival AUS M,H,R 56 14 NorthPoleMarathon
M CoursenotmeasurabletoAIMSstandards 63 20 AirlieBeachMarathonFestival AUS M,H,R 56
20 AmazingThailandPattaya
24 BarossaMarathonFestival AUS M,H,R 56
24 NMDCHyderabadMarathon Seeracepreviewonpage20 IND M,H,R 60
24 KiaHalfMarathon&10kby Puma PER H,R 28
24 AbbottLongfordMarathon Seeracepreviewonpage23 IRL M 60
24 SongkhlaMarathon THA M,H,R 66
30 StavangerMarathon NOR M,H,R 63
30 adidasStockholmHalfMarathon SWE H 64
31 MaratónInt’lAsunción PAR M,H,R 63
31 HokkaidoMarathon JPN M 62
31 MaratóndelaCiudaddeMéxico Telcel MEX M 63
tbc CRDBBankMarathon TAN M,H,R 66 tbc TlajomulcoHalfMarathon MEX H 63
September2025
5–6 Jungfrau-Marathon Seeracepreviewonpage27 SUI M 64
6–7 MaratónMedellín COL M,H,R 58
6–7 ScenicHalfMarathonKrabi THA H,R 66
7 40thWizzAirBudapestHalf Marathon HUN H 28
11–14 LadakhMarathon&Ultra IND M,H,R,U 60
12–14 SwedbankTallinnMarathon, RelayMarathon,Half,10K&5K EST M,H,R 24
August2025
13–14 27thInt’lWACHAUmarathon AUT M,H 56
14 PortoHalfMarathon Seeracepreviewonpage30 POR H 26
14 CopenhagenHalfMarathon DEN H 58
14 VilniusMarathon LTU M,H 62
20 dmWomen’sRun Seeracepreviewonpage33 SVK R 64 20–21 NNDamtotDamloop NED R 28
20 GreifenseelaufUster SUI H,R 64
20 KathmanduMarathon NEP M,H,R 63
20–21MoscowMarathon Seeracepreviewonpage37 RUS M,R 64
20 BMWOsloMaraton NOR M,H,R 63 21 BMWBerlin-Marathon
59 21 BishkekSnowLeopardRun
62 21 HalfmarathonAltötting GER H,R 32 21 WiproBengaluruMarathon IND M,H,R 60 21 KuchingMarathon
These lists give the current standings in the world of road racing, and are believe the most up-to-date times consult the AIMS World Leading Times page onlin
Men Marathon
World record: Kelvin KIPTUM (KEN), 2:00:35, Chicago, 08 Oct 2023
2:03:23 Tadese TAKELE ETH 1 Tokyo 02 MAR
2:03:51 Deresa GELETA ETH 2 Tokyo 02 MAR
2:04:00 Vincent Kipkemoi NGETICH
2:04:51 Bute GEMECHU ETH 1 DubAi 12 JAN
2:05:14 Berehanu TSEGU ETH 2 DubAi 12 JAN
2:05:15 Selemon BAREGA ETH 1 SEvillA 23 FEb
2:05:20 Gabriel Gerald GEAY
2:05:22 Adisu GOBENA ETH 2 DAEgu 23 FEb
2:05:28 Shifera TAMRU ETH 3 DubAi 12 JAN
2:05:34 Titus KIPRUTO kEN 4 Tokyo 02 MAR
2:05:46 Mulugeta Asefa UMA
2:05:46 Geoffrey TOROITICH
2:05:46 Benson KIPRUTO kEN 7 Tokyo 02 MAR
2:05:57 Suldan HASSAN SWE 8 Tokyo 02 MAR
2:05:58 Kyohei HOSOYA JPN 4 oSAkA 24 FEb
2:05:59 Dejene MEGERSA ETH 3 DAEgu 23 FEb
2:05:59 Joshua CHEPTEGEI ugA 9 Tokyo 02 MAR
2:06:00 Tsubasa ICHIYAMA JPN 10 Tokyo 02 MAR
2:06:01 Vincent KIPCHUMBA
2:06:04 Oqbe Kibrom RUESOM
2:06:04 Getaneh MOLL ETH 5 oSAkA 24 FEb
2:06:05 Asahi KURODA JPN 6 oSAkA 24 FEb
2:06:06 Dawit WOLDE ETH 1 XiAMEN 05 JAN
2:06:06 Shunya KIKUCHI JPN 7 oSAkA 24 FEb
2:06:06 Birhanu LEGESE ETH 11 Tokyo 02 MAR
2:06:07 Hiroki WAKABAYASHI
2:06:07 Othmane EL GOUMRI
2:06:14 Hiroto INOUE JPN 12 Tokyo 02 MAR
2:06:18 Tebello RAMAKONGOANA
2:06:23 Yuhei URANO JPN 13 Tokyo 02 MAR
2:06:27 Tafere ADISU ETH 2 SEvillA 23 FEb
2:06:28 Yugo KASHIWA JPN 9 oSAkA 24 FEb
2:06:32 Asefa BOKI ETH 3 XiAMEN 05 JAN
2:06:38 Shohei OTSUKA JPN 3 oiTA 02 FEb
2:06:39 Gilbert KIBET kEN 6 DAEgu 23 FEb
2:06:45 Chalu DESO ETH 4 XiAMEN 05 JAN
2:06:45 Mohamed Reda EL AARABY
2:06:48 Matthias KYBURZ Sui 4 SEvillA 23 FEb
2:06:48 Yohei IKEDA JPN 14 Tokyo 02 MAR
2:06:52 Desalegn GIRMA ETH 4 DubAi 12 JAN
2:06:56 Shumi DECHASA bRN 5 SEvillA 23 FEb
2:06:58 El Mahjoub DAZZA MAR 6 SEvillA 23 FEb
2:06:58 Belay Tilahun BEZABEH ETH 7 SEvillA 23 FEb
10km
Men
Present world record: Rhonex Kipruto (KEN), 26:24, Valencia, 12 Jan 2020
26:31 Yomif KEJELCHA ETH 1 CASTElloN 16 FEb
26:53 Andreas ALMGREN SWE 1 vAlENCiA 12 JAN
26:54 Dominic Lokinyomo LOBALU Sui 2 vAlENCiA 12 JAN
26:55 Vincent Kibet LANGAT kEN 3 vAlENCiA 12 JAN
26:58 Kuma GIRMA ETH 2 CASTElloN 16 FEb
27:05 Brian KIBOR kEN 3 CASTElloN 16 FEb
27:06 Daniel KINYANJUI kEN 4 vAlENCiA 12 JAN
27:10 Isaac KIMELI bEl 5 vAlENCiA 12 JAN
27:10 Victor KIPRUTO kEN 4 CASTElloN 16 FEb
27:11 Benard LANGAT kEN 6 vAlENCiA 12 JAN
27:13 Telahun Haile BEKELE ETH 7 vAlENCiA 12 JAN
27:16 Santiago CATROFE uRu 8 vAlENCiA 12 JAN
27:21 Dawit SEARE ERi 9 vAlENCiA 12 JAN
27:23 Célestin NDIKUMANA bDi 10 vAlENCiA 12 JAN
27:24 Tadese WORKU ETH 11 vAlENCiA 12 JAN
2:23:27 Aminet AHMED ETH 4 DoHA 17 JAN
2:23:29 Isobel BATT-DOYLE AuS 6 NAgoyA 09 MAR
2:23:30 Almaz KEBEBE ETH 8 DubAi 12 JAN
2:23:37 Yuka ANDO JPN 11 Tokyo 02 MAR
2:23:38 Manon TRAPP FRA 2 SEvillA 23 FEb
2:23:43 Cynthia KOSGEI kEN 3 SEvillA 23 FEb
2:23:51 Natosha ROGERS uSA 7 NAgoyA 09 MAR
2:23:58 Mercy KWAMBAI kEN 4 XiAMEN 05 JAN
Women
New world record (mixed competition, pending ratiication):
Agnes Ngetich (KEN) 28:46, Valencia 14 Jan 2024
Present world record (mixed competition): Yalemzerf Yehualaw (ETH) 29:14; Castellon, 27 Feb 2022
Kalkidan Gezahegne (BRN) 29:14; Geneva, 03 Oct 2021
59:53 Hillary KIPKOECH kEN 7 RAS Al kHAiMAH 01 FEb
59:54 Mohamed ISMAIL DJi 3 liSboA 09 MAR
59:55 Vincent Kibet LANGAT kEN 1 SANTA PolA 19 JAN
59:55 Hillary BOR uSA 3 NEW yoRk 16 MAR
59:56 Tesfaye DERIBA ETH 8 RAS Al kHAiMAH 01 FEb
59:56 Haftamu GEBRSILASE ETH 9 RAS Al kHAiMAH 01 FEb
59:58 Benard LANGAT kEN 4 liSboA 09 MAR
59:59 Gashau AYALE iSR 5 liSboA 09 MAR
Women
Present world record (mixed competition): Letesenbet Gidey (ETH) 1:02:52, Valencia, 24 Oct 2021
Present world record (women-only race): Peres Jepchirchir (KEN), 1:05:16, Gdynia, 17 Oct 2020
1:04:13 Joyciline JEPKOSGEI kEN 1 bARCEloNA 16 FEb 1:04:21 Tsigie GEBRESELAMA ETH 1 liSboA 09 MAR 1:05:52 Ejgayehu TAYE ETH 1 RAS Al kHAiMAH 01 FEb 1:06:05 Senayet GETACHEW ETH 1 HouSToN 19 JAN 1:06:05 Dolphine Nyabke OMARE kEN 1 MARugAME 02 FEb 1:06:09 Weini KELATI FREZGHI uSA 2 HouSToN 19 JAN 1:06:20 Ruth CHEPNGETICH kEN 2 liSboA 09 MAR 1:06:25 Gladys CHEPKURUI kEN 2 bARCEloNA 16 FEb 1:06:28 Fikrte WERETA ETH 1 MEiSHAN 23 FEb 1:06:31 Grace Loibach NAWOWUNA kEN 2 MEiSHAN 23 FEb 1:06:34 Judy KEMBOI kEN 2 RAS Al kHAiMAH 01 FEb 1:06:36 Abeba AREGAWI SWE 3 liSboA 09 MAR 1:06:40 Evaline CHIRCHIR kEN 4 MEiSHAN 23 FEb 1:06:42 Catherine Reline AMANANG’OLE kEN 5 MEiSHAN 23 FEb 1:06:48 Buze DIRIBA ETH 3 HouSToN 19 JAN 1:06:53 Jesca CHELANGAT kEN 3 RAS Al kHAiMAH 01 FEb 1:06:58 Calli HAUGER THACKERY gbR 2 MARugAME 02 FEb
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ALGERIA
Sahara Marathon Feb
James E. B. Carney
E: mdurli@gmail.com
W: www.saharamarathon.org
facebook.com/ saharamarathonorg
@SAHARATHON
Course not measurable to AIMS standards
ANGOLA
*Int’l Peace Half Marathon APR
Carlos Rosa de Sousa
E: crdseventos@gmail.com
W: crdsmeiamaratonapazangola. com/crds/
bit.ly/33K8qX0
São Silvestre de Luanda 10km Dec
Bernardo António João
E: ber.joao17@gmail.com
W: https://f-aatletismo.com
ANTARCTICA
Antarctic Ice Marathon & 100k Dec
Becca Pizzi
E: info@runbuk.com
W: www.icemarathon.com
facebook.com/ AntarcticIceMarathon
@icemarathon
Antarctic Polar Race Dec
Richard Donovan
E: polarrunningadventures@ gmail.com
W: www.antarcticpolarrace.com
@antarcticpolarrace
Antarctic Ice Ultra Nov
Oliver Wang
E: info@runbuk.com
W: www.iceultra.com
Antarctica Marathon®, HalfMarathon and Ultra-Marathon MAR
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ZURICH MARATÓN DE SEVILLA IS THE SIXTH FASTEST MARATHON IN HISTORY!
So fast! The men marathon record is 2h’03’27’’ (2024) and the women’s record is 2h18’52’’ (2022). And it’s the marathon with most men clocking in under 2h10’ in the entire history of the world (41), and it’s the second in the world with the most finisher women under 2h30’ (29).
Close your eyes for a moment. Enjoy your passion for running and for marathons in the Andalusian sun in February. Live some magical days in Seville, with all its history, the unique atmosphere of its streets, its delicious cuisine. Visit the Giralda, the Torre del Oro, the Maestranza and, of course, the Plaza de España...
Have the opportunity to embrace 42 kilometers along the crowded city center of the city, with son many people cheering you up to take you to the finish line.
A perfect marathon to achieve your new personal best in a completely flat course. It’s the flattest marathon in Europe and has the highest percentage of finishers below 3 hours!
A marathon with a high quality organization, absolutely top, as accredited by its World Athletics Elite Label, with an extraordinary pasta meal that you will not find in any other marathon.
Stop dreaming of living a marathon in Seville... See you at the starting line of one of the most beautiful cities in the world in 2026!
