November Race

This is a marathon race held in November

Seattle Marathon

Overview The Seattle Marathon is a marathon held in Seattle, Washington, USA. The oldest marathon in the Pacific Northwest, it is set on a beautiful course of rolling hills and Seattle’s bridges, waterways and architecture, with iconic views of Lake Washington and Mount Rainier. Run energetically through Seattle, a city that has spawned a variety of innovative companies. #seattlemarathon #marathoncourse #seattle Course The Seattle Marathon offers a scenic course that takes runners through some of the city’s most iconic landmarks and neighborhoods. Here’s a breakdown of the course: Starting Line: The race typically starts near Seattle Center, a vibrant cultural hub known for its museums, theaters, and the iconic Space Needle. Course Highlights: Lake Union: Runners will enjoy beautiful views of Lake Union, a calm body of water that’s home to houseboats and other unique vessels. Gas Works Park: This former gasification plant has been transformed into a stunning park […]

Philadelphia Marathon

Overview The Philadelphia Marathon is an annual marathon sporting event held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on the third Sunday of November each year since 1954. The course starts at the Philadelphia Museum of Art on Benjamin Franklin Parkway, with views of many historic landmarks such as Betsy Ross House, The Liberty Bell. The course follows the streets of Old Town at Penn’s Landing, runs parallel to the Delaware River, follows the Schuylkill River to Manayunk, returns again to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and finishes on the steps made famous in the movie “Rocky.” To do. The course itself is very flat compared to other marathons. Philadelphia was the capital of the United States from 1790 to 1800, before the Declaration of Independence was made in 1776 and the capital was placed in Washington DC. After the marathon, discover Philadelphia, where history meets innovation and culture. #philadelphiamarathon #marathoncourse #philadelphia Course The […]

Kobe Marathon

Based on the theme of "gratitude and friendship," the Kobe Marathon aims not just to run, but to "run for the people." It aims to share with the world the image of Kobe, which has recovered from the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, and the lessons it has learned, and to convey gratitude for the support it has received from both within Japan and overseas, while placing importance on the awareness that everyone is part of it. A major attraction of the event is that it allows runners to share their joy and sense of unity not only with each other, but also with those who are cheering them on. It is a special event where you can feel the feelings of those who overcame the disaster and the importance of supporting each other while running through the beautiful scenery of Kobe.

Athens Classic Marathon

"I have won!" With these words, the spirit of the ancient Greek hero Pheidippides still lives on in Athens. The Athens Classic Marathon, which has been held since 1972, is a running experience in a sacred place where you can experience the history of marathons.

Porto Marathon

Overview The Porto Marathon is a marathon race held between October and November in Portugal’s second city, Porto.The start begins at Cidade Park. The route then takes in the best of Porto, passing through the beautiful historic center of the Ribeira do Porto, the D. Ruiz Bridge and Porto’s famous wine cellars, with spectacular views. Porto is the birthplace of the Kingdom of Portugal and a city of historical importance. The historic center of Porto is home to many historic buildings built between the 12th and 19th centuries, including the Cathedral, Palazzo Bolsa, and São Bento Train Station. Porto’s old town, which stretches along the Douro River, is a beautiful city lined with colorful houses. In particular, the view from the Dom Luis I Bridge is one of Porto’s most famous tourist attractions. #portomarathon #marathoncourse #porto Course The Porto Marathon, also known as the EDP Porto Marathon, boasts a scenic […]

New York City Marathon

Overview The New York City Marathon began on September 13, 1970, with a four-lap course around Central Park, with a registration fee of $ 1 per person and a budget of $ 1,000. Of the 127 registered runners, 55 finished. Over time, it is now held on the first Sunday of November each year, starting on Staten Island, passing through all five New York wards, crossing five bridges across the border, and finishing in Manhattan. It is a course to do. With well over 50,000 participants, it is one of the largest marathon events in the world, and in the United States, it is one of the three major marathon events along with Chicago and Boston. New York is an endless city where you can experience the cutting edge of the world, whether it’s fashion or art. And each of Harlem, Uptown, Midtown, Downtown, Lower Manhattan, etc. has its own […]

Indianapolis Monumental Marathon

The Indianapolis Monumental Marathon is the perfect place for runners looking to beat their personal best. Starting and finishing at the State Capitol, the fast, flat course takes you through downtown Indianapolis, its historic and cultural districts, and allows you to experience the best of Indianapolis.

Florence Marathon

Write your own story at the Florence Marathon. Run through an inspiring course that combines 40 years of tradition and Renaissance cityscapes. From ancient bridges to medieval alleyways, you will be surrounded by timeless beauty. Witness the moment where history and passion intersect, and create unforgettable memories.

Auckland Marathon

The Auckland Marathon is a special experience where you run together with runners from all over the world while looking at the beautiful Harbour Bridge and Sky Tower. Many of the courses are flat, so even beginners can participate with confidence. Create unforgettable memories in Auckland, where magnificent nature and a vibrant city come together.