31st SPAR Budapest Marathon – Guide
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Coca-Cola Wake Your Body 30 km – Start
Start: At 12195 meters on the course of the marathon, in Árpád fejedelem útja, at Tél utca. Attention! There is no shuttle bus service to the start area. How to get there (recommended) From Árpád híd budai hídfő (Szentlélek tér):…
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31st SPAR Budapest Marathon – Refreshing tables
Would you like to know what we will serve on the big day?Here you are: At the start – water 3,8 km – water 7,4 km – water, powerade, banana, lemon, glucose 11,7 km – water, powerade, banana, lemon, glucose 15,6…
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31st SPAR Budapest Marathon – Course for gadgets
Check them out: track (gpx) track (tcx) Endomondo
31st SPAR Budapest Marathon – Maps
Find out where we will run on 9th October.
Which one of these will be yours?
Here are the dri-fit t-shirt designs of the 31st SPAR Budapest Marathon Festival. From left to right: 42 km, 30 km, 10 km, and relay You can pick up yours with your BIB number starting October 6th in the race…
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Which one will be yours?
This year all finishers of the 31st SPAR Budapest Marathon receive one of these beautiful medals. Marathon and 30 km runners get a 85 mm long 3D medal featuring the Liberty Bridge. The 10 km and relay finishers receive a…
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31st SPAR Budapest Marathon – Discounted registration deadline extended
The discounted registration period for the Sunday races of the 31st SPAR Budapest Marathon, including the 42 km, 30 km, relay for 4, and 10 km distances, has been extended till September 19th. Instead of August 22nd you can register for the…
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31st SPAR Budapest Marathon – Barilla Pasta Party
You can take part in the Barilla Pasta Party by purchasing the ticket. It is free for entrants of SPAR Budapest Marathon® and Coca-Cola Wake Your Body 30K (you can pick up your ticket by showing your bib). Date: 8th…
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31st SPAR Budapest Marathon – Runner’s World France article
Budapest, le marathon de Danube par Stéphane Aitaissa