August Race

This is a marathon race held in August

Reykjavik Marathon

The Reykjavik Marathon is a unique urban marathon that attracts runners from all over the world. Held annually in late August, it is a magnificent 42.195km journey through the beautiful scenery of Reykjavik city and its surroundings. The course, which combines a lively city center, a peaceful coastline, and lush natural parks, is spectacular. It is relatively flat, yet offers the picturesque views unique to Iceland. The warm cheers of the spectators lining the course strongly encourage the runners. An unforgettable feeling and sense of accomplishment awaits, as if the entire city is united in cheering you on.

Sydney Marathon

The Sydney Marathon is a marathon event that began in commemoration of the 2000 Sydney Olympics.Traveling around the city overlooking Sydney Port, one of the world's three most beautiful ports, the front yard of the Opera House, a world cultural heritage, is the largest marathon event in the southern hemisphere of his finish. Sydney's iconic Harbor Bridge is open to runners and is a fascinating marathon that covers all of Sydney's attractions.

Mexico City Marathon

The Mexico City Marathon is a historic event that began in 1983 and is held every August. It is known as a very tough race for runners as it is held at an altitude of 2,240m. The course passes through Mexico City's major tourist attractions and includes World Heritage sites. It is a large-scale event in which approximately 30,000 runners from all over the world participate, and the course has many ups and downs, with the uphill stretch from the 15km to 20km mark being a major challenge for runners. As it is a race at high altitude, it is important to acclimatize to the altitude, manage your physical condition, and take measures against the heat in advance.

Hokkaido Marathon

The Hokkaido Marathon, which began as a small step in 1987, has now grown into a major event that brings together over 20,000 runners. Why not sweat it out with the top runners on this stage, which many Olympic athletes have experienced? The countdown of the electronic clock at the Sapporo TV Tower, the cheers that fill Odori Park, and the emotional moment at the finish line. The Hokkaido Marathon is more than just a run; it promises to be a special, life-changing experience.