Australian Outback Marathon 2018
2018-07-28 08:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | The Outback Australia, Australia
Australian Outback Marathon 2018
Setting off in a south-Westerly direction from the start/finish area, the ground underfoot turns from a graded bush road to a genuine bush fire-trail, with a combination of packed and soft, red earthy sand underfoot. After approximately 3km you will cross the Lassiter Highway and turn north-west for another 3km. Look out for stunning views of Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) on your left.
The course then turns in a north-easterly direction for another 2km and the ground changes once again from a desert track back to an unsealed but graded road. After approximately 8km you hit one of the few sealed roads on the course, Mala Road, which takes you through the village of Yulara on your way to more off-road trails. After crossing both Giles Road and Coote Road, a brief turn due North takes you back onto the red earth as you head up towards Connellan Airport.
You start to head back towards the start/finish area after approximately 12km. There are a few small dunes to navigate here with some spectacular views of Uluru awaiting you over almost every tiny bump in the road.
The 15km mark sees you cross a different sectiuon of the Lassiter Highway and another short stretch of sealed road awaits you before you head off once again into the bush. After approximately 18.5km you will take a left turn where a 5km stretch of pure Australian Outback awaits you, and there are once again some truly amazing views to be had here. Look out for the view at the top of Jem’s Dune which is almost exactly half-way.
At around 22.5km you take a right followed by a left (approx. 200m) and you start the trip home. Utilising some of the tracks near the resort, you take a long, meandering loop over a small dune and continue on until you hit the track at the 26km mark. This marks the way back to the finish and you are now 3/5ths of the way back.
After once again crossing the Lassiter Highway you will get to see some fantastic views of Kata Tjuta, especially in the 30km-32km stretch. Back through Yulara village at around 32.5km sees you once again on Mala Road, the only sealed section of the course, with the red earth once again waiting to welcome you at around 36km. Here you will also get to see the twin sights of Kata Tjuta on your left and Uluru on your right.
From here it is plain sailing all the way to the finish line, with yet more breath-taking views to inspire you over the last few kilometres.
The entire course is relatively flat from a topographical point of view but there are a few little inclines here and there. A couple of short sand dunes also make an appearance and whilst they are not long or high they will certainly feel like a challenge when running up them. The views at the top will certainly make the effort worthwhile.
Underfoot can get a little soft in places but this is “the red earth” after all!

Larian Tropikal Ampang, Bukit Saga 2018
2018-07-29 06:00 - 12:00 (Asia/Kuala_Lumpur) | Padang Taman Tasik Tambahan, Ampang, Selangor, Malaysia
Larian Tropikal Ampang 2018
The Larian Tropikal Ampang, Bukit Saga 2018 is back!
Having been postpones due to unforeseen circumstances in 2017, the run is now set to take place on 29th July at the Padang Taman Tasik Tambahan, Ampang.
Registration will be open on the 28th of April so be sure you secure a spot for this event while you can.
Entry Fee
12 km – RM 60
5 km – RM 50

Haute Route Norway 2018
2018-08-03 - 2018-08-05 | Stavanger, Norway
Haute Route Norway Summer 2018 (Dates TBC)
The inaugural Maserati Haute Route Norway, set to take place in summer 2018, is the latest step in an ambitious global expansion of the successful Haute Route concept.
Based in Stavanger, which has a rich history within Norwegian cycling, this three-day cyclosportive will feature timed and ranked stages for an amateur peloton of riders from all over the world.
Riders will discover some of the most beautiful and challenging terrain in the world where roads with majestic switch-backs climbs in amongst the Norwegian fjords – already an area of world class tourism.
The Maserati Haute Route Norway will benefit from a single race village location, simplifying logistics and will feature all the key ingredients that make Haute Route events unique where amateur riders, of a range of abilities, are treated like pros.
In keeping with the Haute Route’s unique proposition, riders on the 2018 Maserati Haute Route Norway will benefit from safety, mechanical and medical support on the road, massages and a rider’s meal after racing and full logistical support, meaning that the focus is exclusively on the riding.
How To Enter
Enter as an individual and join hundreds of riders from across the globe to live the cycling adventure of a lifetime. As the event is timed and ranked you will be part of the solo classifications.
Places will be reserved on a first come first served basis, with confirmation upon completion of the entry form and receipt of your payment via our online credit card payments system.
Registrations for the Maserati Haute Route Norway will open soon.

The Snowman Swim 2018
2018-08-04 - 2018-08-05 | Plas y Brenin, Plas y Brenin, Conwy, Wales, LL24 0ET, United Kingdom
Snowman Swim 2018
Welcome to the Aqua Sphere Snowman Swim – featuring the Mymbyr Miler and Mymbyr Half Miler!
For 2018, we’re offering you the chance to experience an incredible open water swim in the stunning Llynnau Mymbyr, in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park!
A full mile or half mile distance is on offer, so come and experience this unique adventure at Plas y Brenin this Summer.
Venue
Plas y Brenin National Mountain Sports Centre, Capel Curig LL24 0ET
Date
Saturday 4th August 2018
Sunday 5th August 2018
Registration and Expo
Registration will be at Plas y Brenin (LL24 0ET).
Car Parking
There will be no parking available at Plas y Brenin. The race pay and display car park is approximately 250 metres along the road towards Capel Curig.
Prizes
Categories are decided on race turn out.
Under normal Circumstances both Womens and Mens prizes will be awarded to the Top 3 Open and 1st Placed Vets V40, V50, V60, V70. Additional prizes may be added in events where participation numbers warrant extra recognition.
All prizes must be collected on the day. Under no circumstances will prizes be posted out.

The Thames Marathon - Long Distance Swimming Event
2018-08-05 05:00 - 12:00 (Europe/London) | Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
Long Distance Swimming Event
The Thames Marathon, now in its 8th year, is a 14km long-distance challenge swim from Henley-on-Thames to Marlow. It covers a beautiful stretch of the Thames and has become one of open water swimming’s most prestigious marathon swims. The swim is split into 4 sections. Swimmers will be required to exit the water at the 3 locks – Hambledon at 4k, Hurley at 10k and Temple at 11.8k – where food and drink will be available.
Where does the swim start and finish?
In 2018 the Thames Marathon 14km swim will start at The Leander club, Henley and finish at Higginson Park, Marlow.
Where should I park for the event?
The official car parking will be in Henley, at Wargrave Meadows, Wargrave Rd. From here you will take the short walk to the start venue at Leander club. After you have finished your swim and had some food and collected your finisher medal, we will transport you back to Henley. Supporters will be able to pay on the day to use the coach service.
Is there other parking in Henley?
Yes, there are plenty of public car parks in Henley and they are free on Sundays. The return coach will only drop off at the official car park.
Thames Marathon – Long Distance Swimming Event
How will my bag get to the end?
We will transport one small bag (3-4kg) for each swimmer. We will tag your bag for identification purposes, and have it waiting for you at the finish area. We try and be careful but accidents do happen -please don’t use your best bag as we can’t be held responsible for any damage suffered in transit.
Can I swim in a team with a group of friends?
Absolutely, in fact we encourage it. The more people who swim together and look out for each other, the safer the event is. If you wish to swim with friends, please make sure that you all enter the same wave.
Will I be able to wear a tow float?
In 2018 all swimmers will be required to use a tow float and are advised to get used to swimming with one before the event. Selkie Swim Co have some available.
How will you ensure that those who want to do solo swims are able to do so safely?
We have a fully approved safety plan that ensures coverage across the full course throughout the event. In addition ALL swimmers will be required to use a tow-float at the 2018 event.
Can I swim non – wetsuit?
We do have a small number of non-wetsuit places available. . This is to minimise the risk to our safety plan. Wetsuits are important for retaining heat and providing buoyancy. If you would like a non-wetsuit place your application will be assessed by the events team for approval. Our decision is final on wetsuits and no discussion can be entered into. We advise swimmers to be prepared to wear a wetsuit if asked, on the day.
Non-wetsuit places have now been allocated for 2018 and a waiting list is in operation
How many feed stops will there be ?
There will be 3 feed stops in 2018 – one at each lock: Hambleden (4km), Hurley (10km) and Temple (11.8km)
What food will be available at the feed stops?
We will provide a bit of everything, including bananas, energy bars, energy drinks, water, some chocolate, sweets, and some salty snacks. A couple of the stops will also have hot drinks.
How will the start work?
The pink wave, for faster swimmers that wish to race against the clock, will go off first. The remaining waves will go off at 20 minute intervals (timetable subject to change).
How should I choose which wave to enter?
Faster swimmers that wish to swim against the clock, and have a 1500m pool time of 25 minutes or less should select the pink wave.
Other swimmers should select either the blue or the green wave. In 2018 both of these waves will be of mixed ability. If you wish to swim with a group, make sure you all select the same wave. The BLUE WAVE is now SOLD OUT. If you are not a pink wave swimmer, please select the green wave.
The first (pink) wave will set off at 7am, with approximately 20 minutes in between the waves. These timings are provisional and are subject to change.
We would recommend that if you are not presently able to complete a 1500m swim in under 45mins it might be as well to target a shorter event and then build for the 2019 Thames Marathon.
Are there toilets on the course?
There are toilets at the start at Leander club, and at the finish at Higginson Park. We are aiming to have a toilet stop at one of the food stations as well.
Can supporters walk the route?
The route is walkable, by following The Thames Path. Download the route here – Thames Marathon Walking Route.
It is also possible to cycle the route, although there are a large number of kissing style gates where you may have to lift your bikes to get through.
Can I talk to fellow swimmers in advance of the event?
Definitely, we have set up Henley Swim Chatter as a facebook forum, where you are able to discuss anything with fellow swimmers from nutrition and training tips to transport to the event on the day. There is also a facebook event page with all the latest information.

McDonald’s Townsville Running Festival 2018
2018-08-05 05:00 - 12:00 (Australia/Sydney) | Jezzine Barracks, Jezzine Barracks, 19 Isley , St, North Ward, Townsville, QLD 4810, Australia
McDonald’s Townsville Running Festival
REGISTRATION & RACE NUMBER COLLECTION
You must pick up your race number, which is in your race pack, at Jezzine Barracks on the Strand between 11am and 4pm on Saturday, 5 August, 2017 (the day before the event).
*IMPORTANT NOTE: Late entries will be accepted but late fees will apply. Late entrees will only be accepted on Saturday, 5 August between 11am and 4pm.
CATEGORIES
All age categories are taken as age on the day of the event.
Minimum ages apply. Marathon minimum age is 18 years old. Half Marathon minimum age is 15 years old, however conditions do apply. Please contact admin@townsvillerunningfestival.com for more information. 10K Classic minimum age is 15 years old.
Marathon, Half Marathon and 10km (male and female)
15 – 17, 18 – 29, 30 – 39, 40 – 49, 50 – 59, 60 – 64, 65 – 69, 70 –74, 75 plus
Big Person Trophy (marathon only)
over 86kg – weighed in at registration.
5km Junior Fun Run (male and female)
9 – 11, 12 – 13, 14 – 15, 16 – 17 years
5km Walkers and adults are non-competitive
RACE START TIMES AND ASSEMBLY
It is recommended you get to the Race Precinct one hour before your race starts and to the start area at least 15 minutes before race start.
The start line for all races is on Jezzine Way with all races starting toward the Rock Pool.

RACE NUMBERS
It is compulsory to wear your race number in your race. A timing device is attached to your number. This device can be checked on a timing mat located at registration on Saturday. Attach your race number with pins provided – do not fold, bend or wrinkle your race number. For identification purposes wear your race number facing forward. We urge you to complete the medical details on the rear of your race number. Race numbers are colour coded per race. You are entitled to keep your race number and timing tag as a souvenir. Many runners are now competing in events in honour or in memory of someone. All race numbers this year have a space to write a name if you wish. Remember no race number means no race time.
BAG DROP
A Bag Drop tent will be located near the race assembly area, on the grass in Jezzine Barracks. A tear-off bag identification tag is attached to your race number.
RACE BRIEFING
Race briefings will be conducted on registration day. Join our Race Director at 12pm and 2pm on Saturday, 5 August at Race HQ to get the low down on your race.
RACE SINGLETS
Early Bird Entry Fee until 31/5/2017. Marathon, Half Marathon and 10K Classic entrants are guaranteed a race singlet. 5K Adult, 5K Junior and 2.5K Hero Run entrants are guaranteed a race visor.
Normal Entry Fee 1/6/2017 – 4/8/2017. Sizing cannot be guaranteed for Marathon, Half Marathon and 10K Classic, allocations will be in first in, best dressed.
Late Entry Fee 5/8/2017. No singlets/visors guaranteed.
Early Bird registrants in the a forementioned categories will will receive a race singlet/shirt when they collect their race packs on Saturday, 6 August. Normal registrants in these categories will receive a singlet coupon from the Merchandise Stand. Correct sizes are not guaranteed; first-in, best-dressed. Late registrants (those who register on Saturday, 5 August) are not guaranteed.
TOILETS
Portable toilets will be available adjacent to the Race Assembly Area and Bag Drop tents. On course, public toilets are available at the Rock Pool, Strand Park (next to Picnic Bay SLSC), the Waterpark on the Strand, Rowes Bay (opposite Caravan Park) and at 3 Mile Creek.
TRAVEL AND PARKING
Best parking options are in Rowes Bay with access via Howitt Street and in North Ward via Landsborough Street. Marathoners can access early parking in Cook Street prior to 5:30am. There will be limited parking in Isley Street. Course roads will be closed from 5:30am.
Please do not park across drive ways .Allow extra time to travel, park and walk to the event. We suggest you plan to arrive at the event one hour prior to race start to allow plenty of time to secure bags, warm up and get to the assembly area.
There will be designated pedestrian crossing points in Mitchell and Isley Streets for access into the event precinct.
ROAD SAFETY
Runners will have to share some areas of the Marathon, Half Marathon and 10K courses with traffic. Traffic will be controlled by Police and Traffic Controllers. Please obey any Police instructions.
Run on the left hand side of the course or as directed by the race marshals stationed on each corner. The 5K and 2.5K courses are traffic free.
ROAD CLOSURES
For the safety of our runners the following road closures will be in place on 6 August, 2016.
RACE POLICIES
Animals of any description are not allowed to accompany a competitor.
Personal assistance to any competitor is not allowed.
Jogging strollers and prams are only allowed in the 2.5K Hero Run, starting at the rear.
Roller blades, skates or skate boards are not permitted in any race.
Disputes should be directed to Event Administration within 30 minutes of finishing.
Walkers can enter all races except the Marathon.
MEDICAL
St John’s Ambulance and Queensland Ambulance Service will provide medical services. The major medical facility is located near the finish line. St John’s Ambulance also has mobile services around the course. If you have a medical problem on course, advise a marshal (located on each corner) or water stop attendant.
DRINK STOPS (DS1, DS2 ETC)
Drink stops are located at approximately 5km intervals along the course. Drink stops have Special drinks, Powerade electrolyte drink and water (in that order).
Vaseline and sunscreen are located around the course.
SPECIAL DRINKS
Your special drinks can be left at Registration on Saturday, 5 August or up until 5.15am Sunday, 6 August. Please place your drinks – marked with your race number and the Drink Stop (DS) number – in the boxes provided. Drink Stops (DS1, DS2 etc) are marked on the course maps provided.
WATER STOPS (WS1, WS2, ETC)
Water stops are located at every 2.5km (approx.) along the course. These stops are stocked with water only.
RACE ETIQUETTE
Please be mindful of the following points in the interests of safety and a fair go for all competitors:
– The use of iPods and earphones is discouraged: or, if you need music, leave one earpiece out.
– Position yourself on the start line relative to your ability, this makes for a safer and more efficient start for everyone. If you are walking in a race, position yourself at the rear
– Always run on the left hand side of the lane in the direction of travel, this allows faster runners room to pass
– Try not to form a roadblock across the lane
– Do not suddenly change direction or stop, especially at the start
– Do not get frustrated with the lack of speed at the start, take it easy
– Always obey the directions of race officials and emergency services personnel
CUT OFF TIMES
Roads will reopen from 10.30am and runners will be directed onto footpaths in order to finish.
The marathon cut-off time is 12 noon. Official timing and finish chutes will close from 12pm.
PROVISIONAL TIMING AND RESULTS
Provisional results will be displayed on boards near Event Administration during the morning. If you have a query, please direct it to Event Administration.
POWERADE RECOVERY TENT
As you cross the finish line, you’ll be given a finisher’s medallion and ushered into the Powerade Water Tent. Please take refreshment and pass through the tent to ease congestion for incoming runners. Access is restricted once you have passed through.
LAMBERTS RECOVERY AREA
Take your time to recover and refresh with fresh fruit at the Lamberts Recovery area.
FOOD AND BEVERAGES
In keeping with tradition, Townsville Road Runners will provide free tea and coffee to all competitors.
ANYTHING ELSE
If you pull out of an event, advise Event Administration. Wear sun safe clothing that is appropriate for your finishing time. Pay particular attention to hydration.
MASSAGES
Massages will be available after the race in the Expo area.
PRESENTATIONS
Presentations will begin at the presentation stage from 10.15am
RESULTS LIFTOUT
The Townsville Bulletin will publish a results liftout with full results, stories and photos on Monday, 9 August,2016. Online results will also be made available post event at http://www.townsvillerunningfestival.com
RESULTS
The provisional results for each race will be posted on a notice board in the Event Arena as they become available on Sunday morning. Final race results will be posted on the Townsville Running Festival website after the Race and printed in the Townsville Bulletin.

St Michaels Mount Swim 2018
2018-08-11 16:00 - 19:30 (Europe/London) | Marazion Beach, S W Coast Path, Marazion, Cornwall, TR17 0EQ, United Kingdom
St Michaels Mount Swim 2018
The Chestnut Appeal for Prostate Cancer’s annual one and a half mile swim around the spectacular St Michaels Mount will take place on Saturday 11th August 2018 at 16.00.
The St Michaels Mount swim starts on the beach at Marazion where swimmers will set off for the Mount over the causeway swimming through clear waters around the Mount before making a course back to the beach to cheers from friends and family and a welcome pasty.
David Squires, Events Manager at the Chestnut Appeal said “The swim can be quite challenging and we ask that all those who take part can complete the distance in a pool and have experience of Open Water Swimming.”
“Its such a fantastic event in a stunning location and the event attracts people from all corners of the UK to take part.” said David Squires
A recent fundraising campaign has meant that the Chestnut Appeal is now able to provide the very latest in equipment for faster diagnosis of prostate cancer now in place at Derriford Hospital in Plymouth.
At a cost of £105,000 the Ultrasound – MRI Fusion Scanner for Targeted Diagnosis of Prostate Cancer is the first of its kind in the region. The Chestnut Appeal hope that soon they can announce the arrival of a second Scanner in the East of the region and it is their aim and with the support of the public to install others in Torbay and Truro as and when funds allow.
The St Michaels Mount swim will be fully supported by the team from Event Water Safety. Event Water Safety provide the necessary expertise and craft and have covered all the Chestnut Appeal’s charity swims since 2011. EWS provide safety at some of the UK’s biggest swims including the Dart 10k and Bournemouth Pier to Pier.
Registration for the swim is £35. Your entry fee covers the cost of organising the event, but it’s the money you raise that helps Prostate Cancer patients and their families, so we ask all our St Michaels Mount Swimmers set themselves a Sponsorship target of at least £75.
This will be our fifth swim around the mount and it’s a swim that has helped us raise our profile in Cornwall and has seen us attract new supporters. So if you fancy a new challenge and at the same time raise money to help men with prostate cancer in the region then why not register today.
Entry to the St Michaels Mount Swim includes; a medal on completion of the swim, full water safety support from Event Water Safety, an event swim cap, water and an end of swim pasty.
The Chestnut Appeal for Prostate Cancer is a charity that supports men with Prostate Cancer and their families across Devon and Cornwall.
St. Michaels Mount, home to the St. Aubyn family is managed by the National Trust and a beautiful place to visit. At low tide, it is possible to walk across the causeway to the mount.

Climate Ride Iceland 2018
2018-08-12 - 2018-08-17 | Reykjavik, Iceland
Cycling Events in Iceland
This is one of the most incredible cycling experiences on the planet. On Climate Ride Iceland we’ll travel to this magnificent island nation to explore the Southern Highlands where active volcanoes, sparkling glaciers, hot springs, and rustic mountain huts combine to create an unparalleled connection to nature.
This charitable event is our premier mountain bike-only Climate Ride, and all of the cycling takes place on gravel roads. NEW for 2018 – we’ll have daily options for single-track if you would like to try it out! Local Icelandic guides and our Climate Ride team will take care of all the details, allowing us to ride, connect, and see how the changing climate is affecting the Land of Fire and Ice.
On this charitable biking event, we travel where few tourists go. We stay in rustic mountain huts. If you crave more privacy, we suggest you bring a high-quality tent so you can stay in the campground.
This trip is well-suited to experienced road cyclists who can get comfortable on a mountain bike. Weather can vary and you must be prepared for cold, rain, and river crossings. Follow our packing list and you’ll be just fine! You should train to ride 30 miles per day on gravel roads. There are shorter options each day if you choose to ride in the support van.
If you are vegan or vegetarian, please connect with us to ensure you have wonderful food options. Bring a big smile and your sense of adventure for this jaw-dropping charitable bike adventure!
Climate Ride charitable events bring together bright minds, breathtaking routes for all cycling abilities, and the unforgettable combination of passion and purpose. On this trip, we’ll get a first-hand look at the environmental issues affecting Iceland including glacial melting, flooding, overfishing, and land rise, while learning about Iceland’s nearly 100% reliance on geothermal and hydropower energy sources.
This is a special Climate Ride Funders Trip and the proceeds directly support Climate Ride’s work. Your fundraising on Climate Ride Iceland will benefit the programs and efforts of Climate Ride including our community scholarships for young climate leaders. You are helping us grow the organization to become an advocacy powerhouse that engages people in the world of active environmental philanthropy and sustainable solutions. All donations are tax-deductible.
A passport is required.
Daily cycling mileages to suit all types of cyclists. This is a fully supported ride which means you can focus on the pedaling and making connections with your new friends while we take care of everything from overnight details, meals, snacks, luggage transport, and much more to make your trip as enjoyable as possible.
Event Itinerary Overview
(Your Travel Planner will include full details)
Day 1-Bike 22 Miles
We depart early this morning from Reykjavik hotels for a 3-hour, scenic drive to Iceland’s spectacular volcanic mountains. At the foot of Hekla, the country’s most active and famous volcano, we’ll jump on our bikes for the first bike ride of the week – a stunning route across strange lava fields and stunning black desert sands before entering the amazing Dómadalur region, flanked by smooth grassy mountains on one side and colourful rhyolite peaks on the other.
Our first night is spent in a remote cabin in the heart of these spectacular highlands.
Day 2-Bike 16 Miles
We head out early from our mountain hut at Landmannahellir to Frostastadavatn Lake (Icelandic for ‘Lake of the Frosty Place’). Our cycling route takes us to the famed natural hot springs at Landmannalaugar. Here we have an opportunity for a hike and a regenerating, well-deserved soak in the steaming natural pools. In the afternoon, enjoy an optional 9 km single-track bicycle route to Ljótapollur.
Our accommodations for the night are at a mountain hut near Landmannalaugar.
Day 3-Bike 25 Miles
On our third day of bike riding, we head eastward, biking on the Fjallabak Nature Preserve’s north route. The Fjallabak region, one of the largest geothermal areas in Iceland, takes its name from the numerous wild and rugged mountains with deeply incised valleys that are found here. The Nature Preserve, where more than 150 types of flowering plants, ferns, and allies have been identified, was established in 1979 to protect the area’s natural features so that future generations will have the opportunity to enjoy them as we do today.
Tonight, our day ends at a comfortable mountain hut, where we’ll spend two nights.
Day 4-Bike 19 Miles
Today starts with a shuttle from Hólaskjól to Langisjór. Once at Langisjór we’ll gear up and cycle along the Skaftá River – a picturesque glacier-fed river. We continue along the rushing waters through the Eldgjá volcanic canyon, an enormous 5-mile fissure in the Earth and testament that this island straddles two continental plates.
After an amazing day on the trail, we eventually return to our mountain hut for a hearty meal before turning in for the night.
Day 5-Bike 28 Miles
Day 5 begins on a black sandy highland road through pasture land used for sheep grazing. The gravel bike route today affords a magnificent view of the Mýrdalsjökull Glacier – with its ice cap topping the Katla volcano, made famous during the 2010 eruption of nearby Eyjafjallajökull. After a tasty lunch, we continue toward the south coast and cross the famous Laugavegur trekking route – noted for its wide variety of otherworldly landscapes.
At our final mountain hut for the week, we’ll enjoy a farewell dinner and celebrate our last evening together.
Day 6-Bike 16 Miles
Today’s bike ride starts off at Emstrur, passing the impressive Markafljót Canyon. From there we pedal our mountain bikes along the mountains with several challenging sections to the great canyons of the Markarfljót River. After lunch, we make our way on a remote and beautiful mountain road that leads to an idyllic valley under the Tindfjallajökull Glacier, where we’ll finish the week’s riding.
After packing up our gear, we’ll drive back to hotels in Reykjavik for an afternoon arrival in the busy city.

Mallorca 312 Cycling Event 2019
2018-08-14 08:00 - 17:00 (Europe/London) | Mallorca, Spain
Cycling Event 2019
2019 sees the 10th edition of this fast growing early-season sportive. Three distances allow you to chose your early season goal and its all held on closed roads! Experience for yourself the stunning coastal views and rolling countryside of this cycling mecca.
Come just for the sportive or enter the event as part of a longer trip with us. Our hotels are right at the starting line in Playa de Muro staying at the bike friendly 3* Hotel Ses Fotges. We include airport transfers from Palma (PMI) and secure bike storage. You also get a rider picnic for any pre-event training rides you fancy on Thusday or Friday.
One of last year’s clients told us: “This is what bikes are made for. This weather, these roads, these landscapes” The Mallorca 312 challenges you because of its profile and length. However this epic sportive is characterized by a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
We encourage clients to discover one of the most spectacular islands of the Mediterranean, which has become the epicentre of European cycle tourism in recent years. Its landscapes, its climate and its smooth roads are without doubt, three of the main reasons for this.
The Mallorca 312 is international but also a bit Mediterranean. Professionally organized and open to everyone. Enjoy pure cycling from the sunrise till the sunset!
Welcome to the Mallorca 312!
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PACKAGE INCLUDES
-Arrive Wed 24th or Thur 25th April (LONGER STAY PACKAGES AVAILABLE)
-Three or Four nights, dinner, bed & breakfast staying in Playa de Muro
-Return airport transfer (Palma)
-Guaranteed Mallorca 312 entry (We pick up for you)
-Bike storage & daily guided ride & picnic available
BOOKING INFORMATION
– 20% booking deposit required in order to reserve your space.
– Please be aware that we are limited in numbers for this event.
– Non-cycling partners are welcome – please enquire and we can provide a bespoke package for them.
LOCAL INFORMATION
The 10th Edition of the will take place on April 28 2019 with three routes of 167, 225 and 312 kilometres. Completely closed to traffic, the event is limited to 8,000 participants.
Keeping things flexible, cyclists can choose the distance they wish to ride upon the day of the event.
Staying in Playa de Muro is ideal for the event itself and the beach is on your doorstep. It is also a short ride out to the hills for your warm up rides before the big day. Mallorca has stunning cycling routes. You will enjoy the Tramuntana mountain range to the west, sleepy villages and smooth and silky roads across the island.
The route doesn’t have ridiculous climbs that would need special gearing.
With a 7 am start, arm warmers / gilets might be needed. It is advisable to bring a rain jacket just in case the forecast on race day indicates some showers.
TRAVEL ADVICE
Palma (PMI) is the nearest airport and airport transfers are included to & from the hotel. Travel time is around 1 hour to Playa de Muro which is where the Mallorca 312 startline is located.
Please ensure you have travel insurance since it is a requirement of booking with us.
BIKE HIRE
Local bike hire is available however please let us know at the time of booking!

Ruta De Las Iglesias 10k Run
2018-08-25 07:00 - 12:00 (America/Bogota) | Av. América and Bogotá, Bogota, Colombia
10k Run Event 2018
The Ruta de las Iglesias 10k is a nonprofit race, which was recognized as the best nocturnal race in all of Ecuador as well as one of the most beautiful nocturnal races in the world.
It is an extraodinary experience; it takes place at one of the most beautiful colonial districts of all of South America allowing our locals and foreign visitors admire with new eyes the central part of our capital city.
The race has a numerous group of volunteers and a chip timing system that allows precision in measurements. All athletes that reach the finish line will be given a medal and a thermal blanket; as well as participating in the raffle of fabulous prices for the winners of each category.
On August 25, 2018, the XIV edition of the “Ruta the las Iglesias” will take place with 15000 competitors.
A portion of the inscription costs will be donated to the Special Olympics Foundation, funds that will be destined to the Olympic Cycle Project; which promotes the participation of children and young people with special capabilities in 9 different sport disciplines at a national and international level.
Once again we want this race to provide its competitors, local and foreign, the opportunity to admire the beauties of our Colonial District, and to enjoy a well organized race.
PACKET PICK UP
The packet pick up will be on August, Thursday 23 and Friday 24, LOCATION TO BE ANNOUNCED. The competitor must present his inscription receipt or his identification document to pick up their race packet.
CHANGES OF NAMES OF COMPETITORS ARE NOT ALLOWED
Registered athletes will receive
Envelope with instructions
Ruta de las Iglesias’ Magazine
Competition number
Electronic timing chip, TYR
Collectable Race t-shirt
Personal items’ bag with numbered sticker
Bandana in support of Special Olympics
RACE DATE
SATURDAY AUGUST 25, 2018
ATHLETES TRANSPORTATION
Thirty (30) buses will leave from la Tribuna de los Shyris towards Av. America y Bogotá, transport will be on a first come first serve basis. There will be limited spaces. Only the athletes that have their competition number placed in the front of their shirt will be transported.
19:00 DEPARTURE ZONE
The athletes must arrive at the start line at Av. América and Bogotá at 19h00. (To access this zone, the athlete must enter from North to South, beginning at Av. América). Only the athletes that have their competition number placed in the front of their Shirt will be able to access this zone.
Departure will be by pens that will be organized according to the times achieved in the previous edition of the Route of the Churches or in a race with an official certificate of competence (information that must be sent to the organization until July 19, 2018).
19:30 RECEIVING PERSONAL BELONGINGS
There will be buses located at 18 de Septiembre street, between Av. America and Versalles that will recive and store athlete’s personal belongings. Each competitor will have their own bag with his competition number. Here, you will be able to place all your personal belongings and leave them at the buses accordingly to your competition number. At the finish line, the buses will be waiting at the Tribuna de los Shyris. Each competitor will be able to retrieve their bag with their competition number. The personal belongings will only be received if they are placed inside the bag given to the competitor the day of the package pick-up. (The people organizing the race won’t be responsible for any article of value placed inside the bags.)
20:00 START
The race will start at 20h00.
21:30 AWARD CEREMONY
At the party zone – Av. de los Shyris.
THE AWARD CEREMONY WILL USE CHIP TIME, CATALOGUED AS OFFICIAL IN THIS EVENT. The official award ceremony from all the categories will be taking place on Friday August 31st at 16h00 at the TVentas office on Av. Juan de Ascaray 355 and Amazonas (next to the Bull Fighting Plaza). The results of the competition will be published at 24h00 the day of the event at: http://www.rutadelasiglesias.com.
KM MARKINGS AND HYDRATION
Each kilometer will be properly signaled and illuminated. The hydration points will be located at: the start, kilometer 3, kilometer 5, kilometer 7, kilometer 9 and Finish.
MEDICAL SUPPORT
The race will have medical support and assistance from:
LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE EQUIVIDA
FINISH LINE
After the finish line, the runner must return their chip and in exchange they will receive:
Collectible athlete’s medal
Collectible athlete’s bag
Thermal blanket
Fresh fruit thanks to Supermaxi
A bottle of Dasani water
A bottle of Powerade
Registration opens 1st June 2018. Be sure to check their website to apply.

Petra Desert Marathon 2018
2018-09-01 07:00 - 16:00 (Asia/Amman) | Petra Desert Marathon, Petra, Ma'an, Jordan
Marathon Events in Jordan
Run back in time…
Challenge yourself to a desert run in historic settings!
Starting in the ancient city of Petra, the Petra Desert Marathon leads runners past the incredible tombs, mountainside carvings and caves before venturing into the arid, lunar-like landscapes of the Jordanian desert. Choose the marathon, half marathon or cheer on the runners!
Being rich in history, culture and scenic nature, Jordan offers its visitors superb possibilities for an exciting vacation. From the splendid ruins of Petra and the vast and awe-inspiring Wadi Rum desert, to a floating swim in the Dead Sea – Jordan has something for everyone to enjoy, not to mention the warm hospitality of the Jordanian people.
Embark on an Arabian adventure and run the desert race of a lifetime!
The Petra Desert Marathon is a challenging adventure marathon set in the beautiful desert region of Jordan. Starting in the ancient city of Petra, the route takes runners on a remarkable route through the area surrounding Petra. From the lunar-like mountain landscape to the arid desert, runners navigate challenging terrain in the dry, desert heat.
Information relating to the marathon event can be found on this page. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, have a look at the important information section on the registration packages page, or get in touch with us.
Age Limit
Marathon runners must be minimum 18 years old on race day.
Half marathon runners must be minimum 16 years old on race day.
Awards
All finishers receive a medal. A small, symbolic prize is given to the winners of both distances for men and women. Please note that there is no prize money.
Weather & Clothing
With temperatures as high as 35°C / 95°F and a hilly, desert route offering very little shade, the Petra Desert Marathon is an arduous race.
It is recommended that participants run in light-weight, light-coloured clothing.
A t-shirt offers better protection from heat stroke than a sleeveless shirt, but it is of course an personal choice. In all cases, we highly recommend the use of sunscreen with high protection and a cap.
There are no clothing restrictions, so women and men alike can run in shorts, tights, tank tops etc.
Cut-off times
All runners have 7 hours to complete the race. Runners still on the route after the time limit will be picked up by a race official or medical car and driven back to the finish area.
Five hours after the start, however, the route closes at the 31km mark (10km mark for the half marathon) meaning that runners who haven’t passed this point at 11:30 will not be allowed to finish the race.
Distances
The Petra Desert Marathon features a classic 42.195 km Marathon and a Half Marathon. The distances are colour-coded – marathon is black and half marathon red.
At the race briefing the day before the race, runners are permitted to change distance. Please note that change of distance is not allowed on race day.
Drink stations
Drink stations serving water are situated along the route. Selected stations also serve energy drinks and bananas.
Elevation
The Petra Desert Marathon is a hilly course with an ascent of roughly 1,200m and a descent of 1,100m.
Medical Team
A team of specialised doctors from Denmark and paramedics from Jordan will supervise the marathon and assist in case of injury or exhaustion. The medical team has undisputed authority to exclude runners who, according to the doctors’ judgment, should not continue running if there is a serious health risk to the runner. The medical team will be patrolling the route and be situated in the finish area and on strategic points of the route.
Runners who wish to drop out of the marathon should go to the nearest drinks station and wait for a medic or race official car. If it is not practical to go to a drink station, simply wait at the side of the road. We encourage all participants to look out for each other and report to the officials or medical team if you see an injured runner on the route. All decisions made by the medical team are final.
Personal belongings/supplies
Personal belongings can be dropped off at the Visitors Centre and will be brought to the finish area. Any personal belongings you want available at the finish area should be packed in a bag or backpack and clearly marked with your name and start number. The bag must be handed over to the race officials at Petra Visitors Centre before 5:30 on race day morning.
The walk from the Visitors Centre to the start line can be chilly and a light jacket or sweater is recommended for the walk. This jacket or sweater can be dropped at the start line and will be brought to the finish area. Again we ask you to clearly mark all your belongings with name and start number.
The Petra Desert Marathon organisers cannot be held responsible for any lost or damaged items or valuables.
It is possible to have personal supplies delivered to selected drinks stations. Marathon runners can get personal supplies at four stations and half marathon runners at one station.
The personal supplies can be food, drink, sunscreen or other personal necessities.
Personal supplies must be handed over to the race officials at the race briefing the day before the race – remember to clearly mark your supplies with your start number and the number of the drinks station you want it deposited at.
Personal supplies deposited at the drinks stations will not be returned.
Race officials
English-speaking race officials are in charge of setting up the route as well as controlling the logistics on race day. They will be patrolling the route and guiding on the most crucial places on the course. Assisting guides will also be placed on the route to show directions. All decisions made by the race official team are final.
Route description
From the start line in the Street of Facades, the route goes through the ancient city of Petra and right away you will find yourself surrounded with tombs, caves and monasteries carved in the mountainsides.
A 2km uphill section on paved road leads runners out of the Petra Archaeological Park boundaries and via the main road towards the desert on hilly tarmac road.
After 6 kilometres, the route leaves the asphalt road and continues into the desert. Half marathon runners take the direct way to the river bed gorge “Siq Al Bard” while marathon runners have to do a loop around the hill top “Al Musirh”. Leaving Siq al Bard at Little Petra, the route is back on the tarmac road heading towards the village of Ammarine
Just before the village half marathon runners continue straight through the village while marathon runners turn left on the road leading to Wadi Araba to do a 8km back tracking stretch running past incredible rock formations that only few tourists visit.
When passing the 30km mark, full marathon runners find themselves back at Ammarine village and merge again with the half marathon course. From here, the route goes uphill to a mountain ridge for the next 5 kilometres, but the strenuous efforts are rewarded with an astonishing view over most of the marathon route, the mountains covering Petra and on clear days even Israel can be seen. On this mountain ridge the surface becomes gravel for the next 3 kilometres.
The final 4 kilometres are steep downhill running on paved roads towards the finish line.
Route logistics
Kilometre signs can be found along the entire route. Owing to the conditions, however, they may be placed +/- some metres from the exact point. The kilometre signs are therefore only for orientation and runners shouldn’t calculate speed based on the signs.
Note that there won’t be any toilets along the course, which means that there are toilets everywhere! Toilet paper is available at all drinks stations.
The route is not closed off to traffic, but traffic police guards all entries to the route to warn drivers and ask them to slow down. Traffic is not heavy on these roads, but do keep an eye out for cars and trucks while running on paved roads.
Rules and regulations
If you decide to change distance during the race, ie. if a half marathon runner decides to follow the marathon route instead of the half marathon route, he or she will receive a marathon medal but not an official time. The race result will read FNT (finished no time). The same applies for a marathon runner who changes distances during the race. All runners who change distances before race day will be registered accordingly and receive an official time.
The top three male and female finishers of all distances are the first three to physically cross the finish line regardless of their net time.
Start/Finish
The finish line is located near the Petra Visitor Centre within walking distance of the Mövenpick Resort and Candles, Edom and Petra Moon hotels.
All runners must meet at the Petra Visitor Centre from where we walk the 2.5 kilometers through the Siq and past the Treasury to the start line at the Street of Facades.
All runners who complete the marathon or half marathon within the time limit will receive a medal after crossing the finish line.
Water and a sandwich lunch pack are given to all participants. Checked-in bags can be picked up at the bag check-out area.
Start/bib numbers
A tool for race directors to tell hundreds of runners apart, made of a plastic-like paper, which you pin on your body. They also serve as mementos and for others to monitor your progress.
All runners must wear the official bib number that will be handed out the day before the race. Marathon bibs are black while half marathon bibs are red. The bib number must be attached to the front of the torso and be visible during the entire race.
Supplies on the route
There will be water stations at approximately every 4 kilometres along the route. Some stations will also serve energy drinks and bananas. All stations provide bottled water. Marathon runners will be offered energy gel after 26km and 35km.
Terrain
The route is run on a mixture of gravel and paved roads. The surface in the desert sections is sand with loose rocks.
Time taking and results
Timing is done with AMB Chip. The chip will be in the race pack that runners receive the day before the race. The chip must be attached around the ankle with the velcro strap that follows or in the shoe lace. The chip must be handed back to the timing staff at the finish line.
Traffic
The roads are not closed for traffic. Although traffic is not heavy in the area, please be aware whenever running on asphalt roads. We advise you to run on the left side of the road, so you can see any vehicles coming towards you.
Wrist bands
Please note that the marathon route has an out-and-back stretch totalling 18km. At the turn-around point of this stretch (9km out) marathon runners will receive a wrist band to prove that they went all the way out. The wrist band must be worn for the remainder of the race to the finish line. No wrist band = disqualification.
The wrist band applies to marathon runners only.

Vaal River City Marathon 2018
2018-09-02 06:00 - 13:00 (Africa/Johannesburg) | Isak Steyl Stadium,, Playfair Blvd, Vanderbijlpark C. E. 6, Vanderbijlpark,, Vaal, 1900, South Africa
Marathon in South Africa
Join us this year as we take off from the Isak Steyl Stadium in a thrilling 10km, 21km and an all grueling 42.2km marathon this September. Dust off those old running shoes and get fit.
TIMING AND RESULTS
The race distance for the 3 main distance have been measured, certified and approved by the IAAF.
Timing will be MAT to MAT for 42.2km and 21.1km (start line to finish line). There will be a 15min restart window for the 42.2km & 21.1km runner. GUN to MAT on 10km. Additional timing mat will be placed on the course to verify timer. Participants must cross ALL mat (restart line, on route & finish line) to record official timer, failure to do to could result in no official record or dissrqualifcation.
Marathon runner will not be permitted to restart second lap of 42.2 km distance after 08h30.
Start window for the 42.2km & 21.1km will be from 6:00am – 6:15am.

Tallinna Maraton, Half Marathon & 10k 2018
2018-09-07 - 2018-09-09 | Freedom Square,, Tallinn, Estonia
Marathon Events in Estonia
Why run the Tallinna Marathon in 2018?
You have only one chance to run the Tallinna Maraton on Estonia’s 100th anniversary year:
In 2018 the Republic of Estonia is celebrating its 100th anniversary and Tallinna Maraton is part of the official celebrations’ programme. Our goal is to organize an all-time largest Tallinna Maraton with over 21 000 participants – be one of them!
This year’s Tallinna Maraton is special because the organisers expect the participants to race wearing the flag colours – blue, black and white. Every full marathon runner will get a unique blue-black-white T-shirt designed for Estonia100! Half-marathon and 10km runners have the chance to buy the T-shirt with half price.
Medals are for all Tallinna Maraton finishers
Tallinna Maraton marathon, half-marathon and 10km runners will be rewarded with a medal decorated with Estonia’s national flower- cornflower. For the first time the 10km finishers will also receive a medal. Cornflower in Estonian is rukkilill.
UNESCO World Heritage Site Tallinn Old Town​
You will be running along UNESCO World Heritage site declared Old Town of Tallinn, where you can best experience its historical sights and enchanting architecture. The course also includes the modern parts of Tallinn, and gives you a feel why Tallinn was rewarded as one of the most innovative capital cities in Europe! Visiting Tallinn, you will realize why Lonely Planet named Tallinn as ‘Best Value Destination 2018’. Come to enjoy free Wi-Fi in the most preserved medieval city in the Northern Europe, in Tallinn Old Town.
Great running weather and fast course awaits you
A favourable weather with 14-17C in this latitude in September and our fast track are important aspects why international runners join the Tallinna Maraton. In 2017, a record number of 56 different countries took part and the marathon winner’s time was a world class time of 2:09.22
Three-day family running festival
If your whole family loves getting active, Tallinna Maraton may be the perfect match for you. Our program includes Kids Races for the smallest, Nike We Run Tallinn 5k Youth Run, 10k for recreational runners, half- and full marathon for long distance running lovers. In order to avoid cramming in the competition centre our programme is spread over 3 days, so if you are coming to enjoy a weekend with just your race you can do just that!
Tallinn is close and everything in Tallinn is close
You will soon discover that all key aspects in Tallinn are close together. You can reach Tallinn directly from 23 destinations or with ferries from Helsinki or Stockholm! Airport and harbour are only 10 minutes from the City Centre, majority of hotels are in the City Centre with nearby restaurants, and Tallinna Maraton race office and start-finish areas are in the heart of Tallinn.
Your entry fee includes the following
Participation in your chosen Tallinna Maraton distance
BIB number (personalized with your name and country’s flag for 42km and 21km)
Timing device and result in the final protocol (for timing distances)
An electronic diploma
T-shirt (marathon)
Medal (42km, 21km and 10km)
Service at the drinking stations and at the finish
Tallink travel voucher (marathon, half marathon and 10 km)
Free luggage hold and washing services
If necessary, first aid throughout the course
Shuttle to the finish line if you decide to quit
The entry fees will not be refunded if the participant cancels his/her participation. The fees are non-refundable in case of Force Majeure circumstances.
Distances
Tallinna Maraton includes the following races:
Tallinna Maraton – 42,195 km
Half marathon 21,1 km
10 km run with timing
10 km walking/Nordic Walking with timing
10 km run/walking/Nordic Walking without timing
Tallinna Marathon different distances are an individual competition with collective start. Start and finish area is at the same place. Marathon race is also Estonian Championship in marathon.
Kids races take place on Saturday, 8th of September on Freedom Square. Participation is free.
We Run Tallinn (Nike Youth Run, 5 km) takes place on Friday, 7th of September on Freedom Square.
Rules & Regulations

Open Water Swimathon 2018
2018-09-08 - 2018-09-09 | Thorpe Open Water, Thorpe Rd, Chertsey, KT16 8PH, United Kingdom
Open Water Swimathon 2018
Open Water Swimathon is taking place at 14 venues across the UK. Take on the challenge of open water swimming and at the same time raise money for Cancer Research UK and Marie Curie.
Participate in an individual challenge (400m, 1.5k, 2.5k or 5k) or a team challenge (1.5k or 5k), perfect for both experienced open water swimmers, and those transferring from the pool to the open water for the first time. 8/9 September.
Or be part of the Swimathon experience when you want and where you want with MySwimathon, with the option to complete your swim at any time from 31 August – 16 September at a venue of your choosing.
DISTANCES
400m, 1.5 km, 2.5 km, 5 km

Minsk Half Marathon 2018
2018-09-09 07:00 - 13:00 (Europe/Minsk) | Sports Palace, Sports Palace, 4 Pobeditelej Avenue. praspiekt Pieramožcaŭ 4,, Minsk, 220004, Belarus
Marathon Events in Europe
Minsk Half Marathon is a young event. The first competition was held in 2013 during the celebration of the Minsk City Day. This experience was successful and it was decided to make it a traditional event during the Minsk City Day, the second weekend of September.
Therefore, on this day we also celebrate the festival of sport and health – Minsk Half Marathon.
In 2015, for the first time Minsk Half Marathon will be held in such a large-scale format. Hundreds and thousands of runners from all over Belarus, hundreds of visitors, downtown streets, crowds of spectators and fans – Minsk is calling you for a run! We expect you to enjoy Minsk Half Marathon and Minsk City, a really wonderful place for sightseeing, resting, shopping and doing sports.
Terms of Admittance to Half Marathon
To register to participate in the Minsk Half Marathon, the person should fill in the application form of a participant and pay the registration fee (persons mentioned in the requirements to participants are exempted from the payment of the entry fee). After the registration you will get a confirmation. Online registration is open until September 7, 2018 or until the maximum number of participants is reached.
Note: When registering, enter personal data in accordance with the ID-card. Otherwise, you will not be able to get a package and a starting number.
Requirements for participants
-The participant must be 18 years or older.
-The participant should be able to cover 21.097 km distance within three hours (3:00:00). Streets on the route will be unblocked in stages during this time limit.
-Paid registration cannot be cancelled, the registration fee is non-refundable.
-The participant should pick up his/her package (starting number, duffel bag) during the Minsk Half Marathon Sports Exhibition-2018 on September 3-8, 2018
Conditions of Registration in the 10,55 km
To register to participate in 10,55 km, one should fill in the application form of the participant and pay the registration fee. After the registration you will get a confirmation. Online registration is open until September 7, 2018 or until the maximum number of participants is reached.
Note: When registering, enter personal data in accordance with the ID-card. Otherwise, you will not be able to get a package and a starting number.
Requirements for participants
The participant must be 16 years or older.
The participant should be able to cover 10 km distance within two hours (2:00:00).
Paid registration cannot be cancelled, the registration fee is non-refundable.
The participant should pick up his/her package (starting number, duffel bag) during the Minsk Half Marathon Sports Exhibition-2018 on September 3-8, 2018.
When receiving a package, the participant has to present his/her identity card and sign personal responsibility for his/her health condition during the competition in 10,55 km race.
When receiving the number of the participant in competitions, persons under 18 years of age must provide the original consent of their legal representatives (parents, adoptive parents, foster parents, guardians, trustees) to organizers on the attached form to participate in the competitions, as well as a medical certificate on absence of contraindications to go in for sports (subject to availability). Without the consent the underaged athlete will not be admitted to participate in the competitions.
Conditions of Registration in the 5,5 km Race
To register to participate in the 5,5 km race in the Minsk Half Marathon, one should fill in the application form of the participant and pay the registration fee. After the registration you will get a confirmation. Online registration is open until September 7, 2018 or until the maximum number of participants is reached.
Note: When registering, enter personal data in accordance with the ID-card.
Otherwise, you will not be able to get a package and a starting number.
Requirements for participants
-The participant must be 12 years or older.
-Paid registration cannot be cancelled, the registration fee is non-refundable.
-The participant should pick up his/her package (starting number, duffel bag) during the Minsk Half Marathon Sports Exhibition-2018 on September 3-8, 2018.
-When receiving the number of the participant in competitions, persons under 18 years of age must provide the original consent of their legal representatives (parents, adoptive parents, foster parents, guardians, trustees) to organizers on the attached form to participate in the competitions, as well as a medical certificate on absence of contraindications to go in for sports (subject to availability). Without the consent the underaged athlete will not be admitted to participate in the competitions.
Requirements to participants
-The participant must be 12 years and/or older to participate in the 5,5km race,16 years and/or older to participate in the 10,55km race and 18 years and/or older to participate in the 21,1km race.
-The Organization must pay the registration fee for participants who will take part in the competition (except for persons exempted from payment of the registration fee)
-The team representative should pick up packages (starting numbers, duffel bags) during the Minsk Half Marathon Sports Exhibition-2018 on September 3-8, 2018.
-When receiving a package, the team representative has to produce warranty from his/her organization (entry form), the ID and medical certificates or entry forms signed and sealed by the doctor for each team member confirming admittance to the race competitions. For persons under 18 years of age it is necessary to provide the original consent of their legal representatives (parents, adoptive parents, foster parents, guardians, trustees) to organizers on the attached form to participate in the competitions, as well as a medical certificate on absence of contraindications to go in for sports (subject to availability). Without the consent the underaged athlete will not be admitted to participate in the competitions.
Change of registration
Note: Paid registration cannot be cancelled, the registration fee is non-refundable.

BMW Oslo Marathon 2018
2018-09-15 | Rådhusplassen/Rolf Strangers plass, Rådhusplassen, Oslo, Norway
Marathon Events in Norway 2018
The Oslo Marathon is an annual marathon that takes place between the end of September and the beginning of October. There are four distances; marathon, half-marathon, 10 and 3 km.The track goes along the seaside of Oslofjord. It is very flat, and competitors in the marathon run it twice with start and finish at the Town Hall Square.
The distances one can participate in is 3 km, 10 for Grete, half marathon and marathon. Also, there will be children’s activity day and Children’s marathon (500m), according to organizers.G-Sport requires that national sponsorships should be “People and parties” and that’s Danske Bank Oslo Marathon, with participation increase of over 50% from last year – and aim that 25,000 will be running this year!
PRACTICALITIES
Age Limit
All entrants for the marathon must be at least 18 years old. All entrants for the half marathon must be at least 16 years old.
Aid Stations
There will be food and drink stations placed along the run. Please see the map for placements. Shower and changing facilities will be located at Ruseløkkaskole on Løkkeveien.
Award Medals
All participants that complete the BMW Oslo Marathon will receive a medal after the finish line. All class winners will receive prizes from our sponsors.
Equipment Storage
There will be storage facilities by the start area. Due to safety concerns it will only be possible to hand in the participant bags each runner receives when they pick up their start number. Bag storage will be available at Rådhusplassen.Toilets will be available at Rådhusplassen, the start area and by all drink stations. Give yourself extra time when the half marathon starts as queus are expected.
Maximum Time
For the marathon, you need to have passed half way by 3 hours in order not to be stopped and finish before 6 hours in order to get the race validated. For the half marathon the maximum race time 3,5 hours.
Provided Photo Service
Marathon Photos is our official vendor of photos and diplomas during the event on Saturday. Smile to the photographer when you near the finish line and buy a memory for life on their website after the run.
DIFFICULTY
flat
HIGHLIGHTS
Taking runners along the seafront of Oslofjord and past beautiful sights such as the Akershus Fortress makes the Oslo Marathon a very scenic race. It also very flat, offering the chance to achieve a PB.
OVERVIEW
The marathon has four distances: full marathon, half marathon, 10km and 3km. The marathon and half marathon courses are the same, marathon competitors run it twice.The race starts and finishes at the Akershus Fortress at Festningsplassen. The route passes Kirkegata, Kongensgate and Vippetangen, by Skippergata, passing by the New Opera House, along Havneveien then on to Sjursoya, before runners have to turn at the WAG building.
The route then heads back. Runners go via the Opera house, Karl Johan gate, eventually on to the seaside of Radhusplassen (City Town Hall). From there, they run along the pavement/cycle path leading to Framnesgate, Drammensveien and on to Skoyen Train station and the footpath along the river Hoff.Returning along the cycle path the race leads under Bygdoy, along to Frognerkilen, past the Color Line ferries in Hjortnaeskaia eventually arriving at the seaside. Finally, passing opposite the DFDS Seaways terminal runners reach the entrance of Akershus Fortress and the finish line.

2018 Descente London Duathlon
2018-09-16 | Richmond Park, Richmond Park, Richmond, UK, Richmond, England, Richmond, United Kingdom
Duathlon Descente London, , the world’s biggest, will take place in Richmond Park on Sunday 16 September 2018

A duathlon consists of three sets of athletic activity, but across two disciplines – running and cycling. The first set consists of running, followed by cycling, and then back to running. The distances of each activity vary according to the challenge entered. Similar to a triathlon, you will go through transition to change between disciplines.
There are three individual challenges and one team challenge in the Descente London Duathlon:

Half Duathlon
Duathlon
Ultra Duathlon
Duathlon Relay (team challenge)

Learn more about the two disciplines:

Running
Cycling

Enter your Descente London Duathlon challenge today!
The Descente London duathlon will provide an amazing challenge and race experience – all competitors will receive the following:

Exclusive access to race the world’s biggest Duathlon on closed roads in Richmond Park.
Limited Edition Descente cycling jersey worth £130.
One of the best looking finishers medals to add to your collection.
20% discount on cycling insurance with partner PedalSure.

Or enter Descente RUN10 today and get access to:

Exclusive access to race on closed roads in Richmond Park.
Limited Edition Descente technical race top worth £30.
One of the best looking finishers medals to add to your collection.

Entry for the 2018 Descente London Duathlon is now open
Descente London Duathlon, the world’s biggest, will take place in Richmond Park on Sunday 16 September 2018
A duathlon consists of three sets of athletic activity, but across two disciplines – running and cycling. The first set consists of running, followed by cycling, and then back to running. The distances of each activity vary according to the challenge entered. Similar to a triathlon, you will go through transition to change between disciplines.

There are three individual challenges and one team challenge in the Descente London Duathlon:

Half Duathlon
20km
5km (run) > 10km (ride) > 5km (run)
£70

Full Duathlon
59km
10km (run) > 44km (ride) > 5km (run)
£80

Duathlon Relay (Team)
59km
10km (run) > 44km (ride) > 5km (run)
£135

Ultra Duathlon
107km
20km (run) > 77km (ride) > 10km (run)
£134

There are several entry options available for the Descente London Duathlon including:

Standard Entry – simply register online (entry prices above) and get training! > click here to enter
Club Entry – enter via your cycling, running, triathlon or rowing club to take part in the Club Championships and get exclusive perks – click here for full details
Charity Places – Cancer Research UK places cost just £20 when you pledge to raise £300 or more – click here for more info and to enter. Once you have registered for your charity place you will receive a code from Cancer Research UK. Please use this code to register your details with London Duathlon to enter the event.

If you have any questions on the different entry options please email us at info@londonduathlon.com

The Descente London duathlon will provide an amazing challenge and race experience – all competitors will receive the following:

Exclusive access to race the world’s biggest Duathlon on closed roads in Richmond Park.
Limited Edition Descente cycling jersey worth £130.
One of the best looking finishers medals to add to your collection.
20% discount on cycling insurance with partner PedalSure.

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Astana Marathon 2018
2018-09-16 07:00 - 13:00 (Asia/Almaty) | Kazakhstan, Opposite the EXPO pavilions on Turar Ryskulov Street, Astana, Kazakhstan
Marathon Events in Kazakhstan
This annual race is the first capital marathon in Central Asia in the world’s second coldest capital – Astana. Distances 42k and 10k
HOW TO ENTER
This year’s Astana Marathon will take place on the 16th September 2018. The deadline for 42.2k registration is 10th September 2018. 10k online registration closes at 11am on 15th September 2018, onsite registration will continue at Astana Marathon EXPO 2018.
Registered runners can collect Runner’s Kit at Astana Marathon EXPO 2018.
Dates: 14 September from 11am to 8pm and 15 September from 10am to 6pm
Address: Astana Marriott Hotel, 2 Dostyk Street, Astana
As we work with Chronotrack and Athlinks you will be able to receive your results on your Facebook, Twitter and mobile phone via SMS.
Running clubs with minimum 5 members will receive 5% discount. Please contact us on info@astana42k.com for club registration instructions.
Please note that companies considering participation as Corporate Runner with exclusive rights for branding their team must contact us on info@astana42k.com. Any branding or PR campaign on the race day on Start/Finish Village and/or Start/Finish Zone and/or race course is strictly prohibited without paying appropriate corporate participation fee.
GENERAL RULES

The Copenhagen Half Marathon Event 2018
2018-09-16 11:00 - 17:00 (Europe/Copenhagen) | Øster Allé,, Øster Allé, København Ø,, Copenhagen, 2100, Denmark
Copenhagen Half Marathon
We expect 25,000 runners to be ready in the starting area at Øster Allé in September for this IAAF Gold Label race that has quickly become world-wide renowned for a super fast course through central Copenhagen. This year, once again the race will attract a strong elite – nationally and internationally – to set world-leading times.
Covering most areas of Inner Copenhagen and Frederiksberg, the course will showcase the very best of the Danish capital. The course is extremely fast, highly spectator-friendly and featuring many of the city’s highlights. Along the course the participants pass more than 20 power zones and entertainment venues for both runners and spectators.
Not alone is the course a sightseeing tour around Copenhagen, it also entails ideal conditions for running extremely fast. Broad roads with asphalt surface, soft curves and long straight streches ensure that both recreational runners and pro athletes are in for a first-rate race experience.
PRACTICALITIES
Aid Stations
All hydration zones are placed on both sides of the street offering cups of water and High5 energy drink.
Award Medals
All finishers within the course time limit receive a finisher medal upon crossing the finish line.
Equipment Storage
During the race, you can have your baggage stored in the baggage tents in Runners’ area.
Maximum Time
The race course time limit is 3 hours net.
Parking
Very limited parking options, as the race site and course is located in central Copenhagen.
Provided Photo Service
All participants get free photos and video captured at three on-course live zones. All footage is available in real-time on web and in the app. Furthermore, participants can have a celebration photo taken for free in the finish area.
Qualifications
None
Race Kit Includes
Bib number and a Nike running T-shirt.
Timing
Race timing service is provided by Ultimate Sport Service by means of a timing chip incorporated in a one-time bib-number.
Transport
Transport options to the starting and finish area: bike, walking, S-train (tube / U-bahn).
HIGHLIGHTS
With some of the world’s best half marathon times set at the CPH Half, the course has proven itself extremely fast. At the same time, it is highly spectator-friendly featuring many of the city’s highlights. The King’s New Square, Frederiksberg Allé, the city lakes and Nørrebro as well as the Marble Church, The Old Stock Exchange and The Parliament Christiansborg are just some of best highlights and attractions which runners will be taking in during the 21.0975 kilometres.
OVERVIEW
The Copenhagen Half Marathon course will commences and finishes on Øster Allé in the midst of the beautiful city park, Fælledparken, in Copenhagen. Covering many different areas of Copenhagen and Frederiksberg, the course will take in the very best of the Danish capital – from Østerbro, Nørrebro and Vesterbro to Frederiksberg and Inner City.
Copenhagen Half Marathon Ticket prices: €64.00

Buenos Aires Marathon 2018
2018-09-23 | Avenida Figueroa Alcorta, Avenida Figueroa Alcorta, Buenos Aires,, 7000, Argentina
Buenos Aires Marathon 2018
The international Buenos Aires Marathon – 2018 edition – will start at 7.00am on 23rd September from Avenida Presidente Figueroa Alcorta 7000, on the corner with Monroe Street.
This event is introduced by the Government of Buenos Aires City – Gobierno de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires and organized by Asociacion de Carreras y Maratones Ñandú. It will be controlled by the Federacion Atletica Metropolitana and the Confederacion Argentina de Atletismo and is part of the official calendar of the International Marathons Association (AIMS).
Participation Conditions
a) The Buenos Aires Marathon will only take place under weather conditions which allow participants to participate safely. The medical team has the authority to cancel part or the entire event if they consider the conditions do not meet the safety threshold.
b) All athletes must be 18 years old or over on the date of the Marathon.
The event will take place under the conditions and the rules in force by the International Athletics Federation (IAAF) and their scope of application: Confederación Sudamericana de Atletismo (Consudatle), Confederación Argentina de Atletismo (CADA) y Federación Atlética Metropolitana (FAM).
c) The wearing of the corresponding designated Official Number given by the organizers on the shirt of the participant is MANDATORY from the start area until the finish area of the Marathon. It is not permitted to exchange numbers with other athletes.
d) The Starting Point: each athlete is required to respect the start area designated for him or her and make sure that he or she is there on time.
e) Escorts, Coaches or Personal Trainers: it is forbidden for athletes to be accompanied during the Marathon or to be given advice by anyone on a bicycle or on any other means of transport or to receive instructions or support in any way.
f) It is strictly forbidden to practice any other sport or discipline than athletics as a means of locomotion while participating in the Marathon. Skating, skate boarding, rollerblading, the use of wheeled scooters or any device of a similar kind including bicycles, tricycles and all kinds of similar vehicles with one or more wheels, with or without pedals or motors, are strictly forbidden. It is considered that any of the forbidden categories would threaten the physical integrity of the participating athletes and the safe conduct of the Marathon.
g) The lack of fulfilment of any of these rules will cause the disqualification of the participant(s) involved. The organising board has the right to judge and punish any attitude or behaviour which is against the spirit of the sport or the event or any dishonest, dishonourable or inadequate behaviour displayed towards the judges of the Marathon.
Application of Rules
The Confederación Argentina de Atletismo (Argentine Confederation of Athletics), as the responsible entity for applying the rules of athletics at a national level, and the Federación Atlética Metropolitana (Metropolitan Federation of Athletics), as the local entity, are the responsible bodies for controlling the event having appointed the judges and the jury of appeal in case of any controversy.
Course
The International Buenos Aires Marathon will be conducted over a course measuring 42,195 km certified by the delegate of the IAAF and the International Association of Marathons (AIMS). Signs indicating each kilometre of the course will be displayed. Details of the course will be published on the official website of the organization:
(www.maratondebuenosaires.com)
It is a mandatory requirement for all the athletes to know the course and to comply with it. Any athlete found to have not adhered to the course will be disqualified.
Registration
a) The registration for this event will be exclusively ON LINE for all athletes whether they are foreign or Argentine. The registration details will be on the official website http://www.maratondebuenosaires.com The cost of registration and the payment options will be set out on the website and may be subject to change.
Once the on-line registration period has expired, those athletes who have pre-registered BUT have not paid will no longer be eligible to take part in the Marathon. Their on-line registrations will be invalid and will be automatically null and void.
In addition, the period for requesting any discounted costs of entry to the Marathon will also have expired.
Before the on-line registration period has expired, the organising board will have the right to consider new applications from athletes under certain special conditions which will be established in due course.
b) No refunds will be made to athletes who do not take part for any reason.
c) Registrations are NOT transferable, nor are payments re-assignable to any other athlete or events.
d) Because the Buenos Aires Marathon is a sporting and cultural event hosted by the City of Buenos Aires for the purpose of promoting athletic sports, athletics and running at a national level, Argentine citizens and residents of Argentina will benefit from a special discounted registration fee.
e) Foreign athletes who are resident in Argentina and who wish to pay the same registration fee as Argentine citizens will be required to present a certificate issued by the official authorities as proof of their having been domiciled in Argentina for more than 6 months prior to the marathon. There will be no exceptions.
f) Personal data entered by athletes during the registration process is considered to be legally binding. The data must be verified and corrected where necessary by the athlete undertaking the registration. NO claims for refunds or compensation will be accepted in the case of any mistakes in the information that has been provided. NO change to the registration data will be made except when it is essential for the participation of the athlete.
g) All officially registered participants in the Marathon will be covered by an insurance arranged by the organising board in case of personal accident during the event.
The Kits & Expo
a) The kits will be delivered in the Expo before the event. Those athletes who have paid and confirmed their registration will be entitled to get their running kit at the Expo (the timetable and the dates will be provided on the website). The allocation of kit will be performed once each participant has presented their necessary documentation and the mandatory medical authorization in accordance with the regulations of the City of Buenos Aires. The kit will include the official identification number of each athlete plus the “chip” for the time controls and, additionally, it may include gifts provided by the sponsors of the Marathon.
b) The choice of the colour, size and model of the T-shirt will depend on the stock at the time of collection. No change will be allowed once it has been provided. No claims will be entertained about the items comprising the kit once they have been accepted by an athlete.
c) No kit will be allocated on the day of the Marathon or after it.
d) Each “chip” provided to each athlete in the competition is and remains the property of the company which performs the timing service at the event. Therefore it must be returned at the end of the competition. Those athletes who do not return the “chip” after the completion of the Marathon will be required to pay the cost of the “chip”.
Classifications & Rules
a) The official classification of the event will be available on the website of the organization once the Marathon has finished.
b) The Marathon judges are responsible for the official results. In order to appear in the classification results athletes must have been registered at all the control stations.
c) The organising board will have the right to provide provisional results with the possibility to them being modified and/or corrected, according to revisions subsequently made by the judges.
d) Challenges to the results will only be accepted in writing and only when they clearly specify the athlete number in question.
e) Besides the general classification into ladies and gentlemen, an age group classification will be provided according to the rules of the athletes’ federation. A special disable group classification will also be provided: wheel chaired participants, visually impaired A, also visually impaired B-C.
Prizes
a) All the participants who finish the Marathon course, reaching the end of it according to the rules, will receive their Ñandú “FINISHER” medal.
b) The first three finishers in the general classifications of ladies and gentlemen will receive their trophies in the ceremony immediately after the competition.
c) The category prizes will be dispensed at a later event (date to be announced) once all the results have been thoroughly analyzed, checked and verified.
d) The sponsoring companies of the Marathon may offer special prizes to participants as they decide without intervention by or responsibility of the organizers.
Services
a) Cloakroom service and personal items: The organising board will provide a cloakroom service for the athletes. The only allowed items that may be stored are clothes. It is expressly forbidden to deposit valuable items, for example: wallets, personal documents, money, watches, jewellery, mobile phones, electronic items etc. The organising board will not accept any responsibility for the loss and/or theft of any personal items whether stored in the cloakroom or elsewhere during the event. When athletes leave belongings with the cloakroom service they will receive a waterproof ticket bearing a unique identification number. Upon subsequent presentation of that ticket to the cloakroom service, athletes will be given back their associated clothing.
b) Medical Service: The organising board will arrange the provision of medical services for any emergency, ambulances and medical tents all along the course of the Marathon. Together with the mobile medical units there will be doctors, paramedics and volunteers who will be ready to help.
c) Drink stations: The organising board will provide drink stations, fruit and food supplies for the athletes as from kilometre 5 along the entire course.
d) Vehicles on the course: The only vehicles on the course will be those authorised by the organising board which will be properly identified for the purpose of testing and controlling the Marathon. The security team will remove or order the removal of all other vehicles like motor bikes, bicycles or any other vehicles not authorized by the organising board.
e) Top time: The Marathon will be declared to have finished once precisely 6 hours have elapsed from the beginning. At that time a designated control vehicle authorised by the organising board will be driven around the course and at the end of it the Marathon will be declared to have ended. Once the control vehicle has passed individual control units around the course they will stop collecting control information and the course will be open for the traffic to return to normal. Any athlete who is behind the control vehicle will be considered to have been disqualified and out of the competition (officially he or she will no longer be a participant).
Responsibilities of the Participants
a) Once participants have registered, they accept the then current rules in force and declare themselves to be in an appropriate physical condition to participate in the International Buenos Aires Marathon (el Maratón Internacional de Buenos Aires). The organising board and the sponsors will then be exempted of any liability in case of accident, omission or avoidance of any of the items considered in the present set of rules for this event.
b) When participants go to get their kit, they must provide the mandatory medical certificate of aptitude, which has to be issued by a medical Doctor who has performed the required medical evaluations and well being checks on them that authorize the participant to take part in the competition in accordance with the terms of the Law N 5397established in the City of Buenos Aires.
c) Members of Running Teams / Training Groups who will participate in the Marathon and who wish to remain together throughout will be allowed to put their identification items in a designed area unique to them and will be informed of its location in advance.

Sanlam Cape Town Marathon
2018-09-23 06:00 - 13:00 (Europe/Helsinki) | Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa
Cape Town Marathon 2018
The Sanlam Cape Town Marathon (42.2km) is a prestigious global city race open to a range of running enthusiasts from elite athletes to social runners. Along the spectacular route, you will take in the famous natural beauty of Cape Town’s mountains and sea, as well as many of the city’s great attractions.
Running the marathon is unique way to experience the gorgeous highlights and the vibrant spirit of one of Africa’s most visited and most celebrated city. It is an ideal race both for athletes who aim to achieve fast times, and for first-timers who want to finish their inaugural marathon. The route is wheelchair-friendly, and the 6 hour 30 minute cut-off time can accommodate the social runner.
Distances
42.2km
10km
22.km
12km
5km
Rules & Regulations

Perdana Builders International Triathlon
2018-09-23 08:00 - 17:00 (Europe/London) | Kompleks Sukan Air, Presint 6, Putrajaya, Presint 6, Putrajaya, Malaysia
Category & Fees

Category
Type and distance
Early Bird Fee
Normal Fee

20 October : TriDiscoveryKids Boys/Girls (7-9yrs)
Swim – 0.1km
Bike – 2km
Run – 1km
RM 110
RM 150

20 October : TriKIds Boys/Girls (10-12yrs)
Swim – 0.2km
Bike – 5km
Run – 2km
RM 110
RM 150

20 October : Mighty Stars (5-70yrs)
“This is a non-competitive race, for participants with special needs”
Swim – 0.02km
Bike – 1km
Run – 0.5km
RM 50
RM 50

21 October : TriYouth Boys/Girls (13-15yrs)
Swim – 0.4km
Bike – 8km
Run – 3km
RM 110
RM 150

21 October : TriSprintJunior Boys/Girls (16-19yrs)
Swim – 0.75km
Bike – 20km
Run – 5km
RM 170
RM 220

21 October : TriSprintAdult Men/Women (20-29yrs)
Swim – 0.75km
Bike – 20km
Run – 5km
RM 170
RM 220

21 October : TriSprintPrime (i) Men/Women (30-39yrs)
Swim – 0.75km
Bike – 20km
Run – 5km
RM 170
RM 220

21 October : TriSprintPrime (ii) Men/Women (40-49yrs)
Swim – 0.75km
Bike – 20km
Run – 5km
RM 170
RM 220

21 October : TriSprintMaster Men/Women (50-59yrs)
Swim – 0.75km
Bike – 20km
Run – 5km
RM 170
RM 220

21 October : TriSprintSifu Men/Women (60yrs & above)
Swim – 0.75km
Bike – 20km
Run – 5km
RM 170
RM 220

International WACHAUmarathon
2018-09-23 10:00 - 17:00 (Europe/Vienna) | Emmersdorf, Emmersdorf an der Donau,, Austria
International WACHAUmarathon 2018
The International WACHAUmarathon is back!
The race officially begins on Sunday at 10:00 on the B3 in Emmersdorf near the recreational center.
The WACHAUmarathon running route is enjoyed and appreciated by thousands of hobby runners due to its flat topography. There is hardly an easier and faster stretch than the one between Emmersdorf and Krems. Beginners especially appreciate when there is a running event with no hill or mountain. These ideal topographical conditions enable them to more easily achieve their own personal running goals.
On the other hand the WACHAUmarathon can offer performance-oriented runners the perfect conditions for a fast race. In this way the Wachau “track” especially promotes personal best performances.
OVERVIEW
The marathon starts in Emmersdorf at 10 a.m. at the same time than the halfmarathon gets started in Sptiz. The marathon route goes upstream from Emmerdorf on the B3 until the small village of Weitenegg, where the runners will get to the road next to the beautiful danube and turn downstream back to the starting point in Emmersdorf. From there on the route follows the B3 until reaching Krems. In Krems you won’t have to run through the city any more which makes the marathon both: more attractive and faster
Start in Emmersdorf
The starting line is directly next to the roundabout that leads to the bridge over the Danube to Melk. The parking lot in front of Emmerdorf’s sport center is the perfect place to meet before the starting signal.
Be there and experience the unique flair of the marathon start in Emmersdorf with a view of the Melk Abbey.
You have three options for getting to the marathon start in Emmersdorf an der Donau. Bus and trains are included in the entry fee.
You should choose a travel option at registration. This will be printed on your bib number with a symbol and the time.
Please be aware that the road through the Wachau is closed on the day of the event as of 8:00 and can no longer be driven.
Baggage Transport
Baggage transport will be carried out by busses located near the starting area and marked with your event and bib number.
Please have your bib number at hand when dropping off and picking up baggage. Baggage may be deposited beginning an hour before the event until at the latest 10 minutes before the start.
At the finish line the busses will be located near the conference halls. Please follow the signs.
We inform you that only clothing bags distributed by the organizer and marked with name and number will be transported, We take no responsibility for lost articles, most especially including clothing sacks and the valuables deposited in them.
Energy stations along the route
Catering during the run is an important element in any runner’s success. For this reason the WACHAUmarathon team works hard every year to provide the ideal availability of liquids and food along the route.
Working with our partners we are able to set up 11 Hydration/Energy Stations along the entire marathon route.
During the marathon you can refill your energy reserves at
KM 5 (no personal drinks) / KM 7.5 / KM 11.7 / KM 15.4 / KM 20.0 / KM 23.1 / KM 25.1 / KM 28.7 / KM 32.5 / KM 35.0 / KM 36.9 (no personal drinks) / KM 39.4
Self Catering Marathon
Self-catering for the marathon (not available for the half marathon) can be deposited on Saturday, Sept 16, 11:00-18:00 at the information stand at the WACHAUmarathon EXPO (Krems conference center) or on Sunday, Sept 17, 9:00-9:30 at the marathon start in Emmersdorf. Containers (NO GLAS!) must be clearly marked with name, bib number, and catering station.
Catering stations along the course:
KM 5.0 (no self-catering) / KM 7.5 / KM 11.7 / KM 15.4 / KM 20.0 / KM 23.1 / KM 25.1 / KM 28.7 / KM 32.5 / KM 35.0 / KM 36.9 (no self-catering) / KM 39.4
Attention: the self-catering table is the first one at the hydration/energy stations.
INTERNATIONAL WACHAU MARATHON TRIVIA
So far, national championships were held three times under the Wachau Marathon. In 2002, Max Wenisch as total seventh in the men (2:27:48) and Veronika Kienbichl as total Eighth Women (2:53:09) Austrian Marathon champion. In 2007, the overall winner Eva-Maria Gradwohl Austrian champion in the half marathon, while for men the title to the total Third Martin Pröll went (1:05:31). 2010 won the overall bronze medalist Andrea Mayr in a time of 1:14:21 hours the national title in the half marathon, while for men the overall Seventh Weidlinger won with a time of 1:04:59 hours.

Chisinau International Marathon
2018-09-30 07:00 - 13:00 (Europe/Chisinau) | The Great National Assembly Square, Chisinau,, Moldova, Republic of
Marathon Events in Eastern Europe
In 2017, 17 000 people came out to the start line, 4000 of them ran 5, 10, 21 and 42 km races of Chisinau Marathon.
September 30, 2018 Sporter sports organization will host the fourth International Chisinau Marathon, in which races will be held over the following distances:
– marathon (42 km 195 m)
– half marathon (21 km 0975 m)
– 10 km race
– 5 km race
The route will be set around central streets of Chisinau (as per the Marathon map), the start and finish line will be located on the Great National Assembly Square.
According to the rules of international marathons, all participants will receive a starter pack, which will include the personal bib number, a disposable timing chip, a commemorative T-shirt and the route maps with the detailed schedule of the event.
Feeding stations will be available at different points along the race course, where athletes can eat, drink, cool themselves with wet sponges, use the facilities, and if necessary, get medical assistance.
At the finish line all participants will get commemorative medals, while the winners will receive valuable prizes, as well.
Marathon Rules
Schedule
Chisinau Marathon is an outstanding event, which will take place during three days. Chisinau Marathon races will be held at the distance of 42 km 195 m, 21 km 0975 m, 10 km and 1,5 km.
Place: Great National Assembly Square – GNAS (Piața Marii Adunări Naționale)
September, 28
14:00 – 19:00 – Sport Expo opening hours
14:00 – 19:00 – Registration Pavilion opening hours
14:00 – 19:00 – Start packages issue hours
14:00 – 19:00 – Start packages issue hours for KIDS RUN DAY
September, 29
08:00 – 09:30 – Start packages issue hours for KIDS RUN DAY
10:00 – 19:00 – Sport Expo opening hours
10:00 – 19:00 – Registration Pavilion opening hours
10:00 – 19:00 – Start packages issue hours
10:00 – 12:00 – Children run KIDS RUN DAY
10:00 – 17:00 – Contests, competitions, functional training, master classes
17:00 – 19:00 – Pasta Party, on Food Court
18:00 – 19:00 – Briefing for participants of the International Chisinau Marathon races
September, 30
08:00 – 17:00 – Sport Expo opening hours
06:00 – 08:00 – Start packages issue hours
07:00 – 08:30 – Distribution T-shirt to the participants of Fun Run (1,5 km)
08:00 – 08:50 – Line-up of the participants at the start
08:30 – 08:50 – Official Opening Ceremony
09:00 – 09:30 – Fun Run (1,5 km)
09:00 – 09:45 – 5 km race
09:00 – 09:40 – Awarding of winners 5 km
09:00 – 10:30 – 10 km race
09:50 – 10:00 – Awarding of winners 10 km
09:00 – 12:00 – Half marathon (21 km 0975 m)
10:30 – 10:40 – Awarding of winners 21 km 0975 m
09:00 – 15:00 – Marathon (42 km 195 m)
12:00 – 12:10 – Awarding of winners 42 km 195 m
15:00 – 15:15 – Official closing ceremony
The organizer reserves the right to change the schedule.
Route map
The Start/Finish area and Expo are located on the Great National Assembly Square (Piața Marii Adunări Naționale, PMAN), in front of the Arc de Triomphe. After the start of the race athletes will run along Stefan cel Mare Boulevard, Ciuflea Street, Dacia Boulevard, to the intersection with Rose Street, then back along Dacia Boulevard, Ciuflea Street, Stefan cel Mare Boulevard, to the Great National Assembly Square, then continue along Stefan cel Mare Boulevard, to the intersection with Toma Ciorba Street and then back along Stefan cel Mare Boulevard, to the Great National Assembly Square.
The total length of the course is 10,5 km ( 4 laps for marathon runners and 2 laps for half marathon runners).
– Fun Run (1,5 km): the Great National Assembly Square – Stefan cel Mare Boulevard – Vasile Alecsandri Street – Mitropolit Varlaam Street – Pushkin Street – the Great National Assembly Square;
– 5 km race: the Great National Assembly Square – Stefan cel Mare Boulevard – Ciuflea Street – 31 August 1989 Street – Sfatul Tarii Street – Stefan cel Mare Boulevard – the Great National Assembly Square;
– 10 km race: the Great National Assembly Square – Stefan cel Mare Boulevard – Ciuflea Street – Dacia Boulevard ( up to Rose Street) – Dacia Boulevard – Ciuflea Street – Stefan cel Mare Boulevard (up to Toma Ciorba Street) – Stefan cel Mare Boulevard – the Great National Assembly Square;
– Half marathon (21 km): the Great National Assembly Square – Stefan cel Mare Boulevard – Ciuflea Street – Dacia Boulevard ( up to Rose Street) – Dacia Boulevard – Ciuflea Street – Stefan cel Mare Boulevard (up to Toma Ciorba Street) – Stefan cel Mare Boulevard – the Great National Assembly Square (2 laps x 10,5 km);
– Marathon (42,195 km): the Great National Assembly Square – Stefan cel Mare Boulevard – Ciuflea Street – Dacia Boulevard ( up to Rose Street) – Dacia Boulevard – Ciuflea Street – Stefan cel Mare Boulevard (up to Toma Ciorba Street) – Stefan cel Mare Boulevard – the Great National Assembly Square (4 laps x 10,5 km).

Tartu City Marathon Estonia
2018-10-05 - 2018-10-06 | Tartu City Centre, Tartu, Estonia
City Marathon in Estonia
Tartu City Marathon has two main distances – 42 km and 21 km. In addition a 10 km Tartu City Run is available for runners and Nordic walkers.
Reinstated Tartu City Marathon/City Run is the newest Club Tartu Maraton event but its participant numbers are also the fastest growing. In 2017 a total of 3488 runners and Nordic walkers took part in the Tartu City Marathon/City Run.
Tartu City Marathon belongs to the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races (AIMS)
Program
Friday, October 5th 2018
12:00-21:45 Race Centre open in Tartu city centre on Town Hall Square:
start materials hand-out, registration, re-registration, sports market etc.
21:00 Start of Friday Night Run 4 km
Saturday, October 6th 2018
7:30-16:00 Race Centre open on Town Hall Square: handout of start materials, sports market etc
9:20 Warming up with MyFitness
9:30 Start of the 7th TARTU CITY MARATHON 42 km on Vabaduse Str.
Children’s Races
TILLUrace 450 m
Start on the Vabaduse Str
10:00 up to 3 years old with accompany
10:10 3 years old with accompany
10:15 4 years old with accompany
10:20 5 years old with accompany
10:25 5 years old
10:30 6 years old with accompany
10:35 6 years old
10:40 7 years old
10:45 Prize raffle
10:50 Warming up with MyFitness
11:00 Start of the 7th TARTU CITY MARATHON 21 km on Vabaduse Str.
MINImarathon 900 m
Start on the Vabaduse Str
11:10 8 years old
11:15 9 years old
11:20 10 years old
11:25 11 years old
11:30 12 and older
11:40 Prize raffle
11:55 42 km winner`s finish on Town Hall Square
12:10 21 km winner`s finish on Town Hall Square
13:00 Award ceremony of 42 and 21 km and press conference
13:15 Awarding of 42 km age group winners
13:50 Warming up with MyFitness
14:00 Start of TARTU CITY RUN 10 km: running and nordic walking on Vabaduse Str.
14:30 10 km winner’s finish on Town Hall Square
15:00 Award ceremony of Tartu City Run 10 km on Town Hall Square
15:15 Awarding of 42 km age group winners
16:00 Finish closed
22:00 Tartu City Marathon afterparty and closing of Tartu Maraton Cube 2018
22:30 Awarding of the best teams and companies of Tartu MTB Marathon and Tartu City Marathon.
22:45 Awarding of the Tartu Maraton Cube 2018 winners
Regulations

Wizz Air Kyiv City Marathon 2018
2018-10-05 - 2018-10-07 | Khreshchatyk Street, Kiev, Ukraine
City Marathon in Ukraine
Wizz Air Kyiv City Marathon offers you an opportunity to write your name into the sports history of Ukraine! For the ninth time our city will host the marathon, a world-class sporting event, the participant of which you are invited to become.
The marathon is an opportunity to prove and overcome oneself, to enjoy the sport as it is and spend some great time with friends, both new and old. To outdo oneself is a difficult path that goes through tens of ups and downs. However, this path will become the one finishing which you will never forget.
Join them and feel the incredible energy of sport!
Program
Address SportExpoUA2018: ACCO International – 40-B, Peremohy Avenue.
Hours of SportExpoUA2018:
October 5, 2018 (Friday): 12:00 p.m. – 08:00 p.m.;
October 6, 2018 (Saturday): 10:00 a.m. – 08:00 p.m.
October 7:
7:00 a. m. – Opening of the Marathon Village, 20/22 Khreshchatyk Str.;
8 :00a.m. – 4 p.m. – Locker service working hours;
9:00 a.m. – start on the courses of 42.195 km, 21.0975 km, relay 3×10+1×12.195 km ;
11:50 a.m. – award ceremony for the course of 21.0975 km;
12:00 p.m. – award ceremony for the course of 42.195 km men, women, relay teams;
2:25 p.m. – award ceremony for the course of 42.195 km in age groups;
3:00 p.m. – closing of the Marathon Village
You need to arrive at Khreshchatyk street at least 1 hour before your race to make sure you have enough time to change, leave your belongings at the locker service, find the starting block and warm up.

Bank of America Chicago Marathon
2018-10-07 00:00 - 23:30 (America/Chicago) | Grant Park. Chicago, pin Grant Park. Chicago, Il 337 East Randolph Street,, Chicago, IL, 60601, United States
Marathon Events in USA 2018
Running the Bank of America Chicago Marathon is the pinnacle of achievement for elite athletes and everyday runners alike. On race day, runners from all 50 states and more than 100 countries will set out to accomplish a personal dream by reaching the finish line in Grant Park.
Registration fee
*U.S. residents (those who live in one of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico or other U.S. territories): $195 (USD)
*Non-U.S. residents: $220 (USD)
You will be asked to provide credit card information as a part of the application process. Your credit card will be charged when and if your application is approved or selected through drawing.
When completing the application please use a credit card that has an expiration date later than December 2017.
Event Requirements
Participants must be 16 years or older on race day.
Participants 16-17 years of age must have permission from their parent or legal guardian permitting them to participate in the race. This permission is given during the application process.
The Bank of America Chicago Marathon requires that participants be able to complete the 26.2 mile distance in six hours and 30 minutes (6:30:59). The marathon course will reopen for public use on a rolling schedule based on this time limit.
The sale and/or transfer of race entries/bib numbers is strictly prohibited.
All registration fees and ancillary purchases are nonrefundable.
All participants are required to pick up their own participant packet (bib number and timing device) at the Abbott Health & Fitness Expo during the scheduled hours of operation on Friday, October 5 or Saturday, October 6.
All participants are required to show a government-issued photo ID upon picking up their own participant packet.
All participants must be familiar with and abide by the event rules.
Application frequently asked questions
For answers to frequently asked questions regarding the 2018 Bank of America Chicago Marathon application, please view the Frequently asked application questions page.

The International LSR Colombo Marathon 2018
2018-10-07 | Colombo, Colombo, Sri Lanka
International Marathon in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka well known as the “Pearl of the Indian Ocean” is fast developing in to an ideal destination for recreational activities. Its tropical weather, white sandy beaches, and warm waters of the Indian Ocean, numerous inland waterways, picturesque landscapes, and challenging natural terrain – all contribute in making it one of the finest recreational destinations in Asia.
Latest to be added on to the long list of activities could be done in the island is Marathon Running.
In the horizon is the LSR International Marathon – now known as the COLOMBO MARATHON, which is set to take place on the 7th of October 2018.
It was very pleasing to note that more than 8500 runners including more than 300 foreigners from 46 countries representing all continents faced the starter at the 17th Edition of the series which was held on the 08th of October, 2017. There were more than 800 support staff who worked tirelessly and contributed towards the success of this event.
·The last day for Enrollments’ will be 20th September, 2018
·The Registration is scheduled to take place on the 06th of October, 2018 at the Sports Ministry Premises, Colombo 07 From 09:00 hrs to 16:00 hrs.
·The Race takes place on the 07th of October, 2018 @ 06:00 hrs.

Košice Peace Marathon
2018-10-07 | Hlavna street 1, Kosice, Slovakia (Slovak Republic)
Peace Marathon in Slovakia
The Marathon has been organized in Košice continuously since 1924. It is also unique and different from other historic marathons in that right from the very first edition it has strictly maintained the prescribed distance of 42.195 km.
The marathon course, one of the fastest, was created in Košice 20 years ago for the 1997 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships. That course is still fast and very attractive for both elite and fun runners.
In Košice, the gothic pearl of Europe where the fundamentals of the modern marathon movement were set in 1924, runners can discover why it was more recently chosen as European Capital of Culture 2013 and the Best European City of Sport 2016.

RULES
Participation and competing in the Košice Peace Marathon are governed by the General Terms of KPM, the rules of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) and the competition rules of the Slovak Athletics Federation (SAZ) and the provisions of these Propositions.
START
7th October 2018 (Sunday)
Start / Finish Zone, Hlavna street 1, Kosice
FINISH
Start / Finish Zone, Hlavna street 1, Kosice
TIME LIMIT
6 hours. The course will be closed at 3:00 p.m. Limit for 33,3 km is 4:45 hours (turn near the hotel Centrum)
AGE LIMIT 18 years
(born 2000 and before)
REGISTRATION
Participants register to the Kosice Peace Marathon through On-line registration.
PRIZES
Financial prizes will be awarded to the first 10 men and first 10 women in the main Marathon category and first 3 placings in each age category mentioned above, on condition that at least three competitors have started in the given category.
MEASUREMENT OF TIMES
The official time is measured from the firing of the starting pistol to the crossing of the finish line. This time decides the final order of runners at the finish. The results list also shows the figure for the net (unofficial start-finish line) time for information purposes.
START SECTORS
Participants in the KPM in the Marathon and Halfmarathon disciplines are assigned to starting sectors based on the last achieved finishing time in the given discipline or according to an objectively predicted finishing time. Runners enter this as mandatory information in the registration form.
PROTESTS
Protests, regarding the results and situations arising during the race, have to be made verbally to the main referee no later than 15 minutes after the announcement of the results. Protests against the decision of the main referee heve to be made in writing in the race office, no later than 30 minutes after the announcement of the decision of the main referee, upon payment of 10,- EUR.
INSURANCE
Participants are responsible for their own health insurance, insurance for treatment costs and possible other insurance. The Organizer bears no responsibility for damage to health or property associated with travel, accommodation and participation in the events. It is the responsibility of the participant to undergo before the start a relevant health examination and to obtain information on his or her health status in association with the decision to participate in any KPM discipline. Each participant starts the KPM at his or her own responsibility.
Detailed terms of participation in the Kosice Peace Marathon are subject to General Terms o Kosice Peace Marathon. and are obligatory to every registered Participant of the Event.

3 Country Sparkasse Marathon
2018-10-07 - 2018-10-09 | Germany – Austria – Netherlands
3 Country Marathon 2018
The course is though three countries
The marathon starts from the beautiful Island of Lindau -habour, then passes through the Austrian towns Lochau, Bregenz, Hard, Höchst, it then crosses the Swiss border at St. Margreten and continues across the Rheindamm back to Hard and finally finishes in Bregenz.
A marathon to enjoy
60% of the course takes place along Lake Constance. You pass the world’s largest open theatre, with the stage design of the opera Turandot. Then passing through reeds and woods, you finally finish in the Casino-Stadium in Bregenz, where a cheering crowd awaits you.
Participant Information
SPARKASSE 3 LÄNDER MARATHON
Organisation fees
Marathon 42,195 km
Organisation Fee:
All prices:
Until 31.12.2017 – 60,- EURO
Until 31.03.2018 – 63,- EURO
Until 30.06.2018 – 68,- EURO
Until 31.08.2018 – 73,-EURO
Late registration – 78,- EURO
If a registered participant, for any reason, will no be able to take part, there will be no claim for refunding the orgnisation fee.
Inculded in the organisation fee:
Runners Trade fair, Heathcare Symposium, Pasta Party at the Inselhalle in Lindau, High tech Timing Mika Champion Chip, Cloth transport, official 3 country marathon medal, Ferry from Bregenz to the Start in Lindau, Coordinated catering for runners along the track and after the finish line, Massage service after finish line, free entry to the indoor pool (only ladies), free transfer with train and bus within Vorarlberg Verkehrverbund on race day.
Application deadline
September 25 th 2018, 12pm – Applications reveived after this date will be handled as late registration.
Online registration closes on September 25 th 2018, 12pm.
Late registration will be possible, but only at the weekend of the marathon:
Friday, 5.10. from 2pm-7 pm
Saturday, 6.10. from 9am – 7pm and
Sunday, 7.10. from 7am- 10am (at the late registration counter at the marathon trade fair “Inselhalle Lindau”, Germany)
The rules
Anyone can take part, who has received a written entry confirmation and is physically fit. The full marathon is open to participants born in or before 1995 (18 years and above). The Sparkasse Marathon is organized in accordance with the regulations of the Austrian/German Athletic Associations (ÖLV&DLV) and the IAAF. Accompanying vehicles (automobiles, Bicycles, motorcycles) are prohibited on the course. Wheel chairs and all other rolling devices are not allowed. Pets and animals are also forbidden. The course surface is asphalted or graded. During some of the stages, it will be necessary to run on the opposite side of the road, please be vigilant. Be aware of fellow runners and keep a necessary distance,especially when passing.
Time measurement
Time is measured exclusively with Mika timing and the champion chip. With your registration you can choose between your own champion chip (add details when making registration), buy your own personel champion chip for 28,00 EURO or rent a chip for 3,00 EURO for the race.
Rented chips must be returned in the finish area after the race, not returned chips will be charged to the participant with a amount of 25,00 EURO.
No time measurement without “Champion Chip”.
Fair-play-Initiative of austrian running event organizer
Austrian running event organizer and the national anti doping agency are cooperating in prevetation, information and educational advertising in all area of doping and medication abuse. Doping controls will be held individually through “intelligent testing”. Join the fay-play-initiatve and say no to doping. Doping is a health risk.
Start
Marathon
October 7 th 2018 at 10:30 am
Starting line harbour of Island Lindau (GER)
All runners start at 10.30 am in Lindau(GER) harbour. Due to limited parking for cars and buses available at the start area in Lindau, it is recommended that all runners should arrive in Bregenz. Here you will find plenty of parking. For your information, we have placed a map of Lindau(GER) and Bregenz in your starter pack.
There will be continuous train and ferry transfers from 8am-9.30am for all runners free of charge from Bregenz harbour directly to Island Lindau harbour (GER). Last train tranfer from Bregenz harbour to Island Lindau harbour at 10.20am. The transfer takes approximately 20 min ferry and 10 min train (please check the timetable attached to the document).
Starter package
the starter package (race number incl. bib, info,..) is handed out only on Friday October 5 th from 2pm until 7pm, on Saturday October 6 th from 9am until 7pm and Sunday October 7 th from 7am until 10 am at the “Inselhalle” in Lindau. The starter package will not be sent by mail. Late registration is possible on Sunday.
Change-room facility
Please use the changing and toilet facilities, which are clearly marked, at the starting area.
Please take your change of clothing to the lorry marked with your race number, which are stationed on the “Reichsplatzt” (see start plan). Please use carry bag you received with your starting package displaying your race number for change of clothing (only this bag will be accepted). Do not place any valuables or breakables in the bag, as the organizers will not be held responsible for loss or damage. The change of clothing will be transported to finish point in the Casino stadium in Bregenz.
Important: Be sure to hand in your change of clothing bag by 10.20am as the departure is at 10.45am. No late bags can be transported after this time, because the roads are blockaded.
Starting list
There will be various starting blocks at the starting line depending on your best time previous run. The number of your starting block is on your running number. You should be at your starting block by 10:30. There will be personal to advice you.
Warm up
On the Stage close to the staring line, you will be entertained from 9am by our radio Vorarlberg DJ. Don’t miss this exciting warm up opportunity!
Finish line
Casino Stadium in Bregenz – finish line
Finish line closes at 5 pm October 7 th 2018
Once you have crossed the finish line (Timingmat) your time will be automatically registered.Please keep the finishing line clear and proceed directly to the marked area.
Here you will receive your medal, refreshments and first aid assistance.
Results
The list of results will be displayed at the Info Point, in the Casino stadium. Results can also be seen on this official internet site and you can download the certificate and see all the results on http://www.mika-timing.com
The winner ceremony of the top three runners of each race be held in the stadium, as from 1pm onwards.There will be entertainment, food and beverages around the stadium.
Classifications
Men (M) and women (W) are classified separate according to the age:
Teenagers U20 (M/W)
Junior U23 (M/W)
Main classification (HM/HW)
Senior (M/W)
Showers
The change of clothing bag can be collected from the lorry displing your race number at parking 5-Stadionstrasse. The bag can only be collected with your race number, by latest 6pm. Any unclaimed bags can be collected at the info point (Casino Stadium) until 7pm.
The clearly marked (see map) showering and changing facilities are at the indoor pool (Hallenbad) for women and at the outdoor pool (showertent) for men.
Self-refreshment
Should you have special requirements for drinks and snacks during the marathon it is possible for the organizers to place these at the refreshment points 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35. Please hand in these items (no glas!) with your name, race number and refreshment point number where you want it to be delivered on Friday and Saturday in the Inselhalle in Lindau, when collecting your starters pack.
Depending on the number of these requests there could be delays finding your items at the refreshment point.
Note that only one sponge is given at the start and this must kept for the entire marathon.
Runners refreshment
You will be taken care of before, during and after the marathon. At the finish line you will find refreshments at the “Sutterlüty” care center.
download: Refreshment-points as PDF (18KB)
Ship transfer
On Sunday, all runners can use the fleet of the “Vorarlberg Lines” for transfer from Bregenz habour to Lindau harbour free of charge. Spectators can get a return ticket for 7,00 Euro.
Time-tabel: from Bregenz habour 8.10am, 8.25am, 9.20am, 9.35am.
mportant:runners must be at the starting line latest by 10.45am.
Health service
At the back of your race number, you will find your “first aid form”. Please fill in your personal details with a pen. Participants from abroad must fill in their residential address (hotel), room number and telephone number.
There will be medical assistance at the starting line, throughout the marathon rout and at the finish line, casino stadium Bregenz.
Medical assistance
Should you require medical assistance try to reach next first aid point, where you will receive the necessary care. Should you withdrawal during the marathon there will be busses to transfer you to the stadium in Bregenz free of charge
Int. Emergency-valuation
Additional Emergency-valuation for all catergories only for members of emergency agencies.
Terms and condition
Neither the organiser nor its representatives and other authorised persons can be held responsible for any form of damage or injury incurred as a result of participation in the marathon and accompanying events, except in the case of the above persons having caused these intentionally or as a result of grave negligence. This also applies to sponsors and the owners of private paths and their representatives. This exemption from liability also applies to accompanying persons.
Entrants declare that they are in a fit state of health, have trained to a sufficient standard to partake, and are in possession of a doctor’s certificate of health. Participation in this event is at the entrants’ own risk.
Entrants agree to data(as given) on the registration form, any photographs (including photo’s taken personally), film material and radio and TV interviews that are made in conjunction with the Sparkasse-Marathon, including those in advertising, books, photographic reproductions and Inter-net inserts, can be passed on and used without any claim for remuneration by the entrant.
Upon registration, entrants confirm that all personal details are correct and the race number will not be given to another person.
Runners will be disqualified:
When the official race number is tampered with in any way, specifically if any number or advertising logo is made illegible or unrecognisable.
When runners make use of any sport equipment, alter/enhance their performance by hitching onto cyclists, inline skaters etc.
In accordance with Data protection laws, the organiser, in a secure environment, digitally saves all personal data.
The law of Austria governs the agreement. Judicial Authority is Bregenz
